Position: South of Los Islotes. Belle Amie is currently anchored just south of Los Islotes in 50 feet of water, with 2 shackles deployed, approximately 1.5 cables from the island.
Diving Activities:
The first dive this morning was at El Bajo, where visibility was a bit over 20 meters, and water temperatures ranged between 27 to 28ยฐC. Divers had the pleasure of encountering hammerhead sharks, turtles, large schools of triggerfish, and even witnessed dolphins feasting.
Other marine life included zebra eels and more. Due to unexpected changes, the second dive was cancelled, and instead, guests enjoyed snorkelling with dolphins, which provided an equally thrilling experience.
Yesterday afternoon’s dives at Isla Las Animas were exceptional, with visibility up to 30 meters and water temperatures reaching 30ยฐC, though slightly cooler in some spots.
The night dive was a highlight, with divers encountering an array of fascinating nocturnal creatures, including octopuses and various fish that remained hidden during the day.
This morning, divers enjoyed close encounters with playful sea lions, a school of sardines near the rocks, and a variety of colorful fish. The conditions have remained ideal, with clear visibility and abundant marine life making for another memorable day.
Weather Forecast:
Current Conditions: Clear skies, light winds from the south west at 5-10 knots
Sea State: Slight, with swells around 1-2 feet
Air Temperature: 29ยฐC
Outlook: Similar conditions are expected for the remainder of the day, with calm seas and moderate winds. No significant weather changes are anticipated over the next 24 hours.
