The diving here at Clipperton Island is great. The reefs are full of fish and healthy coral. The fine-spotted moray eels (Gymnothorax dovii) are amazing. They swim free. Some seem to cooperate in hunting and others are bitter enemies and battle for territory. They show no fear and will attack. I have had to push […]
Read MoreThe California Channel Islands is a very interesting place. As a hard-core cold water diver from British Columbia, I knew that Browning Pass north of Port Hardy was beautiful and spectacular scuba diving. In fact, Rodale’s Dive Magazine rated “the Pass” as the number 1 dive site in North America three years in a row. […]
Read MoreIt was 3 years since we came here the very first time and the island still exists! A big group of bottlenose dolphins piloted us in to the islands. We are finally here! And I am excited to be back again to learn a bit more about this very remote coral atoll. And the water! […]
Read MoreWe spent one day and one night crossing open ocean. Some people worry that sleeping in a small bunk on a rolling ship with the engines churning all night might be hard. For me though, its like being rocked in a cradle, and the engines basically seems like no noise to your brain. I really […]
Read MoreOn the Nautilus Explorer we love adventure. We cater to experienced scuba divers looking for challenging diving. Folks who share our passion for adventure, venturing off the beaten track, diving with big animals and exploring new areas. Sounds like a tall order huh!! But that’s how we got started diving in northern B.C. and Alaska […]
Read MoreAfter my time diving and guiding here on the Island of Socorro and the Revillagigedos. It is now my 5th season and my trip number 54 down here. I skipped my work in palau to come back to Socorro. It is not easy diving and getting in to big animals are not easy. It takes […]
Read MoreWe came up at Cabo Pearce after our traditional navy inspection. Setting the anchor with a decending line for making it it easy for divers out on the lava finger that have been poured out from Socorro Islands Mount Everman. We dive it down for our scuba divers and move it to the place close […]
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