Isla de Guadalupe

San Clemente Island is Southern California’s best-kept secret. Most divers opt for the more popular Catalina Island or go south to the Coronados, but San Clemente is a great place to go on a short liveaboard trip from San Diego.

The wreck of the Ruby E is part of San Diego’s famous ’Wreck Alley.’ Sitting just offshore from Mission Bay, the Ruby E is accessible only by boat and sits in deeper water, therefore is recommended for advanced divers only.

The Yukon lives in an area known as ’Wreck Alley’ and is San Diego’s most popular wreck dive and one of the largest wrecks in all of California at 366 feet long! Sitting just off Mission Bay, the Yukon is an advanced dive as it sits in 100 plus feet of water.

Mission Bay není nejžádanější potápěčské místo, ale je to skvělá záložní lokalita, zejména pro třídy otevřené vody, protože když je oceán příliš vysoký pro potápění. Zátoka je chráněna, takže voda je vždy klidná, ale viditelnost není velká a není příliš mnoho vidět.

Just around the corner from one of Southern California’s most popular dive sites La Jolla Shores, sits La Jolla Cove, the playground for a resident group of sea lions. This site is rockier and has kelp so it’s much different than it’s La Jolla Shores neighbor.

La Jolla Shores je nejoblíbenější potápěčské místo v okrese San Diego. Přístupné z Kellogg Park, "Břehy" je snadný vstup na pláž, pokud příboj je vysoká, pak pouze ti, kteří mají zkušenosti s vysokým surfovat položky by se měly potápět.

Little to no current, easy dive for divers looking for macro but also plenty of schools of fish in all stages of maturity. Max depth 65 feet; water temp low 80s

Good Check Out Dive for Sea of Cortez/Midriff Islands Liveaboards. Max depth 65 FT, water temp 80-82 in August. Little to no current. A lot of macro, small sting rays, and schools of fish.

Very similar to other dives in this area; nice black coral forest; max depth 60 feet; water temp low 80s. Another good site for fish ID and macro.

Nice spot for macro and jawfish on the north end of Angel de la Guarda. Max depth 70 FT; water temp low 80s; sandy bottom; great for Fish ID course