Mexico

Nautilus Explorer

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$2672/trip
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35 metersm
Lengths
25 guests in 13 cabins
Max. Guests
5
Type of cabins
from $377 P/Week
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Experience Adventure and Comfort Aboard the Nautilus Explorer The Nautilus Explorer offers an unforgettable liveaboard diving experience, designed for those seeking both adventure and comfort. Whether you're exploring the remote waters of Socorro, Revillagigedo, or Guadalupe, or embarking on a unique itinerary that combines both destinations, this vessel delivers thrilling big fish encounters in the eastern Pacific. Enjoy a range of top-tier facilities, including nitrox, dedicated gear storage, spacious zodiacs, and custom-designed camera stations. Between dives, unwind with warm deck showers, hot beverages, and even a relaxing soak in the onboard hot tub. Onboard activities include zodiac excursions, paddleboarding, kayaking, and engaging marine life presentations. With a variety of comfortable cabins to suit different budgets and travel preferences, the Nautilus Explorer creates a welcoming environment for all guests. Balancing rugged exploration with thoughtful amenities, this liveaboard blends functionality with just the right touch of luxuryβ€”making it an ideal choice for passionate divers and sociable adventurers alike.

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Aug

30 Aug 2026

7-Night Expedition - Sea of cortez diving

6D/7N

$3302

Included: Fuel surcharge: Applied during trips with long travel distances or if fuel prices rise unexpectedly. Marine park & conservation fees: Required to help protect the natural dive environment. Port fees: These are collected by the port authorities where the trip begins or ends. Note: Surcharges are subject to change based on regulations and fuel pricing.

Required Extras: Accommodation in selected cabin category All meals and snacks onboard Coffee, tea, juice, and water 3–4 dives per day (depending on itinerary) Dive guide and crew services Use of common areas (hot tub, lounge, etc.) Towels and basic toiletries Use of kayaks and paddleboards Warm deck showers after dives

Optional Extras: Marine park or permit fees (e.g., Socorro or Guadalupe Island fees) Fuel surcharge (if applicable) Crew gratuities (usually 10–15% of the trip cost, paid onboard) Nitrox (if not included): For certified divers only Transfers to/from the port or hotel (if not arranged by the operator)

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Boat specifications

Drawing & Vessel Layouts

Lengths

35 meters m

Width

8 m

Type of Boat

Luxury Steel Hull Liveaboard Dive Vessel

Year of Building

2000

Last Refit / Dry Dock

2018 (with ongoing annual upgrades)

Engine Numbers

2 engines

Speed

1–12 knots (cruising speed) knots

Max. Guests

25 guests in 13 cabins

Number of Crew

10–12 professional crew members

Number of Diveguides

2–3 certified dive professionals

Fuel Capacity

Approx. 70,000 liters litters

Water Capacity

Approx. 25,000 litters

Cabin Types

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Premium Suite Upper Deck

Toilet
AC
Shower
Fan/Ventilator
WiFi in cabin

Superior Suite Upper Deck

Toilet
AC
Shower
Fan/Ventilator
WiFi in cabin

Single Stateroom Lower Deck

Toilet
Shower
Fan/Ventilator
AC
WiFi in cabin

Stateroom Lower Deck

Toilet
AC
Shower
Fan/Ventilator
WiFi in cabin

Triple Stateroom Lower Deck

AC
Shower
Fan/Ventilator
Toilet
WiFi in cabin

Nautilus Explorer reviews

4.5

15 reviews

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Crew

Food

Scuba Diving

Value

Nautilus Explorer suited the expedition style of the trip very well. The boat felt stable during the crossings, the dive deck was genuinely spacious and there were comfortable areas to relax when we were not in the water. I would choose it again for either Socorro or one of the Sea of Cortez diving routes.

The crew worked constantly without making the service feel formal. Tanks were ready, cameras were handled carefully and snacks seemed to appear exactly when everyone became hungry.

The wildlife at Socorro was impressive, but it never felt guaranteed. We had dives where the larger animals stayed away, and those dives were still enjoyable because of the volcanic scenery, reef fish and the feeling of being somewhere extremely remote.

Hot chocolate and the hot tub after the last dive became part of the routine. Very easy to get used to.

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