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May 17 2020 
Diving in the time of Corona
As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads we have witnessed deep changes in our lifestyle and daily routines. The virus is here to stay and the world is finding new ways to integrate this new reality in our lives as we go back to the so called “new normality”. Tourism and traveling has suffered a big setback, … Continue reading
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Dec 05 2019 
First tech exploration at Mt. Eden
One year has passed since the initial survey of this deep mount, located north of Loreto, outside the boundaries of the Loreto Bay National Park. The general area is popular among fishermen as a variety of game fish can be found. Our original scouting dive in September 2018 showed an overwhelming amount of biomass, both … Continue reading
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Apr 30 2019 
Emerald Abyss
In the late April 2019, the expedition took us north of Loreto, beyond the limits of the National Park. In the past we have sought that area as the topography (both under and above water) is spectacular and has gifted us with some amazing dive sites.
On the way we were greeted by 3 humpback whales … Continue reading
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Feb 28 2019 
Neptune’s Finger
A while ago, we decided we would be heading south of the National Park.
Past Danzante island there is a wide region with abundance of seamounts and pinnacles. Although the area is popular among fishermen, is not very often dove, as dive operators tend to stick with closer and more convenient spots. We like remote and … Continue reading
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Aug 31 2018 
The History of the C-54 Agustin Melgar
As we know, Loreto Bay National Park contains many treasures and natural wonders. It also has several sunken vessels in its waters, but these are not very well known nor documented yet. Maybe the most emblematic wreck within the Park limits is the C-54 Agustin Melgar, and old minesweeper sunken in 2000 south of Puerto … Continue reading
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Jul 09 2018 
5 things that excellent dive shops have in common
1. Higly experienced and trained staff
Usually, the best dive centres are those ones that count with passionate, seasoned proffesionals as a permanet asset to their team. Surely you have dove in places that you liked, and when you came back, a big part of the team was all new faces. Although staff turn over is natural … Continue reading
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May 27 2018 
Meet our boat: the “Aguacuate”
🇺🇸 Half of a dive centre is their boats. Here at Blue Nation we have personally designed our own, and because we are so fun we called it The Aguacuate! It means “Water Buddy”, but sounds like “Avocado” in spanish, ain’t we smart?
The 26 foot long hull can comfortably fit 6 divers plus 2 crew members, and all … Continue reading -
Apr 15 2018 
Blue Nation Diving is open! Discover the pristine Sea of Cortez
🇺🇸 Thinking on diving or snorkeling in the Sea of Cortez? We’re so excited to announce our shop doors are finally open! Now you can stop by anytime (9am-1pm and 3pm-7pm) to have a look at our amazing shop and products. We’re located inside Plaza Misión Loreto, right in the Salvatierra pedestrian walkway (across the street … Continue reading
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Mar 19 2018 
Playing with the Sea Lions
Sea lions are probably the most interactive animales that can be found in our waters. They live in colonies along the coast and offshore islands and frequently approach to play with the visitors. Loreto counts with two colonies, one of them at only 15 minutes from the marina. Check the video below and you will … Continue reading
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Mar 19 2018 
Discover the Sea of Cortez
Have you ever been in a place where you could see whales, dolphins, sea lions, tropical fish, manta rays all in the same place? If so, then you probably were diving and snorkeling in Loreto or around the Gulf of California!
Loreto is a renowned destination for divers, snorkelers and sea lovers in general. The Loreto … Continue reading
