Aside 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.
Read MoreOn the second day, we had airplane support to help us find orcas and mobula rays around the Sea of Cortez and what did we find instead? A blue whale!
Read MoreThis time, we had pretty good current but no manta ray. Instead, we had a snowstorm of all different kinds of fish.
Read MoreFinally, we found the mobula rays! The guests saw them a lot of times jumping above the surface but they never imagined that under those waves, there would be thousands of mobula rays.
Read MoreAs our dive was coming to an end, the dolphins stayed with us as we started to ascend. My heart was so happy! I just wish I had my underwater camera.
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