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It has been discovered that the coral reefs in the coast of Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo are some of the richest in biodiversity in the Pacific Ocean and there some endemic species.
Due to the confluence of two important marine currents, the biodiversity here is extraordinarily rich. Fauna includes everything from sea horses to humpback whales.
It is not difficult to find giant manta rays and whale sharks. From June to October you can also admire the olive ridley turtle.
If you're a beginner, don't worry! You can take the Scuba Diving Baptism Tour,as the coast of Ixtapa Zihuatanejo is the perfect place to start diving.Its waters are usually calm due to minimal currents year-round, and it boasts a rich biodiversity that makes every dive an exciting experience.
Diving Conditions
Visibility in the late spring months in the summer, fall and entering winter is 21 meters (70 feet), in the summer the average is 30 meters (100 feet). The average water temperature per year is 26ºC.
The currents here are minimal compared to the Caribbean. Therefore, instead of being carried away by the current, you can comfortably swim along the coral reefs, making it a photographer's paradise.
Diving in Ixtapa - Zihuatanejo
TOP DIVE SITES IN IXTAPA ZIHUATANEJO :
There are around 30 ideal sites for diving in the area, ranging from deep canyons to shallow reefs, including shipwrecks.
Islas Blancas (White Islands)
It is an excellent place for snorkeling and diving, with depths from 6 to 21 meters (20-70 feet) you can enjoy a great diversity of marine flora and fauna.
Playa Manzanillo
It is an ideal place for snorkeling, since you can see a wide variety of marine fauna at a depth of 3 to 6 meters (10-20 feet).
Rey de Reyes (King of Kings)
It is a sculpture of a Christ made with bronze keys donated by all the people of the place. The sculpture weighs about one and a half tons, has a height of 4-meter (13 feet).
Its elaboration was in charge of the Guerrero sculptor Antonio Rivero. In the heart is a key and its replicas are awarded to all distinguished visitors. It is submerged in front of Playa Las Gatas.
Sacramento
Twenty minutes northeast of Zihuatanejo, there is a chain of rock formations, within which a pyramid can be seen.
In addition to large rocks, there are tunnels and small interlocking caves, where you can dive among a wide variety of fish. It is a unique experience, ideal for underwater photography.
Piedra Solitaria (Lonely Stone)
With a wide variety of marine life and large rock formations. Its walls extend up to 40 m (132 ft) deep.
It is ideal for deep, multi-level and sunset dives.
Caleta de Chon
A reef just outside of Zihuatanejo Bay that is highly recommended for shallow diving and underwater photography. There are many seahorses.
Los Morros de Potosí
It is one of the most fascinating diving places in the Mexican Pacific. It is located 45 minutes by boat off the coast of Barra de Potosí and they are huge granite islets where there are several underwater caverns, cliffs, walls and huge expanses of coral.
Los Morros offer a variety of depths from 9 to 39 m (30 -130 ft).
It is a place with strong currents, so it is recommended for experienced divers, although there are protected areas ideal for beginner divers and snorkelers.
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