On our first dive we got a surprise visit from 4 Bottlenose Dolphins who were posing for us several minutes. After that it was all about the mantas! A big Chevron Female stayed with us during the whole 3rd dive, coming close and showing off her belly!! it was magical!
– Divemaster Jessie, Explorer
Read MoreThe second day in San Benedicto was great. The first dive we went to “El Boiler”, visibility around 24m/80ft and water temperature 23C/73F. We saw three mantas and a couple of dolphins. In Cañón we saw mantas, Galapagos, silver tip sharks and a really big school of hammerheads. In one of the dives a chevron manta stayed with us all the time!
– Divemaster Pablo, Undersea
Read MoreEl Cañón in San Benedicto was the first dive site on this trip. Water temperature was 23C/73F and the visibility 20m/70 average. We saw mantas, silver tips, Galapagos, hammerheads and a Tiger shark! Tonight taco night and tomorrow we will dive “El Boiler”.
Divemaster Pablo, Undersea
Read MoreWe had some super friendly mantas circling the group. Everybody stayed close to the rocks because there was quiet a bit of current. However the mantas kept circling above the group. One of them was a giant black manta, I think the biggest I’ve ever seen. During the whole day we had humpback whales around the bay.
– Divemaster Stein, Belle Amie
Read MoreWe were visited by Hammerheads throughout the 45 minutes sometimes in pairs sometimes small groups and at the end a school of about 15 individuals above us as we were on the reef! All along the ridge were white tip reef sharks, black jacks and Bluefin trevally looking for an opportunity to feed!
Divemaster Martyn, Belle Amie
Read MoreIncredible diving at Cabo Pearce!!! black manta most of the dive and well a huge school of hammerheads about 50 + of this amazing sharks, then 2nd dive the sweet and enchanting dolphins!!! they were about 15 more or less and just wordless, speechless, and outstanding!!!
Divemaster Luis, Explorer
Read MoreFantastic day diving with manta rays, galapagos sharks, and hammerhead sharks at San Benedicto island. On our second dive we were lucky enough to come upon two hammerhead who stuck around for a while as we followed them into the blue.
Divemaster Xavier, Belle Amie
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