The age old question… are great white sharks man eaters? Should you be worried about the danger of getting in the water with our great white sharks at Guadalupe Island? Well, great whites are bloody big apex predators with a very impressive mouth of full of rows of sharp teeth. Heck yes, they are dangerous, […]
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UPDATE: The closure and special proclamation for Guadalupe marine biosphere national park has been lifted, and we are cautiously optimistic that we are going to have a 2021 season. First and foremost, this is good for the sharks as it keeps illegal fishing out of the park, while allowing the continuation of science and conservation […]
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Sometime every November or December, humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) from Alaska show up in the Socorro Archipelago to mate, breed and teach their new calves the skills they need to make the long migration back north in late spring. Whether hearing the dulcet tunes of these gentle giants during a dive, or, if you’re very […]
Read MoreCOVID 19 Notice Mandatory Safe Travel Recommendations and Requirements Updated March 2nd, 2021 Guests flying back to the US from Mexico are now required to have a negative test for COVID-19. To ensure this doesn’t impact your trip, we are working with the local hospital to provide testing on the boat prior to disembarking. We […]
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Our trips to Socorro Island, Sea of Cortez and Magdalena Bay are operating with thoughtful and careful health protocols
Read MoreOur trips to Socorro Island, Sea of Cortez and Magdalena Bay are operating with thoughtful and careful health protocols
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The majestic white shark of the Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve in Baja California is in grave danger due to the presence of illegal fishing boats from China entering Mexican waters.
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