Gobies are small fishes, no more than 2 inches. In fact, some of the world’s smallest vertebrates are members of this family of fish. In general, gobies have bright colors with markings that help them to be identified. They live on the bottom of the reef feeding from smaller invertebrates such as shrimps, worms, and mollusks. However few species act as cleaners, eating parasites from the bodies, mouths, and gills of larger fishes.
Read MoreWhat a fantastic trip in the sea of Cortez! We had a fun and action-packed five days, hopping from one island to a more beautiful one and encountering a significant amount of wildlife! Just imagine: first day swimming with a pod of 30 dolphins, then a family of 9 orcas! Then a great dive at […]
Read MoreWe had a fun and action-packed 5 days, hopping from one island to a more beautiful one and encountering a great amount of wildlife! Just imagine> first day swimming with a pod of 30 dolphins, then a family of 9 orcas! +a great dive at la Reina with 50+feet visibility that was like an aquarium. 2nd day diving with the sea lions of las Animas, incredibly friendly, and exploring the reef finding octopus, eels, lobsters, and even a Sea horse! 3rd day was a great kayak time through the mangrove of San Jose Island, before going diving with more sea lions. one was so friendly he literally hugged one of the divers for 2 minutes! Then night dive with loads of octopus, sea hares, nudibranchs, and night snorkel for the non-divers. And another snorkeling with a pod of more than 400 bottlenose dolphins! Then today’s last dive day, on a shipwreck called fang ming, full of turtles and fish before a cold beer on the pristine white sand in front of the turquoise water of Corralito beach in Espiritu Santo island. There are activities for everyone, divers and non-divers, and memories that will last forever!
Read MoreOn our first day of activities on this trip, we got to see and swim with a pod of common dolphins, sea lions, more than 12 different sea turtles, sting rays, school of different species of fish but the most amazing thing today was to see an oceanic manta.
Read MoreLater we had wonderful dives with playful sea lions and a big school of fish: yellow tail snappers, jacks, and triggerfish. We were just coming back from our third dive when we saw a spout of a whale only 100 meters away from the Explorer!
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Gobies are small fishes, no more than 2 inches. In fact, some of the world’s smallest vertebrates are members of this family of fish.
Read MoreI personally love coming here with my friends on my time off, so it makes me really happy to bring our guests here as well.
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