Island of San Pedro Martir and Bahia de Los Angeles

San Pedro Martir(or Mártir) is the most isolated island in the Gulf of California, located right in the center, 51 km from the Baja California peninsula and 53 km from the coast of Sonora. Bahía de los Ángeles is one of the few places in the world where Whale Sharks congregate. The shape of the […]

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Today we arrived at one of the best island to see hammerheads sharks

I was right, I looked behind, and there it was a group of 20 to 30 hammerheads sharks come up to the top of the pinnacle to give us a good opportunity to enjoy this nature’s gift.

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Nautilus Liveaboards delivers again!!

Nautilus Liveaboards delivers again!!
Memorable encounters with playful sea lions. Gorgeous topography with an abundance of life. Awesome Crew, comfortable ship, great food & an opportunity to truly unplug.

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Swimming with Sperm Whales in the Sea Of Cortez

Recently we spotted a large group of Sperm whales. We had to stop! We got the skiffs in the water very very quickly and told the group to just grab their mask fins and snorkel and go see them.

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The Gallant Lady Sails! – Capt. Mike

The Nautilus Gallant Lady is beautiful. Really beautiful. We are so pleased and proud of how she turned out. I feel like a new papa taking loads of baby pic’s!!

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DMs Say Goodbye to Socorro for the Season

On the last day of diving at Roca Partida we had pretty much everything; lots of sharks, mantas, tunas schooling, dolphins, and a massive whale shark that just kept doing loops around the rock (we got to see it on three dives!).

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Sten Sees a Sailfish & a Tiger Shark!

As we were leaving the deeper water, coming out of the Boiler, I had just sent up my SMB when a huge sailfish came straight up from the deep, preparing to go for the SMB!! So cool, and such a surprise! It took a couple turns around the floating SMB with its sail out and then took off. IT WAS SO BIG! Not long after we had a fat, good-sized Tiger shark checking us out. She was in no rush but kept a bit off in the distance.

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