San Ignacio Gray Whales
Extraordinary Interaction & Experience
“Floating slowly along with the current, looking for tiny creatures in the coral, suddenly a large body zooms past the side of your mask: it is one of several playful sea lion pups coming to investigate the other large mammals blowing bubbles near their rookery. Curious and unafraid, they dive, pirouette and change direction in […]
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“The last dive of this trip at Swanee Reef turned out to be my favorite one. We stayed in very shallow water at about 5m for an hour. The corals are so beautiful and colorful with sun shining on them. Before we jumped in, the dive guide Rous said “you don’t find seahorses, the seahorses […]
Read MoreCoronado and Carmen islands, two more beautiful destinations in Loreto. Sea lions in Coronado, a shipwreck in El Carmen, near an abandoned salt factory. The wreck is full of life, big school of fish, moray eels, angel fish, etc… Now we are preparing everything for the super friendly sea lions at Las Animas.But tonight, taco […]
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This first trip of June is pumping! Roca Partida is more amazing than I ever thought it could be. Every dive brings us close to schools – massive schools – of yellow fin tunas, bonitos, big eye jacks, and the majestic schools of silky sharks mixed with silvertip and Galapagos sharks. So many sharks around, […]
Read MoreGreat Day! Saw a lot of playful sealions trying to bite in our suits, masks, cameras, imitating our bubbles and being childish clinging to our legs. Also some nice jawfish big groupers and so on. The water was quite cold but playing with mammals is totally different from interaction with fish, so it was worth […]
Read MoreAfter a very successful final day of diving with the white sharks of Isla Guadalupe, we gave 1 long blast on the ships whistle in farewell and set a course for Islas San Benitos Island and her untouched kelp forests. We have been to San Benitos several times throughout this season, and last season as well, […]
Read MoreThe seasons are definitely changing at Isla Gaudalupe and I get to witness it first hand. Its the subtle changes occurring that grab my attention – the faster moving clouds, the occasional shower, the cooler weather at night and a more rawness in the beauty of the island. That, and the sharks just seem hungrier! […]
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