Half way through the first dive, a baby whale shark decided to show up making circles around the rock like it was a formula one race. Schools of jacks, cottonmouth jacks, silvertip sharks, Galapagos sharks and a curious hammerhead shark all showed up.
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We hit the water for the first dive and straight away we were surrounded by playful dolphins. My group began to cheer in delight and just a few moment later, the manta rays showed up and these animals just blew our minds.
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I love all dive sites but The Boiler has got to be my favorite because of the big animal encounters and the interactions that come with them. The best part is the reactions of the guests when they come up from amazing dives like this.
Read MoreWe have seen a great abundance of manta rays at Cabo Pearce and The Boiler, having as many as five manta rays swimming with us at any one time. We see sharks everywhere, tuna, large schools of fish and even the tiny nudibranch.
Read MoreIt was a slow approach to the cleaning station because of the current and we didn’t see much along the way but as we moved around the corner, the dive site exploded with life. There were silky sharks, silvertip sharks and Galapagos sharks absolutely everywhere.
Read MoreThe best thing is with the spotter plane we were able to find a huge group of dolphins – not hundreds, but thousands and that is no exaggeration. At one point, we saw dolphins as far as we could see in all four directions.
Read MoreThe fourth day was at Socorro Island with manta rays, hammerhead sharks and dolphins. To be honest, I didn’t think the fifth day could have been better, but boy was I wrong…
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