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Roca Partida, 3rd dive of the day. Incredible visibility, thousands of creole fish and jacks, we could hear the clicking sounds of some cetacean… Trying to find out where it came from as it grew louder, I took the group a little bit away from the rock where the current was coming from. A single […]
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We had multiple jumps over the course of an hour and very close action! After lunch, we went back out and had multiple jumps with schools of mobulas! You have to go out and explore to find the magic!Today, real dreams came true. Kurt, USA
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The last one was my favorite dive. I was 6 inches from the cleaning station and there was a manta circling me. I was feeling the swell connected with my breath. When i looked to my side, there were parrot fish, wrasses and reef fish, i felt a sense of kin. Pri, Seattle.
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Punta Tosca with 30m/100ft visibility, volcanic rock formations, white bright sand, and many reef fish. A male adult chevron manta swirled around us for the 50 minutes of our dive. We did not loose its sight more than 30 seconds. Eline
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This trip with Nautilus onboard the Explorer is amazing! I have seen so much pelagic marine life it has over exceeded my expectations. I have so many oceanic mantas, sharks and dolphins that I have lost count. The best part of the trip so far has been a dive in beautiful blue water with a […]
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Diving with Bottlenose Dolphins…check. Here comes the Mantas check, check…cue the White Tip Reef Sharks, do not leave out the Black Tip Reef Sharks, here comes the Galapagos shark and his guest the Tiger Shark. Let the party begin! Socorro Island definitely has a right to be called one of the top ten diving destinations […]
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In particular we had two consecutive dives were we saw the same 4 mantas hanging around the cleaning station. There were 2 chevron females and 2 black mantas. They swam on top of the divers to start. Then they came closer at our same depth and they were clearly seeing us. Eye to eye. Then […]
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