Location: Cabo Pearce Weather: Clear Skies, N Wind (12-14kts), Calm Seas Yesterday we did our last dive in Punta Tosca, a very quiet dive, with one chevron manta for a few minutes, one lonely hammerhead and the usual reef life, after dive we moved to do the check-in the navy, anchored at Cabo Pearce and […]
Read MoreToday we are in Roca, first dive with a strong current to the E, beautiful dive, mantas are here for lots, five or six mantas were circling the area, some of them very friendly getting really close to our divers, some Galapagos, a few silvertips, and school of small yellowfin tunas and bonitos. Second dive mantas were still friendly, four or five different mantas were there, a few hammerheads and the rock star a juvenile whale shark around 4 meters long. Today definitely is amazing and we have two more dives to do.
Read Moredive conditions improved, light current to the E, great dive in the canyon with at least three mantas, one black manta and two chevron mantas, a couple of hammerheads, silver tips, whitetips, Galapagos, and silkies.
Read MoreLocation: Punta Tosca Weather: Overcast Skies, N Wind (8-12kts), Calm Seas Yesterday we did our last dive in Roca, a nice and quiet dive, a few sharks were there, whitetips, some silvertips and Galapagos, lots of fish, school of yellowfin tuna. Today we are in Punta Tosca, dive conditions were nice, no current, and our […]
Read MoreOn the second dive we went to the Canyon, visibility still around 60 ft, and no current for this dive, shark activity on the cleaning station, Silvertips, Galapagos, a few hammerheads, and a big tiger shark close to the receiver, one chevron manta, and one big black manta.
Read Moreno other way to finish a wonderful trip, the dive was very nice, we could dive with five mantas, hammerheads sharks and a lot of marine life, our guests really enjoyed this trip.
Read MoreToday we started diving at Cabo Pearce at 8:30, first dive was very cool, with around three mantas, the school of hammerheads sharks close to the clean station, and two dolphins just at the end, the current is moderated to W.
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