San Ignacio Gray Whales
Extraordinary Interaction & Experience
We had two more good dives yesterday afternoon in the area outside of Puerto Escondido. Dive 2 was at the south side of Danzante and dive 3 was on the wreck of the former navy ship nearby.
Read MoreIn the afternoon we moved to the sound end near the lighthouse and we were in the middle of a big school of fish, they were everywhere (literally was like being in an aquarium). Later on, we heard in the distance the clicks and noises of dolphins. Not too long later we were the center of attention and excitement of this pod of 20-30 dolphins that were completely curious about us, checking us out while we sat on the sandy bottom and watch them back for long 20 minutes.
Read MoreThe sea of Cortez is well known as the aquarium of the world. Famous for schooling mobulas and big fish such as marlins, dorados, tunas, skip jacks, groupers, and snappers.
Read MoreWhat a nice dive we had here. Our guests came up super happy. After this dive, we went to the next place called las Animas for another 3 amazing dives. On all the dives we had a nice interaction with the Sea Lions and one of the groups found a large school of Hammerhead Sharks.
Read MoreCheck out our pervious Sea of Cortez Photography Immersion trip! The Sea of Cortez Photography Immersion is about nature and learning how to photograph it, whether it’s from shore, on the boat, or in the air. We’ll have an opportunity to do each. It’s a fully immersive learning experience in the heart of the Sea […]
Read MoreToday we spend the day at a dive site called Las Animas. We had an amazing day. All four dives were amazing. The sea lions were the highlight. The interaction with them was amazing. The juvenile ones were super playful. They stayed with us for all of the dives. They were playing with our bubbles. The guests were super happy.
Read MoreThe Gulf of California also called the Sea of Cortez is well known to be one of the best places in the world to do whale watching during the winter months (from November to March). However, in our past expeditions during this summer, we have witnessed countless species of whales and toothed whales!
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