The reason shark divers from around the world come to Guadalupe Island is for the most prolific population of white sharks on the planet. Guadalupe also offers warm (65-75 degrees) and sky-blue waters with an incredible visibility, and a white shark diving experience that is legend. The island is located 150 miles off the west coast of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula—about 250 miles southwest of Ensenada. Shark divers who come to this island in search of great white sharks find themselves choosing from a number of shark diving companies. Most provide small group jaunts with submersible shark cages in various sizes, and vessel pricing to match. America’s Shark Boat pioneered shark cage diving at Guadalupe Island and is still the best priced shark experience in the entire fleet.

About Guadalupe Great White Sharks

Great white sharks can be as large as 20 feet long, weigh an upward of 5,000 pounds, and live for 30 years. There are ways to dive with 18-foot-long Great Whites, the size of small station wagons and at Guadalupe you may encounter a female white shark we named Deep Blue in 2015. Deep Blue is 20 feet long and estimated to weigh 4000lbs and your best chances of encountering her is during the late shark diving season at Guadalupe. August through October is peak season for seeing great whites and few places on the globe are as prime a destination as Guadalupe Island for adrenaline junkies on a budget.

Guadalupe Island Shark Diving on a Budget from the USA

As great white shark diving grows in popularity, more and more Americans, Europeans, film and tv crews, and shark researchers are flocking to Guadalupe Island, bypassing traditional shark diving hotspots like South Africa or Australia because they are so cost prohibitive. But for budget shark divers Guadalupe is becoming rather expensive to see and cage dive with great white sharks. America’s Shark Boat features guaranteed best shark cage diving pricing from the USA (no busses into Mexico) and the same experience with sharks as all the other shark boats in the fleet – offering great white shark cage diving for a lot more.

Although there are spots to shark dive in the U.S. and the Bahamas, shark divers from around the world say nothing else in the  beats the waters and abundant guaranteed white shark encounters of Guadalupe Island. Guadalupe’s sharks migrate beginning as early as December each season to a vast pelagic habitat in the mid-Pacific, and along the California and Oregon coastlines where they spend an average of 140 days diving, at times, to 3,000 feet in an apparent search for food.

Join America’s Shark Boat in 2019 and save with our guaranteed shark diving pricing. We’ll BEAT any price online. You could pay more to see and go cage diving with great white sharks, but why would you want to? Let’s dive!