Aaron: The Canyon was my first Manta experience. I think it was the best moment all charter for me. Well maybe seeing the Loggerhead turtle on my 200th dive. I don’t know: it was all wonderful and new and exciting. Cheers! (holding up Baileys over ice in a glass) It was an unforgettable trip on […]
Read MoreTed: Roca Partida Roc(k)ed! Get it?! But really, where in the world can you dive seemingly in the middle of nowhere on a pinnicle 200 feet deep on a volcano 10,000 feet deep? Impressive, to say the least. Quite the little eco system down there too. My favorite was the Silvertip Sharks. They are beefy […]
Read MoreLocation: The Canyon and the Boiler, San Benedicto Island, Socorro, Baja California The intense blue sky ardour of yesterday gave way to a selection of brindled pinks and a lurid orange afterglow. The memory of this builds expectation as I find myself in the solitude of another pre-dawn bridgewatch at sea. Again, a fair crossing from […]
Read MoreLocation: Roca Partida, Socorro Island, Revillagigedos, Mexico This trip we had got from the forcast to have the calm seas of the week at Roca Partida (Socorro). So if we would get two nice calm days at Roca Partida we have to start there to do our check-out diving. Roca Partida is not really the […]
Read MoreLocation: Ensenada to Guadalupe, Baja California North Imagine a dive trip where you get to dive with Great White sharks, followed by sea-lions in an untouched kelp forest, followed by Giant Manta Rays, dolphins, hammerheads, silkies, and galapagos sharks, to name only a few. I don`t think there is anywhere else in the world you […]
Read More29.03.2009 San Benedicto, Canyon, After a very calm ride over arrived at San Benedicto mid morning. Had a pod of dolphins waiting to greet us. In water was marvelous. 77 degrees and 60ft viz. Hammerheads waiting for us at the cleaning stations. 3 mantas came in to distract us during what might have been the […]
Read MoreLocation: Roca Partida, Socorro Island, Mexico We had two days at Roca partida with beautiful conditions. First day was so calm so we even let out the kajaks and some patient guest got to se them under water. The current was weak so we could move out away a bit from the rock in the school […]
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