Two GIANT Manta Rays, one black and one grey, loads of White Tip Sharks – And that was the check out dive. Grrrrreat. Serena from C-Life Dive School ><}}}’> NAO PODEIRA TER SIDO MELHOR !!!!AGUA QUENTE, VISIBILIDADE FANTASTICA E LOGO QUE CAIMOS NA AGUA DUAS MANTAS VIERAM AO NOSSO ENCONTRO E FICARAM AO NOSSO REDOR […]
Read MoreS’O OS GOLFINHOS?!?!? POSSO FALAR TB DOS INUMEROS TUBAROES GALHA BRANCA (WHITE TIP), DO CARDUME DE TUBAROES MARTELOS, DOS PEIXES ENORMES, DA AGUA QUENTE E EH CLARO, UM LINDO E GRACIOSO FILHOTE DE TUBARAO BALEIA NO INTERVALO DE SUPERFICIE… MAS SE VC QUISER SABER SOMENTE SOBRE OS GOLFINHOS, TUDO BEM…. 😀 ELES S’AO LINDOS, ENORMES […]
Read MoreWe are in Paris right now getting ready for the annual dive show Salon de Plongee. Our hearts go out to yesterday’s victims and families of the outrageous and unfathomable terrorist act. There is no consolation. Perhaps our beautiful giant manta friends truly are much smarter than we are. It is at times like this […]
Read MoreOn New Years Eve we kicked off the festivities watching dolphins off the bow while heading to The Aquarium for a night dive under a blazing sunset. Nearly all of the guests went for the night dive and when they returned, champagne, ballons and decorations awaited them to bring in the New Year. After the […]
Read MoreWhen you look in a crack and someones looking back – it’s a moray, It will not really care it will sit there and stare- it’s a moray, It is not a fish,it is not a ray, It will sit and wish for a passing pray, Quite a gourmet! If we sing him this song […]
Read MoreThe trip On leaving Cabo San Lucas harbour we were treated to dolphins, sea lions, and two humpback whales, which were a good omen to the diving we were to experience. The diving started at San Benidicto with a check out dive which included giant mantas circling us at the cleaning station. This was a […]
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Shark life was evident almost immediately with several juvenile silver tips cruising around under the boat and checking out the divers. Green and fine-spotted morays roamed the reef bottom, free swimming and often following divers. One diver reported a large hammerhead shark, and I saw an adult silky shark cruising the blue as well. Lots of leather bass, moorish idols, butterfly fish, the endemic Clipperton Atoll angelfish, damsel fish, sergeant majors, blue and gold snapper, trevally jacks, black triggers, goldrim surgeonfish, among others completed the beautiful reef scene.
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