Category: Noon Reports

Captain’s Noon Report – Under Sea
Today we had a tremendous amount of big animals throughout each of our first two dives. Our first group of divers had a tiger shark come right up to them before it trickled off into the blue.
– Captain Lowel

Captain’s Noon Report – Explorer
On the second dive, they could see a large school of big yellowfin tuna hunting, some silvertips, two Galapagos sharks, and two chevron mantas. One of the groups could also see a small school of hammerheads.
– Captain Gilberto

Captain’s Noon Report – Under Sea
One of our guests was so touched by the dive she came up crying because of the encounters she had with six mantas and their underwater friendly acrobatics.
– Captain Harold

Captain’s Noon Report – Under Sea
The diving this morning has been great! We have seen mantas, silvertips, hammerheads, Galapagos sharks, dusky sharks, silky sharks, whitetips and black jacks.
– Captain Lowel

Almost no waves and the swell is has a long period and it may be two feet or so. Wind is almost non existing, but the highlight of today’s activities has been the HUMPBACK WHALES they are everywhere! It’ just that they don’t come to the dive site but they come really close to the boat and keep showing their fluke as they plunge into the deep.

-Captain Beto

Yesterday afternoon’s dives at the Boiler just got better.We had Mantas playing with the divers for the entire dives. Just great way to finish off an excellent trip. Wine and cheese under an almost full moon with such a calm night in the Canyon that we could hear and see a Humpback swim by close to the boat was alright too.
-Captain Graham

Captain’s Noon Report – Belle Amie
Guests were able to play with four mantas at the same time! There were also a few silkies, an oceanic blacktip, and a big Galapagos shark.
– Captain Beto