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Magnificent Mobulas and More at Isla Tortuga
Read MoreWhat really made the dives special was the Mobula rays. On every dive we did here (5 total), we saw Mobula and I don’t mean one or two. I mean many, and the action was constant for the whole of our dives sometimes.
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Playful Sea Lions on Isla San Pedro Martir
Read MoreWhen we finished our dive the sea lions came up beside the zodiac and started jumping around as if to say “Where are you all going, we want to play with you!”
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Happy Guests in the Sea of Cortez
Read MoreThe crew have gone beyond expectation to deliver a variety of safe diving sites. Each day so far has delivered spectacular scenery above and below the sea.
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Red Tide at Bahía de los Ángeles
Read MoreToday we made it all the way to Bahía de los Ángeles only to discover a red tide was all around the coast…
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Lobsters, turtles and more at Isla Tortuga
Read MoreOn the second dive the current had changed direction so we went to the east side to drift dive and we encountered a piece of old net. While following it we saw it had 6 huge slipper lobsters tangled in it! Everyone that was with our group started to take out their baby knives and Rambo knives to set the lobsters free.
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The Sea of Cortez is Bursting with Life
Read MoreWe had three beautiful dives with mating octopus, seahorse, nudibranchs, scorpion fish, morays and lovely schools of grunts, snapper and surgeonfish also. Not to mention a couple of playful sea lions to brighten our day!
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Divemaster Blogs from the Sea of Cortés
Read MoreThe highlights had to be up close and personal encounters with sea lions and a school of 30-40 mobula rays right above my head! This is the biggest school I have ever seen in 10 years diving and I hope there will be more schools to see later in the trip!
