Diving off Socorro Island – An Unforgettable Day It was an unforgettable day of diving off Socorro Island. As we descended into the clear, warm waters, we were greeted by an abundance of marine life. Schools of colorful fish swam past us and several manta rays appeared gliding gracefully through the water, providing a once-in-a-lifetime […]
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A memorable day for us divers, an incredible day of diving off Roca Partida. There is so much we have seen on this trip but today takes the cake. There were Hammerheads, White Tips, and a few big Galapagos sharks to keep us company, and above water, we saw from the boat many whales breaching […]
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Diving off Roca Partida is the same as diving among sharks, there is hardly any species that you are likely to miss out on. Put it on your bucket list if you are passionate about marine life and would love to see it within handshaking distance. And we got more than we bargained for on […]
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Remember Sharknado where thousands of sharks spill over into Los Angeles and terrorize the residents? That was reel life and what we saw in Roca Partida was for real! On our first dive, we slowly made our way around the island in a calm sea. And what an experience it was! We were surrounded by […]
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Isla Roca Partida! A serene and calm island above the ocean but a whirlpool of activity below the waters. Take a dive and come face-to-face with sea creatures playing or resting on the rocky sand. On the North side, you will find sharks, tunas, and other fish species gently swaying to the current and at […]
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For people who cannot do without a bit of adventure, scuba diving is right up their alley. And to add a bit of spice, there is nothing better than diving with large marine animals for company at a handshaking distance. Get all this and more at Roca Partida, Socorro Islands with our divemaster taking you […]
Read MoreTwo dives this morning in cold water. First dive, visibility of 60ft and temperature of 20c and no current, but in the cleaning station there were more than 30 sharks…
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