Category: Noon Reports

Today we dove the first two dives in Roca O’Neil, the first one super amazing dive, +70 ft visibility, 78 F temperature and light current to the N, all the groups saw a lot of dolphins around 20 super friendly dolphins were with them, hammerheads and one manta also in the first dive.

The second dive was out to the cleaning station and the Hammerheads were everywhere, more mantas and even a Tiger shark.

Captain’s Noon Report – Under Sea
The first dive has been the best of the day. As soon as the divers were in the water, 6 dolphins arrived to play with them. There was one Chevron Manta as well for the most part of the dive, some whitetip reef sharks and some silky sharks, the dive was nice. For the second dive, there was only one Manta swimming a bit deep. Two more dives to go!
– Captain Vicente

Captain’s Noon Report – Explorer
Today we arrived at Roca Partida around 6AM and there were no other boats so we had Roca Partida for ourselves. The first dive was good and the animal action was good too. There were some Hammerheads, Silvertips and Galapagos sharks and two small chevron mantas.
– Captain Gilberto

Captain’s Noon Report – Explorer
The second dive was much better, the action was super good in the canyon! There were a lot of hammerheads, 80 or more circling the area all the time! One group could see 3 different tiger sharks and the rest could see just one big tiger shark. There were a lot of silvertips in the cleaning station and some galapagos.
– Captain Gilberto

Captain’s Noon Report – Under Sea
The first dive was great, mostly same action as yesterday lot of sharks, whitetip reef, galapagos, silvertips and silkies, schools of bonitos, jacks and tunas. But, the star of the show was a HUGE female whale shark swimming around the rock. Everyone was astonished to see the huge creature and everyone returned back to the boat super happy.
– Captain’s Noon Report

Captain’s Noon Report – Under Sea
We have done 2 dives so far, they were full of schools of different kinds of jacks, big schools of yellowfin tuna, Galapagos and silvertips sharks and the whitetip reef sharks. On the second dive there was a black Manta that stayed for a while with one group of our divers.
– Captain Vicente