Another beautiful day at Guadalupe, sunny and warm. Getting a bit more wrap around today and looks to be blowing pretty good outside of the bay but just a light wind in the bay. Sharking yesterday afternoon was really good. 3 great white sharks around the submersible cage for the whole afternoon. This morning so […]
Read MoreSo far I have been having a blast with the great white sharks. I started off the season just to have the island for ourselves. It is just one of those thing that you would say ‘I just want to do it just to say I have done it’ . Trust me this is my […]
Read MoreWhen friends heard that I will dive with great white sharks they were wondering how safe that was. Well I was surprised not only by how safe it is but by the elegant predator. We onboard all look forward to the moment when they come really close and love every dive. Would definitely recommend it […]
Read More3rd Trip of our 2013 Guadalupe great white shark season on the Nautilus Explorer and I can say that last two days has been the best diving I have ever had on my 3 years at Guadalupe. 6 different sharks on 1 dive! Hard to beat that one huh? But now we are on our […]
Read MoreHad a fantastic day yesterday. On the very first dive in the morning we had 5 individual great white sharks around and the action never really stopped all day long. At least 7 individual males throughout the day. The visibility was beautiful with a clear blue 125 foot, 360 degree window around the submersible cages. […]
Read MoreThe Nautilus Explorer arrived on station last night and we could not be more excited about the start of this year’s great white shark season. WHHHOOOEEEEEEE. Waiting for end-of-day report on how the sharking went and hoping for some good pic’s when the Explorer gets back into port on August 2nd. In the meantime, […]
Read MoreThere are about 500 shark species in the world. One of the satellite-tagged great white shark at Guadalupe Island traveled 3,800 km (2100 NMi) to Hawaii. Sharks dive up to a depths of 680 m (2230 feet or 370 fathoms) in water with a temperature of 4.8°C (41°F). At Isla Guadalupe you can find not […]
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