Category: Dive Report

Today at the Boiler in front of San Benedicto island we had amazing visibility! So cleat you could see the mantas coming at you from far!! And there were many of them. I counted at least 4 chevron mantas and one black morph manta circling the pinnacle and the divers until we were all dizzy! Majestical!

Divemaster Jessie, Explorer

. We have been seeing more frequently now oceanic black tips in San Benedicto Island either at the Canyon and the Boiler, some juveniles and adults as well. Dolphins were very active during the 2 morning dives at the Canyon on our last day of diving and our guests came out of the water with big smiles and saying those have been some of their best dives of their life!

Divemaster Juan David, Explorer

Out of nowhere a big bottlenose dolphin zoomed in starting to hunt and eat a few jacks. The dolphin was cruising fast between divers and rocks with immense agility. After that spectacle we look up and a whole school of about 50 Hammerhead sharks passes right over us!! It was just a crazy and adrenalinstart packing!!

Divemaster Jessie, Explorer

After waiting 10 minutes, a giant manta comes in, gliding through the current, followed by several bright orange clarion angelfish, she swim over the divers, enjoying the bubbles. And then a dozen dolphins, ramming through the cleaning station and circling the divers. After they passed, it was time to go up so we let go and drift with the current…to find another couple of dolphins very playful, who did a few rolls with us before the safety stop.

Divemaster Yann, Belle Amie

About to jump into Cabo Pearce. Having the dolphins in our minds wishing them to show up. We started to hear dolphins laughing somewhere and full of expectations waiting for them. Great, two of them suddenly swim to us really close that they touch the camera. Anna got really happy after that dolphin kisses her camera in an exciting swimming for saying hello that morning.

Divemaster Martin, Belle Amie

We got three incredible dives this day, the north side was full of life even the sky was grey crying tiny tears we were all absolutely happy. Hundred feet visibility plus excellent conditions under water with no current we could swing really smoothly. Hammerhead school passing deep as we move far from Roca into the blue, and then another school.

Divemaster Martin, Belle-Amie

Roca Partida is the most remote dive site of the trip 70 miles west from Socorro island. It is just a rock in the middle of nowhere with a fantastic fauna the make our divers think they are at an aquarium with school of white tip shark, school of cotton mouth jack, tunas hunting make the school do the death dance incredible rock.

Divemaster Pedro, Belle Amie