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New Years with Nautilus

Less than 5 minutes in water and we ran into 2 dolphins chasing a manta right in front of us!!

A diver swims under a dolphin at Cabo Pearce

Epic Christmas Diving at Cabo Pearce and More

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Post date 2019-01-07
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By Nautilus Crew on January 7th, 2019 in Crew, Socorro

Mantas, chevron and black, at least 5 at the same time. Around the two cleaning stations a pod of ten dolphins and an inquisitive hammerhead shark.

Schooling hammerheads delight at Socorro. Photo by Dan Tirtowidjojo

100+ Schooling Hammerheads and Mantas Everywhere

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Post date 2019-01-04
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By Nautilus Crew on January 4th, 2019 in Crew, Socorro

A massive group of schooling Hammerheads joined another massive group of schooling hammerheads and then there were over 100 sharks swimming close together in the misty water.

A silvertip keeps an eye on the cameraman at Socorro. Photo by Dan Tirtowidjojo

Wrapping up 2018 with Sharks, Dolphins and Mantas at Socorro

Post author By Nautilus Guests
Post date 2019-01-02
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By Nautilus Guests on January 2nd, 2019 in Guests, Socorro

Possibly the best dive I’ll ever have in my life at Cabo Pearce dive site! Many manta rays, 8 dolphins, hammerheads – can you imagine? Wowee!

Tags baby dolphin, black manta, cabo pearce, chevron manta, dolphins, galapagos sharks, Giant Mantas, hammerhead sharks, hammerheads, manta rays, Mantas, mojitos, Roca Partida, schooling hammerheads, sharks, tiger sharks, tuna, turtles, whitetip reef sharks

A silky shark at night. Photo by Sandra Haessler

Sharks for Christmas at Socorro

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Post date 2018-12-28
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By Nautilus Crew on December 28th, 2018 in Crew, Socorro

We descended right down to the cleaning stations and were greeted by a school of juvenile silvertip sharks, 2 chevron mantas, a hammerhead, and lots of cool fish.