The diving sites are diverse and uniquely exceptional. The sharks and Mantas were at the majority of the sites and in abundance. Dolphins come very close to engage in some fun. I was taken aback by the Manta; had not realised they had self-awareness. That is a unique experience.

– Grant Ramnauth, Mauritius

Belle Amie – Today we have 100’+ visibility 79 degree water and some good diving. The first dive we had Dolphins, but they did not stick around. A couple mantas have come by, but they have not been super curious. We are going to try one more here and maybe head to the Canyon for the last dive.

Explorer – Groups of three and four hammerheads at a time and staying around the guests at shallow depths. Silver tips were hunting along with the big school of jacks. A very large yellow fin tuna swept passed the guests with a smaller one following. All guests came up very happy Second dive was nice. One manta cruised around the whole dive interacting with guests coming in close.

Loads of different shark species around, White Tips, Silver Tips, Silkies, Galapagos Sharks, Hammerhead and a guest said he saw a Dusky!!! Mindblowing dives for shark lovers. All guests are happy. We finished the day with our Wine and Cheese evening on the sun deck of the beautiful Belle Amie, the sunset is giving that evening the final touch, wow a wonderful day at the famous Roca Partida.

– Divemaster Pascal, Belle Amie

We ran into a Whale shark playing with three Dolphins. We were able to look at them for a while until they disappeared into the blue. We swam back to the cleaning station and then we encountered two Hammerhead sharks. They came so close we could see all their details. On the third dive of the day we had two Mantas playing with us and then around 12 Dolphins showed up to hang out with us.

Divemaster Stein, Belle Amie

Gallant Lady – There were Octopus, Lobster, Silver Tip Reef sharks and a large group of Orange reef fish which for now we are calling satsuma Fish! The whole group are a fantastic bunch.