Roca Partida is probably one of the best diving sites in the world. You will never be short of sea animals to be with at a handshaking distance. Here, I have been through dives that can be rated the best in my life, and mind you, I am no novice, rather I have been diving […]
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Why are the Socorro Islands in the Archipelago Revillagigedo considered to be among the top diving destinations in the world? The reason is simple. Regardless of whether you are exploring below the surface at El Canyon, the Boiler, Punta Tosca, or Roca Partida, you will never be short of amazing undersea creatures frolicking around you. […]
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They were both chevron females – one medium-sized one and one very large, the largest I have seen in my time here. We came very close to lots of silvertips sharks, Galapagos sharks, and a couple of hammerheads.
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Diving off Socorro Island – An Unforgettable Day It was an unforgettable day of diving off Socorro Island. As we descended into the clear, warm waters, we were greeted by an abundance of marine life. Schools of colorful fish swam past us and several manta rays appeared gliding gracefully through the water, providing a once-in-a-lifetime […]
Read MoreYesterday we dive the second dive in Roca O’Neil again, a really good dive, visibility around 65ft, light current to the NE, four chevron mantas they could see, some Galapagos and white tips, no tiger at this time.
Read MoreLocation: Fondeadero Weather: Clear Skies, E Wind (8-10kts), Swell (0-2ft) Yesterday we had a really good crossing, we arrive early around 2030, dropped the anchor at Fondeadero, and slept like a baby. Today we conducted the dive briefing and after that, our guests jumped from the stern and check all their gear. Excellent first dive, […]
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Today was our first day of diving here at Revillagigedo and it feel so good to be back on board. The Canyon at San Benedicto did not fail to impress once gain. The water was clear and a slight current was taking us on a westerly direction. Chevron mantas greeted us as we entered the water on the first dive followed by dusky sharks, silver tips, silky sharks, hammerheads, and more mantas.
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