Location: Guadalupe Island, Baja California, Mexico This trip is a very special one. We have on board the Historical Diving Society who has invited a couple of diving‚s pioneers. Bev Morgan who wrote and published the first diving manuals setting the stage for the modern diving practices we all dive by. The other dive legend […]
Read MoreLocation: Isla Guadalupe, Mexico Day 1 This week we have a group traveling from Germany. As a special guest, Erich Ritter, Shark/Human Interaction Specialist has been invited to conduct “Shark School” while on board. The group of 25 had just dived in Catalina for a week and were eager to get to know the Great […]
Read MoreLocation: Isla Guadalupe, Mexico Day 1 After a simple transit across the border and making it to the boat, everyone tucked in for the night as the Nautilus Explorer pulled away from the dock. Waking up in the morning, we were greeted by a large pod of Bottle-nosed dolphins. Jumping and playing in the bow […]
Read MoreJudith, Maryanne, and Mike, I was aboard the Nautilus Explorer from September 3rd to the 11th on the Guadalupe white shark and San Benito charter. I would like to personally thank you for the privilege of being aboard the Nautilus Explorer and having the opportunity to experience the beauty and wonder of the underwater world once again aboard […]
Read MoreLocation: Isla Guadalupe, Mexico If I had to pick one stand-out day this trip, I simply could not. I guess the Orcas we encountered and the smoothest seas for any transit out to the island from Ensanada were a sign of things to come. When we arrived at Guadalupe we had the entire north-east side […]
Read MoreLocation: Isla Guadalupe, Mexico Another great crossing kicked off our latest trip to Guadalupe. Calm seas made for a very relaxing and pleasant 180 mile ride out to the offshore island. We arrived at the sheltered bay on the North East side of Guadalupe as dinner was being served, and after enjoying a Nautilus burger […]
Read MoreLocation: Isla Guadalupe, Mexico After the serenity of diving the kelp forests at San Benitos it was back to Guadalupe for the adrenaline portion of our combo trip. The 153 nautical mile crossing was very pleasant with average seas of 4-6 feet, which is almost as good as it gets in the open Pacific ocean. […]
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