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New and Repeat Guests are Blown Away at Socorro

Post author By Nautilus Guests
Post date 2019-01-25
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So, this was my first liveaboard experience. WOW! It doesn’t get any better than this! The diving was unbelievable! Mantas galore and I swear they mimic the divers.

Bahía de los Ángeles is an Unforgettable Experience

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Post date 2018-09-08
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By Nautilus Guests on September 8th, 2018 in Guests, Sea of Cortez

The highlight of our first day in the Sea of Cortez was snorkeling with whale sharks.

Tags bahia, bahia de los angeles, beer, cacti, eels, fish, french, margaritas, octopi, Octopus, sea lions, snorkeling, spanish, turtles, whale sharks

Whale Sharks, Orcas, Sea Lions and More in Bahia de los Angeles

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Post date 2018-08-30
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By Nautilus Guests on August 30th, 2018 in Guests, Sea of Cortez

Incredible. There must have been 3 or 4 whale sharks that we swam with.

Calm Seas, Variable Currents, Giant Mantas, Sharks and Humpback Whales

Post author By Nautilus Staff
Post date 2008-01-18

By Nautilus Staff on January 18th, 2008 in Archive

Then off to Socorro to check in with the Mexican navy and dive Punta Tosca with the manta, tiger and hammerhead sharks on dive day 2 followed by Cabo Pearce on dive day 3. Our first dive at Cabo Pearce had great visibility and almost no current. It was a relaxing dive with a few sightings of dolphins and sharks off the outer point along with a group of Barberfish patiently waiting for something to clean. At times they even moved over to the scuba divers to see if they needed a clean.

California Channel Islands Maiden Scuba Diving Voyage

Post author By Nautilus Staff
Post date 2007-05-13

By Nautilus Staff on May 13th, 2007 in Archive, Captain Mike

Our guests dove “Octopus Gardens” and “Fishhook” at the south end of San Clemente and the diving conditions were reported as very good. “Fishhook” was especially good, with reportedly interesting terrain, numerous sightings of bat rays, eels and more lobster (“bugs”) than anyone could count.

Tags bat rays, california, Channel Islands, drysuit diving, eels, fishhook, lobster, octopus gardens, San Clemente Island

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