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A graceful black and silver giant appears sweeping in slowly, curious about our visit. Our divemasters instruct us to be still. This enormous beauty will come to us if she sees fit. A second manta of the black variety appears and joins his friend. They are checking out our presence with caution or curiousity, and seeking out a swim through our bubbles. The excitement and joy delivered at their presence is beyond words.

– Jay, Montgomery, USA

Captain’s Noon Report – Under Sea
There were at least 4 different mantas with the divers and some silvertips and galapagos sharks at the cleaning station… but the best action on the third dive was the hammerheads!
– Captain Gilberto

We had some super friendly mantas circling the group. Everybody stayed close to the rocks because there was quiet a bit of current. However the mantas kept circling above the group. One of them was a giant black manta, I think the biggest I’ve ever seen. During the whole day we had humpback whales around the bay.

– Divemaster Stein, Belle Amie

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

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

Captain’s Noon Report – Explorer
We had mantas on the first dive and dolphins at the end of the second.
– Captain Graham