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Nautilus Belle Amie

Nautilus Belle Amie

$3295 USD / 8 nights Triple Cabin or $3695 USD Shared Stateroom



Built: 2015
Length: 45 meters / 147 feet
Beam: 10 meters / 33 ft beam
Engine: Caterpillar engine power
Nitrox $
WIFI Available
Tech and/or Rebreathers Supported

Schedules & Availability


Date

spaces

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01 MAY2024
8 nights
Socorro - giant mantas, sharks and dolphins
1 available space
USD 3774.-
1 available space

Departure/Arrival

embark:
01 May 2024
20:00
Cabo San Lucas
disembark:
09 May 2024
08:30
Cabo San Lucas

Prices & Availability

Premium Suite
Main Deck
USD 4929.-
fully booked
Superior Suite
Main Deck
USD 4299.-
fully booked
Single Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 4744.-
fully booked
Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 3774.-
1 space only female
Triple Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 3459.-
fully booked

Surcharges payable with booking

Park Fees
USD
425.-

Surcharges payable at location

Does not include $35 fee per person port fee
USD
35.-
 Booking Request
12 JUN2024
8 nights
Socorro - giant mantas, sharks and dolphins
4 available spaces
from
USD 3774.-
4 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
12 Jun 2024
20:00
Cabo San Lucas
disembark:
20 Jun 2024
08:30
Cabo San Lucas

Prices & Availability

Premium Suite
Main Deck
USD 4929.-
fully booked
Superior Suite
Main Deck
USD 4299.-
1 space only female
Single Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 4744.-
1 space
Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 3774.-
2 spaces
1 space only male
1 space only female
Triple Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 3459.-
fully booked

Surcharges payable with booking

Park Fees
USD
425.-

Surcharges payable at location

Does not include $35 fee per person port fee
USD
35.-
 Booking Request
20 JUN2024
8 nights
Socorro - giant mantas, sharks and dolphins
6 available spaces
USD 3774.-
6 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
20 Jun 2024
20:00
Cabo San Lucas
disembark:
28 Jun 2024
08:30
Cabo San Lucas

Prices & Availability

Premium Suite
Main Deck
USD 4929.-
fully booked
Superior Suite
Main Deck
USD 4299.-
fully booked
Single Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 4744.-
fully booked
Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 3774.-
6 spaces
Triple Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 3459.-
fully booked

Surcharges payable with booking

Park Fees
USD
425.-

Surcharges payable at location

Does not include $35 fee per person port fee
USD
35.-
 Booking Request
28 JUN2024
8 nights
Socorro - giant mantas, sharks and dolphins
12 available spaces
from
USD 3459.-
12 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
28 Jun 2024
20:00
Cabo San Lucas
disembark:
06 Jul 2024
08:30
Cabo San Lucas

Prices & Availability

Premium Suite
Main Deck
USD 4929.-
fully booked
Superior Suite
Main Deck
USD 4299.-
fully booked
Single Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 4744.-
fully booked
Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 3774.-
9 spaces
1 space only male
Triple Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 3459.-
3 spaces

Surcharges payable with booking

Park Fees
USD
425.-

Surcharges payable at location

Does not include $35 fee per person port fee
USD
35.-
 Booking Request
27 JUL2024
7 nights
Whale Shark Ultimate in the Sea of Cortez
20 available spaces
from
USD 2310.-
20 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
27 Jul 2024
16:30
Cabo San Lucas
disembark:
03 Aug 2024
08:30
La Paz

Prices & Availability

Premium Suite
Main Deck
USD 3675.-
2 spaces
Superior Suite
Main Deck
USD 3150.-
6 spaces
Single Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 3281.-
1 space
Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 2625.-
8 spaces
Triple Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 2310.-
3 spaces
 Booking Request
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Nautilus Belle Amie
Nautilus Belle Amie
Nautilus Belle Amie
Nautilus Belle Amie
Nautilus Belle Amie
The Belle Amie is the newest ship in the Nautilus fleet, launched in 2015. At 147 feet she is a big, beautiful liveaboard that is more like a small ship than a dive boat. Guests enjoy ultra-quiet rooms, spaciousness, comfortable, and stable ocean crossings.
The Belle Amie is the largest of the Nautilus liveaboards. The ship is more like a five-star hotel, with large salon and dining areas, as well as an open-air bar on the sun deck, an expansive dive deck and, a hot tub.
The Nautilus ships cruise the waters of the Sea of Cortez, La Paz, Cabo San Lucas, Cabo Pulmo Marine Park, Guadalupe Island and the Socorros Islands in search of the big critters. Great white sharks, hammerheads, whale sharks, silky sharks, bait balls, giant mantas, sea lions, and dolphins are all encountered. These ships are packed with adventure and amazing shark encounters. And the Cabo Pulmo UNESCO site filled with more than 6,000 marine species.
Text and photos courtesy of Nautilus Liveaboards



Dive Conditions

Located 240 miles (390 kilometers) off the Baja Peninsula, the four Revillagigedo Islands offer some of the best diving in Mexico. Of these, Socorro Island is the most famous. It’s so well-known that often the group of islands is referred to as Socorro Is
All diving at Socorro Island is carried out by liveaboard. These vessels depart from Cabo San Lucas and generally spend about a week around the island and its neighbors. It takes approximately 24 hours transit time to reach this remote destination from th
It’s also important to note that diving at Socorro Island should not be attempted by novice divers. The currents are strong and unpredictable, relegating this to advanced divers only. Because of the biosphere regulations of Socorro Island, divers are proh
November to May is considered the best time to dive in Socorro Island. Liveaboards set sail for this remote island at this time, because the sea conditions in the Pacific are calmest during these months. The weather is generally sunny with occasional rain
Manta rays can be seen throughout the year in Socorro, but during the winter months, divers also have the chance of spotting a whale shark or one of the thousands of humpbacks that breed and calve in the area. At this time, visibility is negatively impact
Water Temperature ranges from 21-23C/70-74F during the winter and 24-28C/76-82f during late fall and spring. Usually, a 5mm wetsuit with an optional hooded vest works well at Socorro. Dive gloves are not permitted at Socorro by law. Underwater visibility