What a great trip. From reservations to the actual journey - the staff was amazing, responsive,…read morewarm, and inviting. I can't recommend this tour enough. 3-hour tour with libations, great tunes, friendly guests, and incredible views. If you've tried the rest, come enjoy the BEST. Thank you Paulette, Captain Oscar, Jesus, and Captain Chaco.

Oscar is the best captain. He takes care of me and my friends, and he provides an amazing…read moreexperience. The service is great, and the price is great. We go every time we go to Rocky point!

Decided to go to Rocky Point for my first real scuba dive after being certified a bit over a month…read moreprior. Chose Rocky Point Scuba Dive because this place was more responsive than other competitor. Located almost literally next to Manny's Beach Club, it was also a walking distance from Playa de Oro (RV park). Max was the dive master and he was wonderful. He was on time, friendly and very easy to work with. Jesus was the boat captain and he was also equally wonderful. Had total four dives over two-day trip. The first day we went to Home Port Jetty where visibility was good and saw quite a bit of marine life. The second day we went with two extra people and another dive master, Nate to Cholla doing a drift dive. The shop provided you with bean burritos for snacks on the boat. Both days the water's temp were about 80s degrees and I was comfortable with only wearing my two-piece bikini. Overall, my first dive experience was awesome. From the weather, water condition and RPSD's staff who made the whole experience fun, safe and enjoyable.

From the first moment I spoke to Lea, I had a good feeling about the trip. I was not let down…read more Nate and Lea made the trip to Bird Island incredible. High quality equipment, an amazing staff and first class service. From start to finish, it was an amazing trip. I am not only looking forward to many more trips with Nate and Lea on the Sea of Cortez, but around the world. I can't say enough about Nate and Lea's desire to share their passion for diving with others. The only thing better than Rocky Point Scuba Diving is the people who run it.

Paul was great - worked with me right away and understood exactly what I wanted. He was always…read moreavailable with great suggestions and help when we needed it in Hawaii (small issue with keys/was the Airbnb's issue). We got great prices, unlike other travel agencies I went to (they were 4x as expensive). I'm definitely booking all future trips through Naked Pirate Travels (don't be thrown off by the name like I was a first, this is actually the best travel agent of the several I tried first!)

From the owner: Seadog Travels is a full-service, ocean-themed travel agency & tour company. We're building a…read moretransformative company at the nexus of immersive travel and ocean science and conservation. We specialize in group cruises and travel for leisure and business groups. This includes affinity groups, families, non-profit organizations, and businesses. Please visit our website for more information. If you love to explore and protect the ocean, then join us!

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times"…read more In my opinion, One Star rating, for Ecofun / Rocky Point Adventures. And all of this review , is my opinion. We seemed to have trouble contacting the company. In attempt to book the sunset cruise on Wednesday 23 October, my friend called on Tuesday and talked to a lady who told us yes, there is a sunset cruise on Wednesday and to call back Wednesday morning though to book it. When he called Wednesday, but perhaps not til afternoon, a guy answered the phone and said the office is always closed on Wednesday. We wound up going to our hotel concierge who then booked the Sunset cruise for 9 of us. We enjoyed a very pleasant Ecofun sunset cruise. The guy checking us in, (Matt?), said he was one of only two guys who answer the phone number we had called, as my friend read the number to him to verify it. So when we eventually walked away to board the sunset cruise we were simply confused about the phone contacts knowing our number was good. At boarding, we also inquired about the Bird Island tour and the guy who checked us in told us it was 1:45 -2 hours cruise to get to the Island and the time window was 7:30 to 3:30 for the trip. We paid for the Saturday Bird Island tour and then all nine of us boarded for the sunset cruise. Very nice weather, pleasant seas, friendly captain. Prompt and polite service for drinks. The snack was a slightly below average brand of tortilla chips with some salsa in a basket. So room for improvement there. Didn't mind that too much as we had dinner plans immediately afterward. So for about $28 total per person, two hours with the views back at the mainland, a few drinks and pleasant staff, it was very enjoyable. I also had a friend during the tour tell me the Captain said he would be our Captain on Saturday, so I was glad to hear this second hand information. But I am not for sure exactly what was said. So now on to Saturdays trip to Bird Island, and unfortunately, it was just a feces show. What happened was basically in my opinion, close to a bait and switch, that resulted in the ultra long day from hell. We find the same gentleman, Matt?, who checked us in for the sunset cruise, and we get led to a holding area and then shortly onto a boat called the Sea Senior. Already loaded were about 6 divers on a dive trip to the island apparently led by the local dive shop director. With several others, but not too many folks, we departed for the island about 8am. The food and drink servers who worked the boat were first rate. Very polite, friendly, and constantly checking on the passengers. 6 stars on a 5 star scale for the interior crew service. Several snacks that included fresh sliced fruit. Lunch was a ham sandwich but on a nice bread with fresh lettuce and tomato. Unfortunately these great servers really worked a long long time as it took over 3 hours to get to the island on this calm seas low wind morning. Not 1:45 - 2 hours. Once anchored, they put out a line with floating life ring and they let the divers get in the water. The crew also put out a tethered round swim float and a large matt which was still rolled up. A few people loaded into kayaks and then swimmers were put into the water, all with life jackets. I was about the fifth swimmer in. I floated a little past the life ring and then decided I should get back to it. And it was not an easy swim back to it with the life jacket on. A few more swimmers entered a few stayed on the floats while a few others drifted away with the current not realizing the current. I looked farther out and for over ten minutes a kayak tried to pull one swimmer back to the float line, but it just made no ground. A different kayak was paddling around apparently far less difficulty. The deck crew would wave at people to swim back closer to boat, but didn't seem to understand they could not as they drifted farther away. This is happening over a significant period of time and it is taking that long to put people in the water. It took one of our friends talking to the captain to convince him that many of the people in the water so far away were caught in a current. I was utterly shocked how the boats deck crew seemed oblivious to what was happening with the current. The boats deck crew finally told everyone to get back into the boat that was near it, and this still while someone was telling my wife to go ahead and get in. So I had to tell my wife to stay on the boat. Loading back on the boat, the boat had a shelf about 15 inches wide at water level, but it had no stairs. Some folks had to pulled up by their life jackets, which at the end of the day left a couple of my friends with sore bodies. After loading the close swimmers from the floats/lines, the boat repositioned to where most of the swimmers had drifted and with the one well paddled kayak crew, the swimmers were finally collected up. (continued in attachments)

I should not be surprised but they sold us a boat that was meant to be double decker WITH a slide…read more That was the whole point of doing a spalsh pad cruise. We were put on a small boat and allowed 10 min (if that) to jump in the water. We were told we would go deeper in the sea and we would be allowed to jump off again.. never happened. Mind you we were a group of 12!! I called ahead to make the reservation and I even went in person the day before to pay for all of it upfront AND i was shown the picture of the "boat" we were meant to go on. The only good thing about this experience were the workers of the boat they did great at serving us drinks! We never had to ask before we had another one in our hand.