
Expeditions
includes:
- Pacific port transportation
- Diving Insurance
- Free Nitrox
- Round trip transfer to the airport
- Hotel in Cali
Liveaboard Expeditions and Diving Adventures to the Malpelo Island.
This Sharky Island is the biggets Hammerhead reserve in the World.
We are sure that you will love this place as much as we do.

The Mount Everest of diving with sharks
The UNESCO world Heritage Site of Malpelo Island, is the ultimate shark diving destination. Experienced divers enjoy its exclusivity -Colombia allows only one boat at a time in this “shark reservoir”. Five oceanic currents converge to draw mobs of Hammerheads, silkies, rays, billfish and tuna.
Three Musketeers, a collection of caverns and pinnacles, swirl with batfish, goatfish, grunts, grouper, eagle rays and jacks. Corals cloak the immense Cathedral tunnel, where huge shoals of sweepers and exotic fish create a mystic atmosphere. Virginia´s Altar, a sunlit terrace, supports a vast coral reef. Barracuda spiral around divers, drawn by surgeons, angels, moorish idols, and damsels.
Hammerheads, dolphins, mantas and free-swimming eels -notably the famous fine-spotted moray- can all be spotted here. The Fridge (La Nevera) is a truly world-famous shark site. The granite -walled bay is a cleaning station and is visited by scalloped hammerheads and black-tipped reef sharks.
Wrasses and rays cross paths below clouds of silky sharks. La Gringa, El Sahara and David all boast strong currents and draw myriad hammerheads – and a select few robust divers. Big -eyed jacks- mantas, silkies and Galapagos sharks can all be spotted at these sites. At a site called Scuba, divers can try to spot the notorious red-lipped batfish – the world´s ugliest fish. Mark Evans, Editor, Sport Diver

Malpelo Fauna and Flora Sanctuary
Located some 506 km off the coast of Colombia, the site includes Malpelo island (350 ha) and the surrounding marine environment (857,150 ha). This vast marine park, the largest no-fishing zone in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, provides a critical habitat for internationally threatened marine species, and is a major source of nutrients resulting in large aggregations of marine biodiversity.
It is in particular a ‘reservoir’ for sharks, giant grouper and billfish and is one of the few places in the world where sightings of the short-nosed ragged-toothed shark, a deepwater shark, have been confirmed.
Widely recognized as one of the top diving sites in the world, due to the presence of steep walls and caves of outstanding natural beauty, these deep waters support important populations of large predators and pelagic species (e.g. aggregations of over 200 hammerhead sharks and over 1,000 silky sharks, whale sharks and tuna have been recorded) in an undisturbed environment where they maintain natural behavioural patterns.
Colombia is Pacific!

Here you go! Now is the time for this South American country. After more than 30 years of violence and widespread insecurity Colombia is showing that it is a great nation, full of friendly and hospitable people with unique places where to fall in love and a great cultural and natural diversity that surprises locals and foreigners. The Colombian territory has three mountain ranges that cross the country from south to north and create countless climates. From plains and deserts with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius, up to mountain peaks where the weather is always kept below zero. That explains the great cultural diversity seen every day in this Latin American territory. With regions that take us directly to Africa and its remote customs, up to cities at more than 3000 meters high where Indians and peasants have imposed their Andean customs. That´s why the country has fairs and events of cultural expression during the 365 days a year. Colombia is also the second most bio diverse country in the world and the first with more diversity of birds, which is why the number of eco-tourists has increased strongly and local economies have witnessed a positive change in their growth. This Pacific Colombia allow us to discover unexplored and magical places where it was previously impossible to reach. It is very important to emphasize the international recognition it has recently achieved this beautiful country for the scuba diving and free diving. Colombia has two oceans with incredible places to develop these activities. From beautiful corals, countless colorful fish and stunning reef sharks on the island of Providencia in the Caribbean up to incredible caves surrounded by hundreds of hammerhead sharks and giant whale sharks in Malpelo and Gorgona Islands in the Pacific Ocean. ! Colombia, the only risk is wanting to stay!

