Directorio de Negocios en San Jose del Cabo, Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos

Come face-to-face with Cabo's abundant marine life by cruising eight feet under water in a spacious, climate-controlled cabin. Then, come back for the night time version and we will introduce you to another world that only comes out after dark. As we feed the fish at Pelican Rock from our semi-submersible vessels, you'll see a wide array of undersea dwellers: King Angelfish, bright yellow Sergeant major fish, Parrot Fish, Puffer fish, Grouper, Sea Lions, Urchins and Sea Turtles, just to name a few. This is more than a tour, it's an undersea adventure. The Nautilus II Adventure. Relax in the air-conditioned comfort of cabo`s only semi-submersible SUBMARINE, the 60 foot-45 passenger Nautilus II. You will board and depart directly from the Cabo San Lucas marina behaind the Hotel Tesoro from our reservations office at you will expirience the incredible underwater world of the Sea of Cortez. This includes coming face to face with various fish, eels and rays. You will also get to ride on the top deck and observe the beauty of Land`s End as you pass by Love`s Beach, Pelican Rock, the Sea Lion colony and the famous "Arch" DEPARTURES EVERY HOUR FROM 9:30AM TO 3:30PM EVERYDAY 1 HOUR TOUR (APROXIMATE) INQUIRE ABOUT OUR NIGHTTIME TOURS DAY TOURS NIGHT TOURS PRIVATE CHARTED TOURS Cabo Submarine is a 60ft Semi Submersible Yellow Submarine that holds 49 guests with 3 crew members. The submarine does not fully submerge, but our guests get to experience the beautiful waters and landscapes of the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean from the air conditioned comfort of an underwater viewing cabin. The lower viewing level has seats with their own large viewing port (34 lower level seats). Our guests will see many species of underwater life and activity. They will also discover the unusual rock formations of Land's End, tropical fish, and a sea lion colony as the submarine tours out to the Arch past Lovers Beach. The tour guide will entertain and educate the submarine guests with video footage on two televisions and an audio system that plays throughout the vessel. Remember to bring your camera for some spectacular face to face pictures with the incredible sea life. Come see why Jacques Cousteau labeled the Baja waters "the Aquarium of the World."