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Captain’s Noon Reports – UnderSea – 2022-03-17

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Categories Noon Reports
Post date 2022-03-17
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By Noon Reports on March 17th, 2022 in Noon Reports

Yesterday in Punta Tosca divers experience the magic of Revillagigedo, some of them came super happy because they saw a dolphin, a single dolphin that came and interacted with each of the divers, and then the dolphin went to the bottom and lay there for a couple of minutes, they were celebrating and I was sorry and worry because I was thinking the other group had missed the dolphin but they came happy and celebrating cause they had three humpback whales coming within reaching distance, this is the magic of Revillagigedo! Then we had a great closing with the silky snorkel, plenty of sharks enough for great action but not too many so it was safe.

Tags dolphin, giant manta, Nautilus Undersea, Revillagigedo Archipelago, Socorro

Captain’s Noon Reports – UnderSea – 2022-03-15

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Post date 2022-03-15
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By Noon Reports on March 15th, 2022 in Noon Reports

By the end of the second dive, they had a school of at least 50 hammerheads, but before that when they got in the water a pod of dolphins came around on the surface no one saw them underwater but the story goes that I was thinking they were all dolphins but as they came closer I could see that round head, FALSE KILLER WHALES!!! I am giving a wild guess but I think they were after one of the dolphins, sad but is just nature.

Tags dolphins, false killer whales, Gianta Manta, Hammerhead shark, Nautilus Undersea, Whale Shark

Captain’s Noon Reports – UnderSea – 2022-03-14

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Post date 2022-03-14
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By Noon Reports on March 14th, 2022 in Noon Reports

The first dive was amazing, they saw three mantas one hammerhead, few white tip sharks, despite the fact that we arrived here at 0920, we are gonna be able to make four dives today.

Tags Galapagos Shark, Nautilus Undersea, The Canyon

Captain’s Noon Reports – UnderSea – 2022-02-27

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Categories Noon Reports
Post date 2022-02-28
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By Noon Reports on February 28th, 2022 in Noon Reports

the dives have been fun and busy five mantas in the first one then three on the second one, guests are happy and nature is giving us some love with the sea life, they have also seen a bunch of hammerheads, loads of white tip sharks and lots of more fish, the back deck a bit tricky but we have as many hands as we need to keep the dive operation safe

Tags giant manta, Hammerhead shark, Nautilus Undersea, Revillagigedo Archipelago, sharks, socorro island

Everything Happens for a Reason

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Categories Socorro reviews
Post date 2022-02-09
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By Nautilus Crew on February 9th, 2022 in Socorro reviews

One of the most friendly, pretty, curious, interactive, and funny manta show up in the safety stop during our last dive… after 10 mins of staying at 3mts the manta was still playing and everything happens for a reason, right? All of a sudden three dolphins come and start playing with every single one of the divers that were with me… including me! haha… I don’t think I’ve been on a 25 min safety stop ever before, but definitely, I will remember this one forever.

Tags giant manta, Nautilus Undersea

Made It Easy for Divers to Focus On Enjoying Each Dive

Post author By Nautilus Guests
Categories Socorro reviews
Post date 2022-02-09
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By Nautilus Guests on February 9th, 2022 in Socorro reviews

On our trip, we were very luckily treated to a unique and magical experience of swimming with oceanic mantas, watching a juvenile whale shark cruise by, seeing schooling scalloped hammerheads in the distance, mysterious and standoffish. As a bonus, dolphins also visited our group of divers and treated us to a playful and seductive interaction.