Call Us At:1(619)260-1880
E-mail: scubasd@aol.com
Scuba San Diego has a variety of dive and snorkel activities. Scuba instruction, world class guided diving tours and snorkeling tours off La Jolla Cove, boat dives to Wreck Alley’s HMCS Yukon.
Certified divers, your first dive you will be guided on a tour of the world famous La Jolla Cove kelp forest by our expert guide. The maximum depth is 45 feet, then on your second dive to the sea cavern or La Jolla point. Or, dive at the equally famous La Jolla Canyon, a 60 to 80 ft. dive. These dives begin at 7:00 a.m. These exciting shore dives are a must for the beginning diver and the serious world-class scuba diver. Dive includes weight belt, weights, and cylinders. Close encounters with the rare and endangered Giant Black Sea Bass, Tope Sharks the year round or all of the above plus Seven Gill Sharks in April. Don’t miss April in La Jolla Cove!
Private Guided Scuba Excursion to La Jolla Cove certified divers:
$260.00 (one tank) $325.00 (two tank)
There are two primary night dive locations for a diver’s enjoyment.
1. Mission Point which is a shallower 30 ft. dive with a multitude of local sea life represented. It literally comes alive at night.
2. La Jolla Canyon which is a much deeper dive ranging between 60 to 100 feet of depth. There is a multitude of interesting critters found at both Mission Point and La Jolla Canyon. These guided dives meet one half hour before sunset. There are squid runs in the winter, California bat rays, Rock Lobsters, two ringed octopus, nudibranchs, moray eels, slider crabs that are seen frequently on these dives. Most night dives are loaded with bioluminescent phytoplankton. Mission Point night dives are packed with octopus, lobsters crawling about and a lot of other inveribrate action.
Rentals: scuba gear rental fee – $85 (with tour purchase only)
Please call us at 619-260-1880 to discuss the dive parameters before booking and if your
Body Mass Index (BMI) is higher than 30.
NOTES:
Are you bringing a camera to dive La Jolla Cove?
– Bring a magenta filter (for green) for your camera.
Are you bringing a camera to dive Palau with us?
– Bring a red filter (for blue) for you camera.
