Dive Ninja Expeditions was built with sustainability and conservation as the core pillars of our business. We aim to set the bar higher and it can be seen in everything we do. Our tours & expeditions are built to create lasting memories for our ninja guests while protecting the incredible oceans & creatures that make these magical experiences possible. You will never find single use plastics on our tours or in our shop. We actively develop and support numerous marine conservation and research projects both locally and internationally. Our reputation and proven track record for setting a new standard in sustainable tourism has seen Dive Ninja recently awarded as the FIRST PADI Eco Center in all of Mexico and one of the first 3 in the world! We were the first and are still the only Project Aware 100% AWARE Partner in the entire Baja California peninsula as well as the first Green Fins Member in Mexico. Even our shop is designed to generate the least amount of impact through utilizing inverter electrical systems, LED bulbs, and so much more. But this is just the beginning, learn more about our conservation & suitability efforts as well as how you can get involved by clicking the button below.

Our team at Dive Ninja believes in quality over quantity. We’re passionate about the ocean and love to share this passion with our guests. Dive Ninja provides personalized service so you always feel welcomed into our Ninja family. Our tours, courses, & expeditions are designed to showcase the best of Los Cabos and Baja in small groups, while providing a high level of safety and thought put into them. But don’t just take our word on it. Dive Ninja received 1st place in all 7 categories for the 2023 World’s Best Diving Awards — including Best Overall Dive Center. This is the first time in the 30 year history of the awards that 1 dive center took first place in all 7 categories. We’ve also been ranked as #1 in Mexico in multiple media outlets, #4 in the world in the 2022 Dive Travel Awards, and 1 of the top 5 conservation focused ocean tourism businesses in the world by National Geographic.