Nautilus Explorer
Operated by Nautilus Liveaboards
- RouteSocorro Islands
- Duration8 nights
- Minimum certificationAdvanced Open Water
- Min. logged dives50
- Marine lifemanta rays, sharks, hammerhead sharks, dolphins, whale sharks
Compare Socorro liveaboards by price, itinerary, dive level and marine life.
Operated by Nautilus Liveaboards
Operated by Nautilus Liveaboards
Operated by Nautilus Liveaboards
Operated by Nautilus Liveaboards
Operated by Mexico Liveaboards
Operated by Mexico Liveaboards
Operated by Valentina Liveaboard
These liveaboards run year-round, with the best conditions varying by route. DiveScanner only shows boats that actually sail in the month you choose, so you never see a trip that is not running.
Live air, sea, UV and local time at Cabo San Lucas, the main departure port. Actual diving conditions vary by site and season.
Across these Socorro routes you can realistically encounter manta rays, sharks, hammerhead sharks, dolphins, whale sharks, depending on the season, the itinerary and conditions on the day. For whale sharks, see where to see whale sharks on a liveaboard.
Socorro is not on the monitored Middle East corridor watch list, so the airspace warnings tracked there do not apply to this route.
See every destination on the travel warnings and airspace page. If a warning could change your plans, read do you need travel insurance for a liveaboard. This is a summary for divers, always check the official advisory and your airline before you travel.
Most visitors need a Mexican tourist card (FMM) on arrival for flights connecting through Cabo San Lucas or San Jose del Cabo.
Start with the Mexico FMM tourist card, then check the full liveaboard visa requirements checklist for passport validity, transit and operator forms. The exact rule always depends on your own passport and route.
Socorro liveaboards on DiveScanner start from around a range of price points, depending on the boat, itinerary length and season. DiveScanner compares live prices across operators so you can find the best deal.
Socorro liveaboard routes commonly feature manta rays, sharks, hammerhead sharks, dolphins, whale sharks.
The most accessible Socorro liveaboards start at Advanced Open Water level. More advanced offshore routes require deeper certification and a minimum number of logged dives; DiveScanner shows the exact requirement for every boat.
These liveaboards run year-round, with the best conditions varying by route.