Sea Escape

The Sea Escape gives good value and magnificent diving opportunities

Sea Escape liveaboard is the sister ship to the Southern Sport liveaboard and schedules year round dive trips to the amazing destinations of the Socorro Islands and the Sea of Cortez.  

What you can expect

Sea Escape is a 34 metre aluminium vessel, originally built as a crew boat servicing the oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico, she was rebuilt and operated as a sport fishing liveaboard in Biloxi, Mississippi, before being again refurbished and joining the Cantamar Fleet covering two of the most exciting dive destinations in the Pacific Ocean.

Accommodating up to 18 guests in 9 budget Double or Twin bed cabins, most with en-suite bathrooms, M/V Sea Escape is a comfortable and spacious Mexican liveaboard. There is a cosy and bright Saloon area on the Main Deck with TV, DVD and music system, which lends itself to the boat's ethos of being relaxed and friendly foremost, as well as there being a dedicated computer station, tea and coffee are available day and night. There is a library of movies and books to help pass the time on the longer crossings. 

Meals are served in the Dining Area of the Saloon on the Main Deck. This is the main place to socialize and chat with fellow guests, as well on the partially covered Sun Deck. Here you can sunbathe on the loungers or take in the views of the remote Pacific Islands that the MV Sea Escape visits. Individual lost Diver devices and an onboard re-compression chamber (the only boat in the region to have one) are proof that you will be in good hands with the Sea Escape.

Chef knows how important good food is to help get the best performance in your next exciting dive

Hungry liveaboard Divers will be well looked after on MV Sea Escape as meals consist of pre-breakfast, breakfast, lunch and dinner each day, plus plenty of snacks in between. Beginning with lunch on check-in day, you can expect a range of cuisine consisting of International dishes with influences from Mexico and Italy. Beer and wine are provided free of charge. 

How to get there

Please refer to logistics section of each itinerary to find detailed info on how to get there.

Sea of Cortez: 
1. Area of La Paz. We sail from Marina Cantamar and make a 7-day itinerary touching various islands and dive sites, and returning to Marina Cantamar.

2. From La Paz to the South. We sail from Marina Cantamar and make an itinerary visiting Isla Espiritu Santo and Cerralvo, as well as Cabo Pulmo, Los Frailes, Bajo de la Gorda, and ending in San José del Cabo.

3. From San José del Cabo to the North. We said from Marina San José and visited Bajo de la Gorda, Cabo Pulmo, Los Frailes, Cerralvo Island, Isla Espiritu Santo, and we end up in La Paz (Marina Cantamar).
The nearest airport to San Jose del Cabo is Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) - approximately 20 minutes drive. The airport serves San José del Cabo, Cabo San Lucas, and the Los Cabos area.

The nearest airport to Marina Cantamar, is la Paz is Manuel Márquez de León International Airport (LAP) - approximately 1 hours drive to Marina Cantamar. It handles national and international air traffic of the city of La Paz.

The driving distance between both airports is approximately 2 and half hours.