We are now starting the last trip of the Socorro season for the mighty Where’s John, aka Belle Amie and the conditions are exceptional: smooth ride all the way from Cabo San Lucas, with the sky full of stars above our heads. Last week was amazing: from countless mantas encounters on all the dive sites, […]
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I love when a plan works out. We are diving Cabo Pearce, it’s the second dive. During the first dive I could see some ghost like shades out in the blue on the north side of the lava finger… I know we have a school of Hammerheads out there but current conditions were not favourable. […]
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This is my last week in Revillagigedo for the season, and it was epic! We started the trip with a enormous blue whale during the sailing to San Benedicto, it stayed around the vessel for a while and all the guests and crew was super happy!!! Then we had amazing dives and a pot of […]
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Today I had one of the best dives of my life in Cabo Pearce in Socorro… not only did we see so many giant mantas that came straight to us and danced with us but ALSO, right after one had just came super close to me in what already felt like a special moment, then […]
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We are finishing our second day in this wonderful trip. Yesterday the water was a bit cold for me (Caribbean diver), but the mother nature gave us manta rays, a bunch of sharks (galapagos silver tips, black tip, and a long etc) & dolphins too, just starting our dives. We woke up at Roca Partida today, […]
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Blue whales north of Isla San Benedicto. 8 of them!!! Whaaaat!!!! We departed Cabo last night for one of our last Socorro trips of this season. The weather is wonderful, bright blue sky… and all of a sudden Captain Gordon saw a spout in the distance. That’s unusual for this time of year. The […]
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Twenty three US midwesterners met on the Nautilus Explorer in the beginning of May, for an adventure of a lifetime. After a warm greeting from the friendliest crew you can imagine, we embarked on the seas of the eastern pacific. Some had to find their sea legs (myself included), but after the first day of […]
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