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Information – January 29th
We appreciate that some divers may be concerned about travel as a result of the recent coronavirus outbreak in China. The health and safety of our guests and crew is of the utmost importance to us and we continue to monitor the situation. At this time, there have been no confirmed cases of coronavirus identified in Mexico and all diving experiences are proceeding as scheduled.
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Guest Blogs – February 18th
May we just say kudos to the all the dive staff for getting us non-sea legged divers into and out of the skiffs with no major injuries on calm seas… let alone rocky seas. Its always a comfort to see them on the dive deck ready to hold our arms and steady us…. Also for driving the skiffs in all directions… and distances… to pick us up after amazing dives with our DMs Mirko, Ramon, and Ronald.
-Jen, New Jersey
Noon Reports – February 18th
Captain’s Noon Report – Belle Amie
When we started to head back to the mothership there were three whales together and one launched out of the water with a magnificent aerial turn.
– Captain Lowel
Noon Reports – February 18th
Captain’s Noon Report – Under Sea
All the groups could see a school of big hammerheads (around 12), one chevron manta and some galapagos and silvertip sharks.
– Captain Gilberto
Noon Reports – February 18th
Captain’s Noon Report – Explorer
We had mantas on the first dive and dolphins at the end of the second.
– Captain Graham
Dive Report – February 18th
We were visited by Hammerheads throughout the 45 minutes sometimes in pairs sometimes small groups and at the end a school of about 15 individuals above us as we were on the reef! All along the ridge were white tip reef sharks, black jacks and Bluefin trevally looking for an opportunity to feed!
Divemaster Martyn, Belle Amie
Noon Reports – February 17th
Today we start the dive after the Belle Amie, first dive with temperature around 21 C, visibility around 20 mts, and medium current to the N, divers saw different mantas, dolphins, hammerhead sharks and a big galapagos shark!
-Captain Gilberto

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Not only were my expectations met, the dive crew, staff and captain of the legendary Nautilus Explorer blew my expectations out of the water. The level of service was first rate, the dive crew were not only knowledgeable but a blast to just hang out with between dives.

– Jeff, November 2018

The captain and divemasters were all very safety conscious, and kept to the drill and diving schedules, making sure that fun was maximized while risks were minimized. The crew were hardworking yet always had smiles to greet you and clown around.

– Bobby, May 2019

The Sea of Cortez is so full of life! We voted to snorkel with the pod of dolphins in the bay, and some of us were lucky to see a sailfish! We saw a group of sea lions diving past us like missiles and then a huge pod of dolphins emerged, circling around us in stacks up to 20 deep. THANK YOU to the wonderful crew who made these miracles possible.

– Simon, Penny, Britta, Brigitte, October 2019

The crew are truly guest-oriented and are some of the best I’ve seen in years of dive travel. The dive masters are some of the most well trained and safety-conscious I have had the pleasure of diving with. In 15 trips with Nautilus, I have never been disappointed!

– Dan, 2018

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