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Early start at San Benedicto and Socorro Island! Had two dives then lunch! Saw eel, mantas, lobsters, great day. Sunny, water  is warm and calm. All 3 dives so far today were mantas, mantas, and mantas wanting to play with us.  This place is lobstermania too. They are so many and so big and so […]

  We got to shark city today, Roca Partida. Dropped down to a whale shark and tons and tons of sharks of all kinds and the biggest jacks I have ever seen. Tons of fish, Galapagos, silver tips, white tips, hammerheads, schools of tuna, and a hotel of green morays. Sharks were sitting in the ledges […]

Last day on the rock (Roca Partida) and first dive there was schools of hammerhead sharks. No current so we sat at the point and watched the show go by. Hammers were around 120 feet deep and up, a large school of them seen several times. There are so many, many fish in these waters. […]

Our first day at the South end of San Benedicto was a good start to our trip. On the first dive we saw mantas, dolphins and hammerhead sharks. Talk about a great beginning. The water temperature was 75 degrees which made the folks wearing 3mm suits very happy,  personally in an 8mm semi-dry I was […]

Hello, my name is Rene van Otterdijk from Holland. Today was great – every dive is okay but today our last Socorro dive for today was brilliant. I can not find words because it was so special – the interaction with dolphins 50 centimeters from them and we are rolling clicking and that sure for […]

Today was an exceptional day and that is an understatement. Without exaggeration the second dive today at Socorro Island was the best dive of my life. To put that in perspective, I have dived all around the world on over 500+ dives. So what made it so spectacular?? The dive started out slow, watching octopus […]

Cabo Pierce was amazing today. The first morning dive was especially impressive. We saw dolphins. We saw nudibranchs. We saw octopi and white tip reef sharks. And then there were the Mantas: giant, graceful, bizarrely interactive. They swim straight up to you, look you in the eye, slowly twist to show-off their distinctive markings, and […]