Yesterday we finished our day diving in Roca Partida we do not have words to describe the day but if a have to choose a word it would be insane because the weather, the dive conditions, and the marine life were perfect so after we finished we started our way to Punta Tosca, so the first dive at Punta Tosca was pretty calm, just a couple of sharks, a big turtle, and one manta at the end in the safety stop.
Read MoreThere was some good silvertip action at the cleaning station and some of the divers got very good interactions with a group of around 10 hammerheads. Overall it has been a perfect first day so far.
Read MoreThe two dives we made were good, lots of action in Roca Partida today, there were all kinds of fish, mantas and sharks, loads of Galapagos and Silvertips in the north corner, balconies packed with reef white tips, there are lobster the size of some of the white tips sharks, these lobster grow huge here. The south side of Roca had three mantas, they saw tons and tons of horse-eyed jacks, cottonmouth jacks, some wahoos and even when we did not see it underwater the humpback whales are around, a couple of times they came really close to the boat. Guests are loving it.
Read MoreWe got underway last night around 2100 for Isla Socorro, where we anchored this morning at Punta Tosca. The dives so far this morning have been decent. Dive one had one manta seen by most groups and a couple of hammerheads off in the blue near the transmitter. The second dive was slower, with just one or two distant hammerheads and no mantas. Still, this site is entertaining with the topography and the corals. Lots of reef fish. Divers are enjoying the day. We will do one more dive here and then get underway for the Navy Inspection, finishing the day with silky snorkel at Cabo Pearce.
Read MoreWe finished two more dives yesterday at the boiler, with good manta action on both. The winds and seas subsided somewhat during the afternoon and we finished the day with all divers pleased. With some still slightly unpleasant motion in the ocean we relocated to Canyon for dinner before getting underway for Roca. Our overnight transit was relatively smooth and we arrived here to anchor at 0600.
Read MoreToday Punta Toscas has been amazing, the first dive was unforgettable, around four black mantas and 2 chevrons, many silver tips and silky sharks in the area, visibility around 90 ft, and light current. For the 2nd one the mantas stayed with us and finally a school of hammerheads was there we were able to dive with them, diving conditions same as the first one just the current increase a little bit.
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