Today was our second full day at sea and our first day of diving (I only waited 18 months for this moment!) at San Benedicto. I found myself teamed up with a diverse bunch of fun folks and we were called the Chevron Mantas. This made us the third group to leave the boat which […]
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Day #1. Dive #1. The check dive. It’s boring…Your weights aren’t quite right, your left ear is a bit blocked, you’ve put your SMB on the wrong side. You soldier on. Not in the Canyon on San Benedicto. On THIS check dive, you are surrounded by half a dozen curious cruising silvertips, a couple of […]
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Back in the beautiful Revilla islands, first day of diving and it was amazing. Great visibility in the canyon, almost no current, but that little bit of current brought some life. 3 or 4 hammerheads around the cleaning station, nearby a big beautiful black manta showed up, then some silvertips start coming closer and closer. I […]
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Thank you guys, you did a great job in our first diving day. We are with my wife diving beginners and we didn’t know what we can expect. We dived with Casey and on San Benedicto, The Canyon we met giant pacific mantas with the smile on their bellies and white tips sharks. Then we […]
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Diving Day 1: We started this trip on San Benedicto island diving at The Canyon for the first two dives. We were happy to find very calm seas, unfortunately the visibility was not so great. That didn’t prevent giant pacific manta rays and hammerhead sharks from finding us! We then moved to the famous Boiler […]
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Roca Partida has lived up to its hype and then some. The two day stay began with an eventful exploration of the ancient magma plug. Schools of fish including almaco jack pairs, horse-eye jacks and more white-tip sharks than I could count, and of course, the incredible giant mantas. All of this peppered with yellow-tail […]
Read MoreWe came from Europe, USA, Canada and Japan to dive with the famous Giant Manta’s of Socorro and we did! What a trip – Up close with these wonderful creatures. As we immersed ourselves in their world they glided effortlessly around us. The tips of their huge wings passing just inches away from our masks. […]
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