The visibility was at least 30m on every dive and the diving was incredible. The Rock gave us schooling hammerheads, galapagos, silkies and silvertips on every dive it was sharky to say the least. A smattering of Mantas helped to take the diving up a notch but the highlight was a 10m whale shark…
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Great site for a check dive. The visibility was excellent, the site deep enough, and the current, mild. Great opportunity to get acquainted with this beautiful place. Dive 2: We were visited by a large manta that seemed addicted to our bubbles. It seemed to have experienced conniptions of pleasure as it glided over eight […]
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I did three nitrox fun dives, full of life, octopuses, hammerheads, black mantas, mantas, bluefin trevallies, jacks, etc., just thought after the third dive when I had the opportunity to share with the manta my own personal moment, I decide to not to do the third one, but the rest of the team did it. […]
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After a day at sea travelling from Los Cabos to San Benedicto, we began our diving with an amazing check dive at El Canyon, San Benedicto Is. No sooner had we given the okay to descend sign to our guide Mirko and descended over the Manta feeding station, one of the stars of the show […]
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San Benedicto is a truly magical place. Our first day started with a spectacular sunrise, dolphins buzzing the boat, and calm seas. Up on deck, while preparing for our first dives of our trip, we could hear the squeaking and whistling of dolphins welcoming us into the water to play for the day. We spent […]
Read MoreWe anchored so that we could swim to the dive site, and with no current and very little waves, we had an open deck for the day so guests were free to dive whenever they felt like. Between dives, a lot of guests chose to accompany Marco, our chief mate, on a tour of the shoreline to see the arches and pinnacles and whale watch. From the Nautilus we watched a young humpback whale leap multiple times out of the water followed by an adult humpback breaching creating some wonderful photographic opportunities.
Read MoreWe started Dive day 2 by checking in at the Navy base and then picking up three underwater photographers from the World Wildlife Federation who had been waiting for us at Socorro Island during the storm (unable to dive). From there we went to Cabo Pearce. Throughout all 3 dives at Cabo Pearce we could hear the humpback whales singing in the background. In between dives two and three several guests were out snorkeling when a humpback whale mom and calf happened along and checked out the snorkellers. The encounter was, of course, an incredible experience.
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