Category: Noon Reports

There were large schools of bonitos with large yellowfins hunting, silver tips at the cleaning station, and some scattered hammerheads hiding out among the silkies as well.

A lot of manta action, more than 10 individuals, 4 black and more than 6 chevron mantas, and a few hammerheads. All guests diving very happy with the manta interaction.

The first dives were pretty active with mantas, a few dolphins, hammerheads, Galapagos, tunas, and many different fishes

we headed towards another pod of about 200 bottlenose dolphins, 2nm south of island Cerralvo. They were jumping, eye-hopping, and chilling with family

Divers were really impressed with the topography of the arches and swim-throughs. There was only a bit of current and visibility was over 100′. Off in the blue, there were mantas, hammerheads, and dolphins.

the trip with the family of humpback whales and as we were sailing off we saw a huge bait ball of sardines in the channel of San Lorenzo with frigate birds, pelicans, and boobies hunting alongside sea lions and dolphins

On the dives this morning we have seen multiple mantas, hammerheads, turtles, and even some distant dolphins on dive one.