Category: Noon Reports

We did find a big pod of bottlenose dolphins and the guests were able to observe them during various jumps in the water. They were jumping like crazy in the wake of the NGL.

The guests had a blast with thousands of mobulas in the Bahia de Los Muertos. They spent 2 hours swimming, the visibility was better than yesterday and the mobulas were pretty static so everybody could enjoy the school

we arrived at Punta Arenas with lots of mobulas and munkiana jumping around the boat. After a quick safety briefing about our snorkel operation, the guests boarded the Rhib. They approached several different schools of mobulas jumping at the surface,

The cleaning station is packed with sharks, silkies, silver tips, Galapagos, and hammerheads. Today the hammers are friendly and guests can have close encounters with some even finding a friendly octopus.

Mantas were the highlight of the afternoon, with one individual on dive three staying with the divers the whole hour. Everybody really loved the day and it made a perfect end to our diving for the trip.

the reef activity like butterfly and angel fish eels and octopus. A little bit of all that for them on the dive. And one large black manta made a pass by all the divers and then breached while they were watching from below.

we found a mother and calf humpback whale, escorted by a third whale. They were very cooperative and let our guests enjoy some intimate moments with the little family.