Category: Noon Reports

On the second dive we encountered around three different manta rays, some hammerhead sharks, huge Galapagos sharks, around 12 silky sharks swimming around and at the end around six dolphins.

Right now we are on the move as our pilot has spotted a pod of false killer whales and we’re about 20 minutes behind their position. We’ve just passed a mega pod of common dolphins on the way.

All guests were interacting with manta rays during their dives and some of them said at least eight different manta rays were sighted. There was also a school of silky sharks, whitetip sharks, lobsters, tuna and plenty of reef fish. One group spotted a school of hammerhead sharks.

Today we spent the morning searching the same area in La Ventana, not finding any more orcas but encountering a pod of bottlenose dolphins as well as some mobula rays. Before lunch time we hopped in for a dive at Punta Arena de la Ventana where we saw an eagle ray, octopus and lots of nudibranch!

On our first dive we saw everything: manta rays, hammerhead sharks, dolphins and an octopus.

On our first dive, some groups saw hammerhead sharks but all of the groups saw two giant manta rays, whitetip sharks, silvertip sharks, many lobster and tuna.

We had two morning dives at Cabo Pulmo with five or six bull sharks coming in close to everyone.