Nautilus Explorer liveaboard, Socorro
About the Nautilus Explorer
The Nautilus Explorer is a 8-night liveaboard operated by Nautilus Liveaboards in Socorro, diving the Socorro Islands route.
It suits divers from Advanced Open Water level with at least 50 logged dives, so it is best for divers who already have open-water experience and comfortable buoyancy. On this route you can realistically expect to encounter manta rays, sharks, hammerhead sharks, dolphins, whale sharks, depending on the season and conditions.
Planning around the wildlife? See our guides to best shark liveaboard destinations and whale shark liveaboard destinations.
Rather than showing a single agency price, DiveScanner compares the Nautilus Explorer's live price across Nautilus Liveaboards and the travel agencies that resell it, side by side, so you always see the cheapest current option for your dates.
Nautilus Explorer liveaboard FAQs
Where does the Nautilus Explorer dive?
The Nautilus Explorer dives the Socorro Islands route in Socorro on a 8-night itinerary, operated by Nautilus Liveaboards.
What certification do I need for the Nautilus Explorer?
The Nautilus Explorer suits divers from Advanced Open Water level with at least 50 logged dives. DiveScanner shows the exact dive-level requirement before you book, so you only see trips you can actually join.
What marine life can you see on the Nautilus Explorer?
On the Socorro Islands route you can realistically encounter manta rays, sharks, hammerhead sharks, dolphins, whale sharks, depending on the season, the itinerary and the conditions on the day.
How much does the Nautilus Explorer cost?
The Nautilus Explorer starts from around USD 3,495 for an upcoming departure. DiveScanner compares the Nautilus Explorer's live price across Nautilus Liveaboards and the travel agencies that resell it, side by side, so you always see the cheapest current option for your dates.
When is the best time to dive the Nautilus Explorer?
DiveScanner only shows the Nautilus Explorer in the months it actually sails, so you never see a trip that is not running.