Category: Noon Reports

The cleaning station was full of different sharks, including 3 different Tiger sharks as well as what looked like a great hammerhead, some scalloped hammers, Galapagos, silver-tips, silkies, and black-tipped reef shark.

A pod of dolphins did come by for a visit which was the highlight of the dive. Several mantas were at the surface feeding but did not visit the divers.

We dove with 3 mantas and 1 tiger shark, the visibility was around 12 to 15 mts, and our guests really enjoyed the place.

The white-tip reef sharks were just going crazy trying to catch their meal, the horse-eyed jacks and yellowfin tunas were everywhere, and the tuna was going after the creole fish – the reef was a busy place today

We headed towards the south of the channel, where we found 2 humpback whales: a mother and a juvenile.

Second dive was incredible and the north corner of the Rock was taken by the white-tip reef sharks, the silver tips, and silky sharks. Some saw a chevron manta passing by, and the horse-eyed.

We also saw some silver tips present in the north and a couple of silky sharks. I would say 4 of them, 3 chevrons and 1 black, 1 big octopus, some white tip sharks, a school of jacks, and a huge Galapagos shark.