25 of the 30 guests onboard had already been on the Belle Amie several times before and so, most of the crew already knew them. It was so nice to welcome the guests on the stern of the boat at Cabo San Lucas when we all began seeing familiar faces!
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We had a total of seven different ones – both chevron and black manta rays. They kept on coming back around to check out the divers. Some of the manta rays even stopped to let the guests with cameras take some amazing pictures.
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Our first encounter was with a huge pod of bottlenose dolphins who were very interactive and playful with our guests. Later we saw a spout right on the north end of Cerralvo Island and very slowly we approached to find out it was a big mother humpback whale and her juvenile.
Read MoreWe were enjoying the sharks on the cleaning station and all of a sudden, I spotted something in the distance… a school of around 50 hammerhead sharks rolled in.
Read MoreAside from the big animals, one thing I really like about a wavy day at the rock is to look up where the waves are crashing in with plumes of white water on the surface.
Read MoreDuring our trip, we had been just a few hours behind the orcas where they had been sighted. We were going up and down the coast on a RHIB (Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat) with twin 250 horsepower and a good friend with a micro-plane as a spotter for 3 of our 6 days at sea.
Read MoreWe jumped in the water to go snorkeling with common dolphins, some silky sharks and big mobula rays came to play with us. The customers were very excited.
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