with any number of them. The first one we chose was the closest to the boat and it was stationary and consisted of probably a few hundred mobulas, often crossing paths with other schools in the area.
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with any number of them. The first one we chose was the closest to the boat and it was stationary and consisted of probably a few hundred mobulas, often crossing paths with other schools in the area.
Read MoreWe have already done 3 very good dives, during dive number one a small pod of dolphins was on the scene and divers got to see them, lots of mantas and plenty of sharks, also tuna hunting and wahoos and big schools of jacks, moderate current from S, we have one more dive and then will move to Punta Tosca.
Read MoreToday the 1st and 2 dives were amazing, in both dives, we could see two dolphins, three chevron mantas, and one black manta on all dives. A lot of sharks, silvertips, whitetips to Roca Partida, and the dives conditions were better, with just a low current to the N.
Read MoreOn the way over we ran into a huge pod of bottlenose, numbering at least 500, and we spent more than an hour cruising with them, snorkeling and watching them jump and play in our wake. Now all the guests are snorkeling around Las Animas with dozens of sea lions and Guadalupe fur seals, more than we’ve ever seen there before actually.
Read MoreYesterday we had amazing dives in Roca Partida. Mantas sharks, yellowfin tunas, and a lot more, and on the last dive of the day and just three minutes into it a 25-footer whale shark showed up, Rachel is been dying to see one and there you have it. That shark kept circling the rock the entire dive. Guests went crazy about it and could not believe Roca Partida saved it for the last dive out of eight we made out there but is just mother nature and that is how it works, all guests are talking about coming back already.
Read Moreoday we started the day with our warm-up dive at the Fondeadero, a lot of guests were nervous and exiting about it but once they came out from this dive they just love the place and we can notice that they were not nervous anymore, San Benedicto has a lovely way to say welcome, dive conditions were good, about the marine life we could see a manta for a couple of minutes, some silvertips sharks, Galapagos sharks, octopus, and lobsters, not bad for a 1st dive
Read MoreWe started the day down near La Ventana, well clear of the strong Coromuel winds that have been blowing lately. Headed out at 0730 to look for mobulas and found a school of a few hundred just off Punta Gorda.
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