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Roca O’Neil
Read MoreToday we dived Roca O’neil a site we don’t often get to go to as it is very exposed to heavy swell. It is located on Socorro island and consists of craggy black rocks protruding from the surface of the waves several hundred meters from the islands coastline. There is a shallow plateau which extends out from the rocks which steeply drops off on all sides to over 30m (at it’s shallowest point) covered in large boulders and rock formations.The abrupt change in depth creates…
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Hammerheads and Dolphins Delight at Socorro
Read MoreWe saw mantas every day, we saw hammerhead sharks every day and we saw dolphins on 4 out of the 5 diving days!
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Nautilus dive guide is still surprised!
Read MoreAs a Nautilus Dive Guide new to Socorro, there are still surprises hidden up the sleeves of these incredible islands. Today, the Nautilus Explorer ventured around the point from Punta Tosca towards Roca O’Niel.
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Great diving at beautiful Roca O’Neil
Read MoreThe best of the four dives today took place at Roca O’Neill with more than 40 meters of visibility and a sighting of a strong, big and beautiful TIGER SHARK! We were all amazed by this magnificent encounter.
