Tag: socorro island

Captain’s Noon Reports – Explorer – 2022-07-01

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Post date 2022-07-01
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By Noon Reports on July 1st, 2022 in Noon Reports

Today we are in Roca Partida, medium current to the E, a lot of sea life around the Roca, big schools of jacks, yellowfin tunas, lots of whitetips, lobsters, octopus, people were super happy today, second dive same conditions, light current to the S. On this dive, guests could see one chevron manta, big schools of jacks and yellowfin tunas, schools of bonitos, lots of wahoos, a couple of hammerheads big Galapagos shark, some Silvertips, and white tips feeding. The plan is to stay 2 days and wait if the whale shark wants to appear.

Tags giant manta, Hammerhead shark, Nautilus Explorer, socorro island

Captain’s Noon Reports – UnderSea – 2022-02-27

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Categories Noon Reports
Post date 2022-02-28
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By Noon Reports on February 28th, 2022 in Noon Reports

the dives have been fun and busy five mantas in the first one then three on the second one, guests are happy and nature is giving us some love with the sea life, they have also seen a bunch of hammerheads, loads of white tip sharks and lots of more fish, the back deck a bit tricky but we have as many hands as we need to keep the dive operation safe

Tags giant manta, Hammerhead shark, Nautilus Undersea, Revillagigedo Archipelago, sharks, socorro island

Captain’s Noon Reports – Explorer – 2022-01-11

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Post date 2022-01-12
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By Noon Reports on January 12th, 2022 in Noon Reports

Today Punta Toscas has been amazing, the first dive was unforgettable, around four black mantas and 2 chevrons, many silver tips and silky sharks in the area, visibility around 90 ft, and light current. For the 2nd one the mantas stayed with us and finally a school of hammerheads was there we were able to dive with them, diving conditions same as the first one just the current increase a little bit.

Tags Hammerhead shark, mexico, Nautilus Explorer, Roca Partida, socorro island

Forget the Maldives and Palau

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Categories Socorro reviews
Post date 2022-01-07
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By Nautilus Guests on January 7th, 2022 in Socorro reviews

If you want a liveaboard with kind, attentive, helpful, and efficient crew members, make sure you book a trip on the Nautilus. First-rate folks, every one of them.

Tags giant manta, Nautilus Explorer, Revillagigedos, socorro island

An Incredible Show by the Resident Mantas at the World-Famous Dive Site

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Categories Socorro reviews
Post date 2022-01-05
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By Nautilus Crew on January 5th, 2022 in Socorro reviews

We were able to have great conditions for diving and even better encounters here in Socorro. On our final day of dives, our guests were treated to an incredible show by the resident mantas at the world-famous dive site, The Boiler

Tags giant manta, mexico, Nautilus Explorer, Revillagigedo Archipelago, socorro island, Tiger Shark

It Was Just Mind-Blowing!

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Categories Socorro reviews
Post date 2022-01-05
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By Nautilus Guests on January 5th, 2022 in Socorro reviews

I loved the vibe and that was the point I was realizing that a lifetime adventure will start. Let’s go to the first dive… it was the first time I’ve seen a manta as big as that one we saw on the first dive!

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It’s the Best Investment You Can Do

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Categories Socorro reviews
Post date 2022-01-05
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By Nautilus Crew on January 5th, 2022 in Socorro reviews

s the hammerheads came in the fourth time, Cabo Pearce just exploded… two pelagic mantas came in behind us, and at our right eight bottlenose dolphins swam toward us… Mate, we didn’t know where to go. Crazy!