Today we are in roca partida, first dive with a lots of life, great visibility, strong current to the SW, big schools of yellow fin big and small tunas, lots of jacks, silkys, silvertips, Galapagos, and at least four or five mantas, two black mantas and one chevron. Second dive almost same conditions, medium current to the NW, great dive with too, chevron and black mantas, one mobula, a few hammerheads, silvertips, Galapagos, white tips huge lobsters, lots of jacks and yellow fin tunas and bonitos.
Read MoreToday we have a light current running to the north, visibility is good. There is amazing manta action today in Roca Partida, not many sharks but the manta come and go, we saw four mantas at the same time also a mobula ray is going around and around, the blue-spotted jacks were hunting after the remoras on the mobula ray, I saw two getting eaten but the last one was too fast for the jacks.
Read MoreDespite the visibility divers had an amazing first dive this morning, there was a pod of over 20 bottlenose dolphins, they were playful and stayed with the divers the whole dive, guests are loving Cabo Pearce and they want more, besides the dolphins, they also had a couple of mantas, Galapagos sharks and a handful of hammerhead sharks.
Read MoreWe had several great in-water encounters with the orcas where they approached the guests and circled back around a couple of times, oftentimes coming face-to-face with the snorkelers.
Read MoreThis morning we started dancing with mantas, two of them stayed for over 45 minutes with the divers. They really enjoyed it, once they began to talk about it on the boat we realized two guests had seen a medium size tiger shark, and some others were happy with a Galapagos
Read MoreThe best visibility I have ever seen at Pearce, easily over 120′ we had a fantastic dive with at least three mantas making frequent
and close passes by all divers. Lots of comments about it being the best dive of the trip so far afterward.
Location: Cabo Pearce Weather: Clear Skies, N Wind (12-14kts), Calm Seas Yesterday we did our last dive in Punta Tosca, a very quiet dive, with one chevron manta for a few minutes, one lonely hammerhead and the usual reef life, after dive we moved to do the check-in the navy, anchored at Cabo Pearce and […]
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