We started our day at the Canyon, and guests saw a few curious dolphins and silkies on their check-out dive, but no mantas. We moved to the Boiler while everyone ate breakfast, and the first dive here was a great success with four friendly and frisky mantas getting up close and personal with divers. Weather […]
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Day 2 at Roca today, diving has been very good. Dolphins and schooling hammerheads today so far. Yesterday was really good too. All alone here today, nice for a change. Yesterday the private yacht Eileen was here, she had 5 or 6 people diving. They say they are due to meet up with the Argo. Haven’t […]
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Arrived Cabo Pearce 0045 this morning, and first divers in the water 0745 for one dive before heading to checkout with the Navy. Wx remains stunning. Flat calm and beautiful clear skies, visibility moderate to good and very little current, Cabo Pearce is a goldfish bowl. Limited animal activity but a few dolphin and […]
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Depois de um dia navegando em aguas calmas chegamos a ilha de San Benedicto para comecar mais uma expedicao as Ilhas Revillagigedo. Primeiro mergulho no Canyon foi direto da popa do Belle Amie, e justo abaixo do navio era possivel ver Mantas e Tubaroes Silky nadando entre os Xareus. Chegamos ate a estacao de limpeza […]
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Wonderful end of day here at Roca Partida with a Pink Sunset!! After spotting dolphins yesterday at the last dive here, expectations were high. The day was full of sharks. Big schools of Galapagos and some shy hammerheads. It was a pleasure to come back to the Belle Amie and find out that at the […]
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Anchor up 0615 from Cabo Pearce to arrive Socorro Navy Base 0700. Called them for the routine inspection and they said come back in a few hours, so we carried on to dive “Old Man of the Rock” a few miles W of the navy base. Beautiful calm day, long NW swell with light winds […]
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Truly amazing day at Roca. Schools of hundreds of Hammerheads, Galapagos, Silvertips and Silky sharks! I watched a Tuna attacking a Silky which was interesting and the thousands of reef fish.
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