Guadalupe Island is now a "Biosphere Reserve" and lies 150 miles offshore of the Pacific coast of Mexico. This 22 mile long island is environmentally isolated and is surrounded by deep water and bathed by oceanic currents. The north end of the island reaches an altitude of 4200', high enough to trap clouds on most days and produce dramatic vistas.

Trips generally run from late August through November. As a general rule air temps from August through mid-October from 80-100F with water temps in the high 70's. By the end of October, air temps drop to mid to low 70's with similar water temps. It is during the latter part of the season when the much larger female great whites start to arrive at the island. We call this the "Time of the Titans".

Cages are attached and easily accessed right off the stern of the boat. These four-man shark cages remaining at the surface and are constructed using high-grade materials and state-of-the-art fabrication processes. Air is provided through a "hookah-like" system so no tank is required to be worn in the cage or while climbing in and out of the water leaving more room in the cage.

All that is truly required is an adventurous spirit! We do recommend bringing your own mask and at least a 7mm wetsuit with hood but these can also be provided for a minimal cost. Actual dive certification is not required but all cage divers should be comfortable with being underwater for extended periods of time and breathing air from a regulator.

Cages are state-of-the-art featuring unique external flotation pods allowing more room and comfort inside the cages. Large observation hatches provide optimal photo and video opportunities while remaining securely attached to the vessels and easily accessible at the surface.