San Ignacio Gray Whales
Extraordinary Interaction & Experience
We dove the canyons and as soon as we drop, we get to see a massive black manta swimming right under us. It comes back at us and starts playing with a chevron. As we keep going into the dive, a massive school of hammerheads shows up right behind the cleaning stations while big Galapagos and silver tips are getting cleaned by the clarion angels.
Read MoreThere was a lot of shark action on the cleaning station. It was amazing to see that there were a total of seven Blacktip sharks at the same time. I loved to see them all together. Besides them, we had silvertips, Galapagos, and hammerhead sharks.
Read MoreChevron manta, and six different shark species, white tips, silver tips, Galapagos, black tips, a big school of hammerheads, and two tiger sharks! The day was crazy fun! And tonight taco night and beer bucket special.
Read MoreFirst day of diving with our Brazilian friends. Strong current and murky water in “El Cañón”, ideal conditions for sharks!!! Lots of Galapagos sharks, Silver tips, hammerheads, and a blacktip at the cleaning station!
Read MoreThis is probably my favorite dive spot at the moment, every time great visibility and sharks…lots of sharks. As a shark lover, that I am, this is paradise to me. Jumping in the water for the first dive and the Rock was crowded with Silver tips and of course many very active white tips, for […]
Read MoreToday we had difficult dive conditions, a strong current during the four dives. We had to stay close to the rock, so we weren’t scooped away! The dive was demanding, but the payback was great. Hammerheads, mantas, a pack of eight to ten dolphins, and a family of humpback whales!
Read MoreOn our second dive today at Cabo Pearce we came across a huge school of 60-70 hammerheads. Most of the school was deep, at around 40m, though the rest came close to inspect the divers at shallower depths. The number of sharks here in the area really lets us know that conservation and protection inside the marine park are working. Come see for yourself.
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