This is my first trip on the Nautilus and it has been a truly wonderful experience. The crew is caring and friendly and I could promptly connect with them and the philosophy of the company. I hit it off instantly with other lovely clients and together we had some amazing dives, especially the last one […]
Read MoreSky totally cloudy with some rain in the morning. Two dives today before sailing back to Roca Partida,Vis 100 ft,temp 74f and mild current to south in the first dive
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make many quiet dives down to swim among them and even had them swim over the top of me. Such a wonderful opportunity to observe their social structure and behaviors.
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Never seen an orca ever in my life, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Spotting them was a 50/50 chance during our 7-night and 8-day expedition. Knowing that going in, there was a possibility we might not see them and accepted that. I was really hoping that we were able to see them. Looking for them in such a vast open ocean can be looking for a needle in a haystack. I remained optimistic.
Read MoreThis was an amazing trip and exceeded our expectations. Seeing the migration of the mobulas in such big schools is just wonderful. Besides hundreds of playful dolphins, humpback & fin whales we even were so lucky to spend 2 days with orcas.
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There is nothing more fascinating than witnessing one of nature’s most spectacular sights. Whales! And there’s no better place than the majestic waters of the Sea of Cortez.
We have been fortunate to spot whales pretty much every day since our liveaboards started this season. Scouting this area alongside Katie (our Citabria pilot) we have discovered a couple of secret spots to encounter these humble giants.
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We were fortunate enough this first week to find whales pretty much every day: pairs of mother and calves of humpbacks breaching out and playing, blue whales, fin whales, and even a gray whale! Aside from these, we were surprised to have found a couple of pregnant whale sharks as well! Pods of dolphins and mobulas aggregations are in our daily sightings.
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