Category: Noon Reports

The school would go up and down, but for long straights, the rays were at the surface gliding along the snorkelers. Then after breakfast, we found a big pod of bottlenose dolphins.

Loads of sharks around, all out circling the rock, mixed with big yellow-fin tunas and schools of creole fish and jacks. A lot of silkies, Galapagos, and silver-tips plus the white tips are out and very active, seems like in the mood for mating.

Guests have seen lots of fish and sharks in the north corner. The silver tips, Galapagos, and white-tip reef sharks were circling and kept chasing after the little fish, a huge school of bonitos then the yellowfin tunas.

The diving was good though, with some good manta action on most of the dives and some big Galapagos sharks around as well as some tuna and lots of reef fish.

They found a pod of bottlenose dolphins and jumped in the water. They had decent interactions and good pictures.

The first dive, some of the guests saw the dolphins and one manta. A couple of yellowfin tunas are around and hunting after the horse-eyed jacks.

Lots of fish life and nice viz, including a manta, a couple of big mobulas, turtles, big schools of fish, and sea lions. Everyone enjoyed it very much.