the cleaning station, we saw Galapagos and Silvertip sharks, and on the way to the station a few White tip reef sharks.
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We found big Galapagos sharks, a school of hammerheads, some silky sharks, and a Tiger shark! The icing on the cake was passing lots of black and chevron mantas and a Mobula ray, all at eye contact distance.
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Diving off Archipelago Revillagigo, also known as Socorro Islands is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. In every single dive, there was something mind-blowing to see. Manta Rays were galore! Sharks and friendly dolphins coming by to say hello. I could not have asked for more. Let’s get into the details of my trip to the Socorro Islands. […]
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Roca Partida is a small rock formation located in the Pacific Ocean about 500 km (311 miles) west of the Mexican coast. The area surrounding the rock is rich in marine life, including schools of fish, sharks, and various species of whales and dolphins.
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The mantas at Socorro Island are known for their size and their interactive behavior with divers. These mantas are some of the largest species of manta rays and they are known to approach divers and allow them to touch and interact with them.
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