Nautilus LiveaboardsRecent blogs and dive reports from the crew onboard the Nautilus Liveaboard's vessels.
The wreck was awesome. So many schools of fish, Blow fish too much to name. Outstanding is the only way to describe the diving. Ernest USA
Read MoreAfter welcoming our guests onboard the Gallant lady in Cabo San Lucas, we sailed for a smooth ride of 5hours up to Cabo Pulmo national reserve. We dropped the anchor in the bay of Los Frailes, just outside of this beautiful national park.
Read MoreWe did two-day dives and one night dive at this site. Every dive was fantastic. It doesn’t matter if you’re a shallow diver or like to explore the deeper parts of the reef La Reyna has something for everyone. The shipwreck was amazing. No matter where you look, it’s a riot of colour and movement. […]
Read MoreWhat a special day at Socorro Island! Mantas at cleaning stations, lots of sea life on the rock walls, the shark snorkel, and best of all: a long interaction with a pod of 5 dolphins who wanted to play.
Read MoreToday we had our first day in “Roca Partida” with excellent dive conditions. Water temperature 28C/82F and visibility of 24m/80ft. Lots of white tip sharks swimming around the rock, Galapagos sharks and hammerheads here and there.
Read MoreStarted the day with a wonderful dive—huge school of Morish idols and and snapper. I was really impressed with how hard the crew worked and how great the boat is. The first dive was a great experience. La Reyna was such a great site. The divemasters know how to point out wild life you would never notice
Read MoreRevillagigedo has lived up to its incredible reputation. Dolphin’s, whale sharks, hammerheads, Galapagos sharks and more. The Nautilus Belle Amie has been an incredible boat to call home during our stay in the Socorro’s.
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