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Guest Blog – Four Dives with Silvertips and galapagos – Clipperton Atoll

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Post date 2011-04-12
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By Nautilus Staff on April 12th, 2011 in Archive

A nice day of diving on the leeward (SW) side of Clipperton Atoll. We made four dives along the barrier wall and saw many silvertip and Galapagos sharks. The tiger shark and hammerheads from yesterday did not visit us again, but tomorrow is another day and another chance. –Chris Up early for pre-breakfast dive and […]

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Captain’s Blog – Three beautiful dives on pristine coral reef – Clipperton – 10th April 2011

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Post date 2011-04-11
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By Nautilus Staff on April 11th, 2011 in Archive

7am – up early and there it was – Clipperton on the horizon – the edge of the circular atoll a wider expanse than expected between the groups of coconut palms – by 8 am we were there escorted by schools of dolphins and diving Boobies! (It is lucky to get pooped on by […]

Tags angel fish, bass, blue fin trevally, booby birds, captain's blog, Clipperton Atoll, Clipperton Island, dolphins, Galapagos Shark, guest blog, Moray Eel, rainbow runners, sharks, silky shark, silver tip reef shark

Dive Day 2 exploring Alijos Rocks

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Post date 2008-10-30

By Nautilus Staff on October 30th, 2008 in Archive

Location: Rocas Alijos, a remote oceanic volcanic pinnacle off the coast of Baja California, Mexico We found the sharp shallow pinnacle at Rocas Alijos!! Top on 30 ft and it goes straight down on a flat sand and rocky bottom at 175 ft. Impressive! For not missing it we dove down a grapple on the top. […]