Maggie: The divemaster made sure I saw the Manta that was only 4 feet above my head…I was staring at my computer and was oblivious to 4 divers waving their arms at me…then I looked up and thought: WOW!!! That made the dive. And I must have seen every tropical fish in the book today. […]
Read MoreLocation: The Canyon and the Boiler by San Benedicto, Socorro Island and Revillagigedos. We finished of our last two days at San Benedicto which is the island 36 miles to the north of Socorro Island. The island is actually very green compared with last year, greener then we ever seen it before. It is in […]
Read MoreLocation: Roca Partida, Nov. 17/18 We are back to our dear rock Roca Partida after been taking nautilus Explorer the 70 Nautical miles from San Benedicto. Our Anchor landed on 245 ft of water and we started to get the skiffs in the water and at 7:45 we started to launch our first divers. Finally […]
Read MoreLocation: Guadalupe Island, Baja California, Mexico Loading on board an IMAX 3D camera is no easy task. It takes a lot of pre-planning and a crane. Fortunately, we had both. With the camera safely loaded and the bus on-time from San Diego, the Nautilus Explorer cast off her lines and headed for Guadalupe. Our departure […]
Read MoreLocation: Guadalupe Island, Baja California, Mexico Transit With the threat of big seas, the Nautilus spent the night at the dock with the plan to let the ocean calm a little. This turned out to be a great move because as we left the harbor at 6am, we hardly noticed the transition to open ocean. […]
Read MoreMein 3. Trip auf der Nautilus Explorer, diesmal nach Guadelupe, Mex. zum Weissen Hai. 20 Stunden im Kaefig und ich habe ein faszinierendes Tier erlebt, dass sich scheu und zurueckhaltend verhalten hat. Bei 21 Grad Wassertemperatur und guter Sicht, ein wirklich einmaliges Erlebnis, danke an die NEX mit ihrere gesamten Crew. Anja, Deutschland Mario und […]
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 […]
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