Category: Noon Reports

Today, the action started a little late again but we have good action so far, at least five different individuals passing every now and then, some of them stay down and others on the surface making our guests very happy, as yesterday most of the guests wanted to stay on the surface.

The remainder of our last day of cage diving was fantastic, with action picking up steadily throughout the day. Cages were very busy in the afternoon and everybody ended on a high note.

Location: La Reina Weather: Gentle Wind (10-14kts) and N Swell (2ft) We had three good dives at Las Loberas de San Francisco yesterday and although we were planning to head to the Loreto area for today, a problem with our RHIB forced us to come back to the La Paz area so we could send […]

This morning the action has been pretty slow, with just a few passes so far. Guests have been pretty hesitant to get in the water without the constant action we had yesterday. But, for those willing to dive on our first two rounds of cage dives we saw a huge female. She only made one pass each time, but everybody in the cages got a look at her. She is just so big.

We estimated that there have been nine individuals spotted so far today, with great views up top and down below. Today we started to see mature females, at least two so far. Everybody is thrilled and the crew is doing a great job delivering for our guests.

Today has been very good, good action since the morning we have here around us a massive female shark, believe me, she is massive, it has been here with us passing in front of the cages as well others sharks which we do not know the names but we are going to look for it in the shark ID later, no current at the moment, the weather is perfect, the crew is doing a good job with the wrangling and helping in the dive deck.

There is a light current running north so we have all the good ingredients to have what guests describe as a “shark soup” she says being in the water with so many sharks feel like it.