Today the first dive was amazing at the Boiler many mantas below the water and at the surface, dolphins arrived to say hello to all divers. The 2nd dive at the boiler was kind of calm because we encountered a manta but that was it, it stayed with us for a while, a couple of reef fish, bonitas fish, moderated current, our plan is to finish the day here at the Canyon and then prepare everything for departure tomorrow at 4 am.
Read MoreThe second dive so far has been really nice, lots of horse eyed jacks, cottonmouth jacks some big yellowfin tunas, some saw a handful o hammerhead sharks, the north side of the rock had some silvertip sharks, silkies, Galapagos, and then the big surprise showed up: a whale shark, guests are loving it!
Read MoreThis liveaboard was on my bucket list over 5 years ago, and I finally made it! I couldn’t be better, I came with a good friend of mine who had the same dream as me, Sid, and without making any plans I met another dear friend from La Paz and a colleague from Cabo San […]
Read MoreYesterday we did the check-in in the navy base with success, and the silky snorkel after dinner. Today we start at Cabo Pearce, five friendly mantas were with the divers all the time, and the rockstars of Cabo Pearce are the dolphins, around 10-15 dolphins were with the divers. The second dive was as amazing as the first one, with mantas again, and this time no dolphins but around 100 hammerheads were seen by at least two groups. Cabo Pearce is giving us a really good trip end.
Read MoreWe dive yesterday the last two dives in Roca Partida, in our third dive our guests could see a school of 40 hammerheads, one chevron manta and one mobula. The last dive had the same conditions with white tip sharks, a few silvertips, and some Galapagos.
Read MoreToday we go at 0715 to the first dive, lots of fish, a few hammerheads and the north of the rock, and a few yellowfin tuna around, white tips always resting on the balconies with huge lobsters. Second dive same conditions, no current, some Galapagos and silvertips, and a big school of jacks.
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We get (I think) about 2000 humpback whales to the Revillagigedo. They first come in December and start to return in the end of April. Here they come to give birth, to mate, to fight for the beautiful coming mother humpbacks, breach, dance. They de-lice themselves as well in the warm water.
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