Since 2018, the giant manta ray has been listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. The protection of the world’s oceans and all its incredible inhabitants has never been more important, and we have been working on compiling a manta identification database for the last 30 years and working specifically with the Manta Trust, […]
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During the summer months, a truly extraordinary wildlife event takes place in the Sea of Cortez: the great mobula ray migration. From mid-May to July, thousands of mobula rays aggregate in the deep south of the Sea of Cortez, and we’re excited to unveil a new expedition to experience the mobula ray migration first-hand aboard […]
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Capturing the perfect underwater photo can be tricky. While wildlife photographers make it look effortless, there are a plethora of behind-the-scenes considerations that take place, from camera technicalities to the environment composition, dive conditions and the fact that marine animals are notoriously shy. Luckily, we have some of the best underwater photography pros to teach […]
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When it comes to scuba diving, there is always something new and exciting to learn. Whether expanding your portfolio of specialties, mastering underwater photography, or even diving medicine courses for doctors, otherwise known as dive medicine cme. While we’re on the topic of diving medicine, we’re excited to host Dr. Gary Rose on a series […]
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The Revillagigedo Archipelago, otherwise known as Socorro, is home to some of the best big animal diving in the world. Largely untouched by human activity, in part due to the sheer remoteness of the archipelago – a staggering 235-miles south of Cabo in the Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean – and in part due to its […]
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Like wine and cheese, Holmes and Watson, campfires and marshmallows, some things come best in pairs. The same applies for travel. Diving and adventure go hand in hand, and for the ultimate dynamic duo, Socorro and San Ignacio simply can’t be beaten. Set sail to the most remote corners of the ocean and get gloriously […]
Read MoreWe stopped and three chevron mantas found us. They stayed with us for the remainder of the dive.
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