Magic Roca Partida!! What a day of intense shark activity at the rock. This place is never the same ,never! The Manta show was taken over by the sharks supported by an intense current from the south. Mixed big schools of Hammerheads and Galapagos, a short visit of a juvenile whale shark, and why not? […]
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So excited be back at Socorro for the second time. I wish time would just slow down! It’s been full of so many memories and looking forward to even more! The first dive of the trip did not disappoint with a 7 ft Tiger shark. Of course the mantas at the Boiler put on a […]
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Here on the Nautilus Explorer each day starts with the normal dive briefing, go here, look for that, get out of the water with this PSI… but nothing can prepare you for the heart racing experience of being face to face with a whale shark. Looking this gentle giant in the eye. Nothing in the […]
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We have just finished our last dive at Roca Partida – wow! As usual, the giant mantas put on an acrobatic display, gliding over our bubbles and circling back again and again. A whale shark cruised by and we all checked it’s spots to see if it was the same one that we saw yesterday […]
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Wow. Just… Wow. It’s been a long time coming to get to this point in my life, career and journey of exploring new places, countries, the world and the ocean. Out of all the places that I have been so far, which have been many, the Archipelago Revillagigedo has been, and will continue to be, […]
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Easily the best day of diving I have experienced in a long long time – dozens of sharks, scalloped hammerheads, galapagos sharks, a few silvertip sharks, a whale shark, oceanic manta rays, tuna, wahoo, jacks and much much more all jostling for position around a tiny fleck of rock in the middle of nowhere – […]
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Today was an amazing day!! Roca Partida with a great visibility (more than 30m) and temperature of 26c put the scenario for a potential great dives. And the expectations were not far off. The first dive the current came from south to north. Diver groups stayed in south and the current started the show. Hammerheads […]
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