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A beautiful whale shark spotted in Socorro. Photo by Kim Nilsson Davidsson

False Killer Whales, Tiger Sharks and Whale Sharks at Socorro

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Post date 2019-02-01
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Schooling hammerheads at Punta Tosca, a Tiger shark at Roca O’Neal, 8 Giant Mantas in one dive at the Boiler and an awesome surprise at Roca Partida when a pod of about 60 False Killer Whales swam by the Explorer.

Playful dolphins snuggle at Socorro. Photo by Mandy Ng

A Glow-in-the-Dark Dolphin?

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Post date 2019-01-28
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By Nautilus Crew on January 28th, 2019 in Crew, Socorro

Have you ever seen a dolphin that glows in the dark!? Well, a couple of nights ago we enjoyed the Lunar Eclipse on our way back from San Benedicto to Cabo San Lucas, and it was very special, no it was SPECTACULAR!

Tags cabo pearce, dolphins, el canyon, false killer whales, galapagos sharks, Giant Mantas, glow in the dark dolphin, hammerhead sharks, hammerheads, Mantas, Roca Partida, San Benedicto, sharks, sting rays, The Boiler, tiger sharks, whale sharks, whitetip sharks

New and Repeat Guests are Blown Away at Socorro

Post author By Nautilus Guests
Post date 2019-01-25
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By Nautilus Guests on January 25th, 2019 in Guests, Socorro

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.

A beautiful manta flying with its remora. Photo by Divemaster Mirko

Incredible Diversity in the Revillagigedo Archipelago

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Post date 2019-01-18
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By Nautilus Crew on January 18th, 2019 in Crew, Socorro

El Canyon was incredible with the diversity including a school of hammerheads, a few juvenile silvertips, a couple of really big Galapagos sharks, some juvenile Dusky sharks, a few chevron mantas and 2 amazing tiger sharks.