“During this dive, guests saw a huge turtle, lots and lots of lobsters, 1 chevron manta, a few dolphins in the distance and the usual reef fish. And on the 2nd dive, we saw many many sharks, Silkys, Galapagos, Hammerheads, white tips, and jacks. And also a big tuna jumping out of the water every now and then. ”
– Captain Ramon
Beautiful morning here at Cabo Pearce, 5-8 Kts of NW wind, calm seas same at the anchorage area with a clear blue sky.
Our first dive we skiffed and dropped diver at the inner side of the lava finger, it was an amazing dive, Divers encountered a huge school of hammerheads at least one hundred of them, two whale sharks, dolphins, two Chevron Mantas and usual reef fish.
For de second dive we skiffed and dropped divers at the inner side of the lava finger, also an amazing dive, playful mantas. White tips, usual reef fish etc. Viz improved 55-65 Ft and water temp remained the same.
-Captain Hernan
Yesterday we finished our day with a very good dive, manta continued there, and one whale shark showed up to make the day better. Divers also saw a pregnant manta.
Dives today have been great, on first dive a baby dolphin and mother were playing with guests, all groups got to see them, this made them very happy, at least 3 different chevron mantas were around, big school of hammerheads, silkys, white tips, Galapagos shark and our whale shark friend showed up during second dive, again all groups saw it.
Our plan is to finish here, have dinner and then heave up anchor and make way to Roca Partida.
Dive conditions were good, water temp. is 21 Celsius degrees, visibility around 15-20 mts and light current from north to south.
-Captain Ramon
“There were plenty of mobuals jumping around, so after looking for orcas we decided to come back to Bahia de Los Suenos.”
– Captain Gordon Kipp
“It was a great dive. Divers encountered, Hammerheads, Galapagos, Silkys, White tips, Oceanic white tips and a school of yellow fin tuna. ”
– Captain Hernan
“The guests said: “We just saw a wall of hammerheads”! They said that the wall has more than two hundred hammerheads, yes, more than two hundred! All of them are very happy. They also enjoyed watching at least 7 playfull mantas, the white tips, silky sharks, Galapagos sharks”
– Captain Ramon
“Divers skiffed of the Boiler Rock and encountered a few Chevron Mantas, few hammerheads, one Galapagos and white tips, octopuses and usual reef fish. ”
– Captain Hernan.
