Part of the remote Revillagigedo archipelago in the Pacific, Socorro is a legendary destination for encounters with giant manta rays, dolphins and sharks. Often called the Mexican Galapagos, it offers world-class diving in dramatic volcanic surroundings, a bucket-list voyage for the adventurous far out in the open ocean.
The island is famous above all for its giant oceanic manta rays, remarkably curious creatures with wingspans of several metres that interact playfully with divers, an experience found in few other places on earth. Its waters also teem with sharks, dolphins, humpback whales in season and abundant pelagic life.
Rising from the deep as a dramatic volcanic outcrop, Socorro and its neighbouring islands form a protected marine reserve of exceptional richness. The isolation and pristine waters have preserved one of the most extraordinary and thrilling diving destinations in the Pacific.
Ashore the islands are wild and largely uninhabited, a protected wilderness of volcanic scenery. Its remoteness and marine life are exceptional.
With its giant mantas, abundant sharks and dramatic volcanic scenery, Socorro is one of the great Pacific dive destinations. Guests can swim with enormous curious mantas, encounter sharks and dolphins and undertake an unforgettable expedition to this remote and pristine archipelago.
