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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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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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Diver’s favourite: Archipelago de Revillagigedo
Read MoreWhen I meet master divers I always ask them to tell me their favorite dive(s). That is how the Archipelago de Revillagigedo moved to the top of my “bucket list”… and it has lived up to its reputation for hugeness – both in size and numbers of the sea life.
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Heavily pregnant silky sharks
Read MoreWe had around 10 sharks with us, two of which were large heavily pregnant females around 8ft long! We also saw a school of squid and the silky sharks hunting small baitfish! At one point I saw a silky actually catch a fish! I felt a bit sad for the little guy but it was a pretty incredible spectacle of nature to behold!
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Silky night snorkel – always good fun
Read MoreHowever, the biggest thrills were to be found very close by today, diving under the boat with silkies! Contrary to the dolphins, they became really friendly and offered us many opportunities for good pictures and videos. The day ended with another silky night snorkel, which is always good fun for those in the water, but also they ones staying out of it.
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Relaxing dives at peaceful Socorro Island
Read MoreA few hammerheads were passing by as we dove closer to Socorro Island to finish our dive in the protected area. We were all excited to about what is going to happen tonight. Silky Snorkel at night??!!
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Magical Mantas at The Boiler
Read MoreToday at El Boiler we had hawksbill turtles, dolphins, mantas, silvertip sharks, galapagos sharks. On our last dive of the day something magical happened. The chevron manta that was checking at us during the last 20 minutes on the dive, came to say goodbye when we left the reef to do our safety stop…
