San Ignacio Gray Whales
Extraordinary Interaction & Experience
Between the impressive passes around Manta Rock and “mantastic” safety stops in the blue, no diver was left out on the manta sightings for our first day.
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What a day at The Boiler!! We started off with 3 mantas they played with the divers bubbles for a long time then a juvenile whale shark showing off its beauty, came to say goodbye. We had 2 mantas kissing the whale shark!! And we cannot forget the dolphins!! 20+ dolphins at The Boiler once […]
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A recepcao nao poderia ser melhor. Ao cairmos na agua fomos recebidos por uma escola de varios tipos de tubaroes, martelo, galapaguenho, silks e no quando estavamos admirando a escola tao diversa de tubaroes, nos aparece um tubarao baleia. Foi incrivel, nao poderiamos ter sido recepcionados melhor. – Leonor Biagini, Brasil This trip started 4 […]
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Today was another eventful day in Revillagigedo Archipelago. I was taking the Black Manta Dive Group on a dive, all experienced divers even a few instructors and we jumped into the Boiler with a medium strong current. The first 10 minutes of the dive were quite relaxed and then the action started. The mantas and […]
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We keep going with another fantastic trip. Temperatures around 25-26C, visibility 25m+, and today almost with no current. Today we dove in Cabo Pearce. In our 3 dives chevron mantas were around (2 females and one male), doing acrobatic dances around the divers. Then appeared of a pack of dolphins in the last dive, which […]
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Schools of Galapagos sharks, Juvenile Whale shark being pursued by Galapagos sharks, Big school of hammers, silkies, silvertips, various species hunting balls of fish, big healthy schools of trevallies, many many shelves of whitetip sharks resting together, a healthy thriving system. I had to ask my self was this the way the ocean used to […]
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Magic Roca Partida!! What a day of intense shark activity at the rock. This place is never the same ,never! The Manta show was taken over by the sharks supported by an intense current from the south. Mixed big schools of Hammerheads and Galapagos, a short visit of a juvenile whale shark, and why not? […]
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