Today, like every trip, Socorro Island gave us great amount of happiness. Our guests in the first day diving got an unforgettable experience at the Boiler with Tiger shark, hammerhead sharks, four mantas, a lot of fishes and the special guest “Dolphins”. The Boiler never get old!
– Divemaster Christian, Belle Amie
Read MoreOn the 3rd dive of the day a pod of Dolphins decided to visit us. The whole group had some amazing interaction with them. They were very playfull. Even on the way back to the ship they were jumping around the bow of the skiff.
– Divemaster Stein, Belle Amie
Read MoreWe did the first two dives in Cabo Pearce, where we saw two chevron mantas and one black manta. A couple of hammerhead sharks and some silver tips here and there. Two of our divers came super excited because they saw a Tiger shark about four meters long!!!
– Divemaster Pablo, Undersea
Read MoreFirst day of diving and bum dolphins in the water a mom and a calf…. Sharks at the cleaning station and tunas…. then latter in the day we move to El Boiler and the mantas showed up!!!! so what else can we asked for?
– Divemaster Ivan, Undersea
Read MoreA big big pregnant Whale Shark lady appear out of the blue on the north side of Roca accompanied by her entourage of Rainbow Runners and Black Jacks… I never saw a Whale Shark as massive as she was… She kept coming, all guests on the dive were able to see her.
– Divemaster Pascal, Belle-Amie
Read MoreWOOOOW what a trip!!! 15 days 1.375 nautical miles, great whites, sea lions, MARLINS!! dolphins, mantas, hammerheads, tiger sharks white tips, silver tips Galapagos whale sharks and I can keep going and going. I can’t ask for anything better this was a trip of a life time.
– Divemaster Mario, Explorer
Read MoreSocorro island…. long time since we where at Roca O’neil. First dive and we already spot a manta…. incredible rock formations, chimenie, and big underwater arch… We got on top of the rocks and a couple of hammerheads showed up but they went away cause of the dolphins…. yes Dolphins a family of 10 dolphins and two babys…
– Divemaster Ivan Moreno
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