Incredible Hospitality and Breathtaking Dives at Socorro Islands

I have recently completed a trip to the Socorro Islands aboard the Nautilus Explorer and have been extremely moved by the experience, not only the breathtaking dives in one of the best diving sites in the world but also the incredible hospitality on board the ship.

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A Memorable Expedition to Socorro Islands Onboard the Nautilus Undersea

I have been to the Socorro Islands umpteen times before but the place never ceases to amaze me. The pretty landscapes and a plethora of sea animals around you are more than what a diver can ever dream of. We started our journey by heading southwest to Archipelago Revillagigedo. The weather is a little tough […]

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Awesome Encounters at Archipelago Revillagigedo

We found big Galapagos sharks, a school of hammerheads, some silky sharks, and a Tiger shark! The icing on the cake was passing lots of black and chevron mantas and a Mobula ray, all at eye contact distance.

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Captain’s Noon Reports – UnderSea – 2022-06-02

he two morning dives have been phenomenal, visibility is great, little to no current, sea life is abundant and the dolphins and mantas put out an awesome show for the first dive. The second dive was another great dive with more mantas schooling hammerhead sharks, a mobula ray, turtles and towards the end of the dive a false killer whale, guests loved their last day of diving.

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Captain’s Noon Reports – UnderSea – 2022-05-07

This morning in these dives divers saw many different kinds of sea life, tuna fish at least five different mantas, Galapagos, white tips, silky sharks, jacks and lots of fish, and also some lobsters, diving conditions are good, and moderate current from west to east.

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Captain’s Noon Reports – Explorer – 2022-03-16

Today we are diving at The Canyon, beautiful first dive. Today we saw around four mantas, three chevrons one black manta, lots of sharks on the cleaning station, Silvertips, Galapagos, whitetips, silkies, hammerheads, and one black tip, one group could see a pod of eight bottlenose dolphins.

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