The mantas were playful and friendly. Dolphins came along to play with the divers too! Lots of sharks! School of hammerheads.
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Life onboard the Nautilus Under Sea Hunter is fascinating, especially from the standpoint of a hostess who has mingled with the guests closely and has shared their excitement. Read on to know what she has to say. Eight-day Trip to Exotic Diving Locations We are coming back from an eight-day trip onboard the charming Nautilus […]
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Diving in the Canyon and the Boiler is a dream come true for any adventure lover. Go a few feet below the water and you will be swamped by sea animals that you have only probably seen in wildlife documentaries. The Canyon and the Boiler have thrown many pleasant surprises at us on this trip, […]
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We had eight massive silvertip sharks, circling the cleaning station. What a good-looking fish! The hefty Galapagos sharks that slid into their group made the elegant white markings of the Silvertips even more beautiful.
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We had hundreds of different types of Jacks taking advantage of the current to hunt the smaller Creolfish. It was a great spectacle!! Especially as a dolphin and its young joined the fun and started chasing around the Jacks seemingly just for fun! After 5 minutes the mum and kid reunited swimming together belly to belly away into the blue; they looked just like they were having a little chuckle after scaring the Jacks.
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he last two days have been dolphins and mantas galore! In the last seven dives, we have been lucky enough to be joined by dolphins on four and mantas on four. Yesterday, we were joined by a group of nine dolphins on the first dive just after our group got into the water. They stayed and played for a little while, swimming in circles around us and coming within inches of us. After about 10 minutes they swam off, but we were not sad about the dolphins leaving for long as we were soon after joined by a manta.
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Our first dive day kicked off with great conditions – calm seas above and excellent visibility below. A mild current over the volcanic rock ridge brought early sightings of large scalloped hammerhead sharks and a couple curious manta rays…
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