Dive Site: North Wall

About North Wall

North Wall is a prominent dive site situated within the protected Cabo San Lucas Marine Park, just a short ten-minute boat journey from the Marina. This site is noteworthy as part of the extensive canyon wall on the Sea of Cortez side of Cabo San Lucas, offering a diverse underwater landscape near the tip of the Baja Peninsula. It's recognized for its unique topography, providing a distinct diving experience within the bay. The dive at North Wall unfolds along a rocky slope that begins at a relatively shallow depth and extends downwards. Divers can explore depths ranging from approximately 5 meters (15 feet) to 21 meters (70 feet), making it accessible for various certification levels. The site features numerous cracks and crevices within its rocky structure, inviting close inspection. Marine life at North Wall is abundant and varied, offering consistent encounters with numerous species. Common sightings include moray eels, porcupinefish, and pufferfish, along with scorpionfish and flute fish. The site is also home to a healthy population of lobsters, often found tucked away in the rocky formations. Lucky divers might even encounter schools of devil rays. The presence of peacock flounders has also been noted here. This site generally offers calm diving conditions, protected from strong currents and waves, making it an ideal location for divers looking for a more relaxed experience within the Cabo San Lucas bay. Its moderate depth range and typically tranquil waters contribute to a comfortable dive, suitable for exploring the resident marine life.