Captain’s Noon Reports – Explorer – 2022-02-13

Today we start in the first position jumping at 0700 am, visibility from one side of the site around 100 ft, to the other side around 60 ft, no current on the first dive, manta action is in Cabo Pearce, around six or seven mantas were here with the divers, also a lot of scattered hammerheads, and lots of dolphins, all the groups could see the dolphins on this dive, around 10-15 bottlenose dolphins were here playing with the guests.

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Captain’s Noon Reports – Explorer – 2022-02-10

On the first dive one single manta in the distance just came to say hi for a couple of minutes. The second dive was much better, sharks were still deep but this time two mantas came to play, really close this time and for more time.

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Captain’s Noon Reports – Explorer – 2022-02-09

Some mantas were passing by the cleaning station, two chevrons and one black manta, silvertips and Galapagos too, but the best part of the dive was 25-30 school of hammerheads coming in and out from the cleaning station, all the guests could see them.

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Everything Happens for a Reason

One of the most friendly, pretty, curious, interactive, and funny manta show up in the safety stop during our last dive… after 10 mins of staying at 3mts the manta was still playing and everything happens for a reason, right? All of a sudden three dolphins come and start playing with every single one of the divers that were with me… including me! haha… I don’t think I’ve been on a 25 min safety stop ever before, but definitely, I will remember this one forever.

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The Humpback Song Became the Background Music of Our Dive

We dropped into the blue next to the boiler and our dolphin friends joined us for a dance. The humpback song became the background music of our dive filled with dancing dolphins and even a few mantas graced us with their presence.

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Made It Easy for Divers to Focus On Enjoying Each Dive

On our trip, we were very luckily treated to a unique and magical experience of swimming with oceanic mantas, watching a juvenile whale shark cruise by, seeing schooling scalloped hammerheads in the distance, mysterious and standoffish. As a bonus, dolphins also visited our group of divers and treated us to a playful and seductive interaction.

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Captain’s Noon Reports – UnderSea – 2022-02-06

We finished our dive day yesterday at Cabo Pearce with good action, we had five mantas in the cleaning station at the same time.

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