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Our group (Enfield Scuba from Connecticut USA) arrived last week, We were welcomed by all the Crew – who have gone above and beyond all week. We’ve had an amazing adventure in and out of the water. We’ve seen 6 species of sharks (including Hammerheads) plus Mantas and dolphins. We really appreciate everything that the […]
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These have been wonderful days, even the wind is not the best.i have to say that the visibility is good, the temperature pleasant and then interactions with the marine life impressive.i have to highlight a magical moment at shark cleaning station in CaboPearce.I had never before experienced hammerhead sharks approaching and receding like manta rays.A […]
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Nautilus was my first liveaborad diving trip that I will never forget. I got to swim with Mantas and Sharks and felt like I was on another planet. It gave me the opportunity to get back to back dives in everyday and all of the divemasters always made sure I was comfortable. I would like […]
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At our safety stop, a small curious silky shark swam very close, then swam down to examine the line tied to the surface marker buoy. It then rubbed its body on the line, swam back up to us, circled around several times, then dove down again to rub against the line. This continued for our […]
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Best site ever, mantas interactions every single dive, the friendliest bottlenose dolphins. Eline and Juan David knew exactly the spot to wait for actions, Imanol´s manta presentation was informative yet funny.
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Stephanie CiosekAs we hovered mid-water, we were approached by a large manta, as she (we later found out) swam past us, another slightly smaller manta came towards us. The first then swam back towards our group with the smaller following close behind. We watched as the circles became smaller, and the mantas got closer and […]
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Punta Tosca at Socorro Island. The dive began with a mesmerizing encounter with a group of several massive oceanic mantas that circled us for a while, hovering over the group, before gracefully swimming away into the sunset. Later in the dive we saw a free swimming moray eel, unbothered by the daylight and seemingly on […]
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