Today we started diving at Cabo Pearce at 8:30, first dive was very cool, with around three mantas, the school of hammerheads sharks close to the clean station, and two dolphins just at the end, the current is moderated to W.
Read MoreToday in our 2nd dive we could call this dive an INSANE DIVE, all the dive we could get a highway of tunas, around 70 tunas swimming around, as well a couple of chevron mantas, a school of sharks, a school of Bonitas, and at the end we had around more than 30 false killer whales hanging around of our divers, just image the happy faces of everyone including me looking around the rock with all this marine life around, we are going to finish the day here and then we are going to start our way to Socorro.
Read MoreThe dive sites are incredible and the encounters with the marine life are absolutely stunning! One can never have enough of the elegant and graceful mantas as well as gazing at sleepy sharks huddled in packs along the rock walls.
Read MoreGuests are loving every second of it. We’ve got two final dives left on this trip and everybody is excited for them.
Read MoreFor the first dive today we jump from the stern, diver did great, no current, and one chevron manta stayed with our divers for around 30 min on the first dive, also they could see a Galapagos shark, some stingrays, some whitetips sharks, and some silvertips.
Read MoreThere was some good silvertip action at the cleaning station and some of the divers got very good interactions with a group of around 10 hammerheads. Overall it has been a perfect first day so far.
Read MoreYesterday we finished Cabo Pearce, third dive was very quiet, a couple of mantas were present for a few minutes and then gone in to the blue, one Galapagos and some whitetips, We are now in Roca Partida, the first dive with a light current to the N, great dive here, Roca is on fire today, lots of action on the north side with silvertips, whitetips, and Galapagos, lots of bonitos and yellowfin tunas, and the manta action was great, around five mantas were there all dive long, very friendly mantas.
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