Sitting on the back deck of the Nautilus Explorer with a few keen guests enjoying a fresh cup of coffee as the sun rises over the horizon! First light reveals dive conditions at the Canyon and a promising day is in the works. I couldn’t resist so I joined the Divemaster’s guided tour with a […]
Read More……So the diving has been very good at Cabo Pierce, but the food—spectacular. Eggs Florentine with a divine sauce for breakfast…chicken & beef fajitas, marinated perfectly with boat-made guacamole that had just the right lime & heat. Enrique is a hidden treasure, but don’t let the word get out, or people will be coming on […]
Read MoreTrip # 479 Dive #1 Location: Roca Partida Vis: 90 to 120 ft Water Temp © 75 to 77 Current strong current north east to south west Diving from Stern/Inflatibles inflatibles Sea State: calm Comments: Great dive with more than 50 Galapagos sharks and around 100 hammerhead sharks plus silkys, silver tips and white […]
Read MorePhoto of predator being tagged alongside boat sparks media scramble April 16, 2014 by Pete Thomas Western Australia has endured months of criticism over a shark-culling program intended to keep swimmers and surfers safe, but now a monstrous great white shark that was tagged and released is making headlines—and causing jaws to drop. The massively plump predator, […]
Read MoreIT WAS GREAT, WE SAW 4 BIG, VERY NICE GIANT MANTAS ! GABY Ah, como me gustaria que todas las inmersiones de chequeo fueran asi… La primera del dia para ajustar el equipo, la segunda para conocer a las mantas locales, y la tercera… la tercera fue fantastica. Jesus Hi folks from Brazil, the […]
Read MoreMy time here in Mexico is almost drawing to and end. One last trip aboard the Nautilus Explorer in Socorro Island before heading back up to the Nautilus Swell in Alaska! It’s crazy how quickly this time has flown by and how many amazing things I’ve seen travelling through this chain of remote offshore volcanic […]
Read MoreWhat a perfect way to end a Socorro trip in May! North bound for Cabo San Lucas, calm seas, the sun is high in the sky with a light breeze to cool off the Sunbathers on the top deck. After six days of diving with 25 to 27 Degree water temps, 60-80 feet of visibility […]
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