oca Partida located 70 miles west of San Benedicto Island was superb with tons of fishes, bigeye jacks, blackjacks, cottonmouth jacks, blue-spotted jacks, giant yellow tuna, silkies, Galapagos, Silvertips, mantas visibility was incredible strong current was present usually it is why sharks are around.
Read MoreThe diving this morning has been great, guests came out of the water very happy they saw a school of five mantas, several Silvertips and a big school of jacks. The weather’s ok but cloudy, mild current running WNW to ESE.
Read MoreToday we started out 1sr dive inside of the bay and then we moved to the finger, our divers could with mantas and the whales were here around we could listen to all the dives singing below the water but our scuba divers were able to see the whale! So this trip has been good so far, dive conditions, very light current from the N.
Read MoreThe divemasters did their best to stay protected from current and helped guests with their skills, the second dive had five different mantas, tons of silky sharks the reef white tip sharks, some Galapagos and silvertip sharks, a handful of tunas and wahoos, and a few hammerheads, diving is good, two dives in the pocket and two more to go.
Read MoreFor the next dive, we dove The Canyon, and it is amazing how different the same place is but in different areas. Our first group encountered a lot of hammerheads around 10 of them, a lot of Galapagos and Silvertips sharks, a huge manta was playing on the surface unfortunately just a few four our guests to see it, not much current and the sea is almost like a mirror.
Read MoreWe moved last night to San Benedicto to do the canyon, a sunny day with some cumulus and cirrus. First dive today with no current, lots of sharks on the cleaning station, whitetips, Silvertips, Galapagos, and hammerheads, no mantas on this dive.
Read MoreThe second dive was done at the canyon, the cleaning station was good and delivered some Galapagos, Silvertips, plenty of reef white tip sharks, they saw lots of hammerheads and one group got to see what they describe as a wall of hammerhead sharks.
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