Growing up in Atlantic Canada, in both Newfoundland and Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, I was about as far from Baja California as you can get in North America. Yet for some reason I was always intrigued by the little strip of peninsula jutting down below California. Well, it looked little on the globes and in […]
Read MoreHere I am on my way back out to Guadalupe Island with the weather on our side. It has been a very good crossing so far, on the way out it was just blue. We always encourage guests to look out on the horizon to look for the whales and dolphins. On the way out […]
Read MoreEl viaje fue fantastico muy alegre los huespedes disfrutaron el encuentro con lostiburones, compartieron los comentarios y sus experincias y por supuesto de la deliciosa comida con su exelente presentacion y su incomparable sabor y calidad. Un gusto ver a los huespedes tomando fotos a los platillos y al area de bufett y por […]
Read MoreSurface cages open at o630 – first dive 0710 and last dive at 1800, closed at 1830. Submersibles cages opened at 0750. Almost everyone had 3 dives except one guest that choose to do only 2. Cages closed at 17 00 Temp: Almost all day it was at 70 degrees; just the last 2 dives […]
Read MoreWe’re back to the rugged volcanic isla of Guadalupe for another white shark expedition. After the 185 nautical mile transit from Ensenada we arrived in the sheltered bay of the north- east end of the island early this morning to find beautiful, flat calm water and a sky just starting to lighten from the […]
Read MorePictures from Original Article Bottom center image: ©ToddWinner Guadalupe Island is world-renowned for its excellent great white shark sightings. That reputation is gathering even more momentum as a consequence of one outfit’s decision to offer their dives ‘the natural way’. Many years ago when the crew of the Nautilus Explorer first started running shark […]
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As the sun rises next to Guadalupe Island, the clouds sitting on the hill are turning a beautiful pink color. This is going to be another sunny day. The wind is warm. We are putting the cages in the water. We can hear the sea lions a km away. The first team that went down […]
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