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We see more humpback whales this year!
Read MoreWe get (I think) about 2000 humpback whales to the Revillagigedo. They first come in December and start to return in the end of April. Here they come to give birth, to mate, to fight for the beautiful coming mother humpbacks, breach, dance. They de-lice themselves as well in the warm water.
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Pod of dolphins, mantas, and humpbacks!
Read MoreBoiler has been good so far with a pod of dolphins around the divers and mantas just at once. A humpback whale was jumping out of water about four or five times, showing us how big they can be. The water temperature is 74F, mild current to strong in most of the dive sites, visibility 60 to 70 ft. Another great dive!
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Schools and piles of sharks!
Read MoreOn the first day we have seen five different species of sharks. Second day at Roca Partida: huge schools of different species of sharks and whitetip reef sharks piled on top of one another…
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Always amazing Roca Partida
Read MoreWonderful manta shows throughout the trip on San Benedicto island and Socorro island. Schooling hammerheads at Roca Partida. And a whale shark on the second dive of the trip!
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1st Dive Day, Fantastic!
Read MoreCheck out dive – nice and smooth at red rocks, 2 to 4 fantastic mantas came to visit us, then turtles, lots of fish, lobsters, and rays. And then…the most amazing sound…Humpback Whales singing!
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Hammerhead and humpback cameos
Read MoreSome hammerheads made a cameo on the last dive, as well as humpback whales just behind the boat during the surface interval topped off the end of the day.
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Magical Second time at Socorro
Read MoreSo excited be back at Socorro for the second time. I wish time would just slow down! It’s been full of so many memories and looking forward to even more! The first dive of the trip did not disappoint with a 7 ft Tiger shark. Of course the mantas at the Boiler put on a show, as did the mother and baby humpbacks breaching at Roca Partida. The numerous Galapagos, hammerhead, silvertip, and silky sharks did not disappoint either. However the highlight has been the pod of 30 dolphins that appeared at Cabo Pearce in Socorro for the last 20 minutes of our first dive of the morning. Absolutely magical to be around a pod of wild dolphins who clearly wanted to interact with each diver. Finally, the crew—what an amazing group of people that go out of their way from before the sun rises to well after the sun sets to make this trip what it is…thank you! – John, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
