We love diving Socorro, especially in the spring and early summer. Socorro is always stunning, raw, and primal, offering fantastic diving experiences known for the super-friendly and interactive giant mantas.
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Another trip that ends, but another week that didn’t disappoint at all, on the contrary, we saw lots of actions in different spots, every place got his magic, mantas came to say hi every day, dolphins families, tunas everywhere! from the small white tips tornados in Roca, to the big Tiggers in el Canyon and […]
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Hello divers,Second day in Socorro island; where the main characteristic of the island is the Mount Evermann , that rises to about 1,050 meters/3,445 feet, above sea level. It is home to endemic species, including the Socorro dove, which is found only on this island.Cabo Pearce treated us great today. Dolphins, some Hammerheads and Galapagos […]
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Day one, I’m joined by 30 of our soon to be best friends from all over: Austria, Australia, Algeria, Denmark, Netherlands, France, Brazil, Sweden. Spain, England, Suriname, Canada, and of course, America. My friend brought 12 of us together joining 20 new friends and now crew from even more countries: Mexico, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Spain, […]
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Today there was a super day in San Benedict. My guest team in the last dive in El Cañon we have a beautiful encounter with a school of hammerhead sharks!After the dive all of as scream to the exiting moment and talking of that! Marcel Dive Guide
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The journey aboard the Nautilus has exceeded all expectations. The different islands we visited are all breathtaking and distinct from one another. As for the marine life, it’s among the most spectacular things I’ve ever seen. There are no words to describe the feeling of “dancing” with a manta ray or locking eyes with a […]
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First day of diving today. We started with a checkout dive to work out the kinks and get our gear set up, and were surprised by our first manta of the trip. Our second dive was at the boiler, with some surf and swell on the surface, but shockingly calm underneath. And down there we […]
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