Report
12-Mar-2013
We are at Socorro,
and as always Cabo Pearce didn`t let us down! We had a lot of
hammerhead action, some big tunas and Galapagos sharks. The best part was there were also three playful mantas at the cleaning station that loved their bubble
making friends! If we didn`t run low on air probably we would still be
there. Another thing in common on all dives was the soundtrack of
singing whales teasing us like never before, unfortunately we didn`t see
them underwater but during the surface interval we got a magnificent
nature`s show of breaching humbacks everywhere, some really close to
Solmar V.
Claudio Bonato
Divemaster.
Dive Report,
March 13th
Today we started
with one dive at Punta Tosca, with water temp was around 73º, and
visibility was a bit below average. We didn't see too much
action during the dive, but we found some white tips and baby galapagos
sharks, but no mantas, or dolphins in this dive. We decided to
move back to Cabo Pearce where we had 2 good dives with strong
current, Dani's group found a big
school of hammerheads and a tiger shark around them! Water temp was the
same and visibility was low, We are heading to
Roca Partida tonight!
Ricardo Tamaño
Report 14 mar
2013
The first day at Roca
Partida couldn't have been better! First dive we got schooling silky
sharks mixed with silvertips, Galapagos and hammerheads sharks!! The second dive was very similar, except that we got a very unusual
visitor, a Mola Mola! Yes, a Mola Mola that may be the first one ever
seen at this dive site. And if all that wasn't good enough last
dive of the day three giant mantas showed up to play with all of us! What else can I say? The weather is just perfect we are probably we are
going to stay 3 more days here having more dives from the best site on the planet!
Claudio Bonato
Divemaster
Dive Report
March 15th, 2013
ROCA PARTIDA A MUST!
An incredible vis. of over 100’ no wind at all, the lack of current made us stay in
just one area, which made for very relaxing dives. water temp was ranging from 77̊f
to 73̊f, it is like being in a 3D world were all fish are suspended
in mid water barely moving, swimming trough it to find on the other
side a school of 30 to 40 Galapagos, 15 silver tips, a huge school of hammer heads at 90̍ ft of water! Also it was very interesting to witness
of yellow fin tunas and black jacks hunting, during our surface
intervals we had the opporunity to see whale breachings repeatedly,
other dives we were so lucky to see again in very shallow water a
tremendous school of silky sharks, while listening to the whales not stop singing.
Dive Inst
Daniel Zapata
Dive Report,
March 16th
In our 3rd day at
Roca Partida we had 3 incredible dives, with warm and clear waters
(75º/100+ ft vis), and uncountable sharks and tuna action. Big school of
hammerheads, compact groups of Galapagos and silvertips, hunting
along side of yellow fin tunas, made the day for all of us. Mild currents made
the dive more enjoyable, and here we are for a 4th day at this
incredible little place in the world. Until the next trip!
Ricardo Tamaño
Dive Report 17
mar 2013
It`s difficult to
write how happy we were for an amazing fourth day at Roca Partida. It was great as always! A lot of sharks of all kind
and massive schools of fish! The highlight of the day was a
massive school of bonito being chase by big yellow fin tuna and a
second after to be part of the school because they changed their
direction to escape from their predators and that left me and some
divers completely surrounded for a few minutes, to the point we couldn't see one another. That was an
incredible experience that we will never forget.
Claudio Bonato
Divemaster.
On our last diving
day of this trip we made 2 dives at El Boiler and 2 dives at El
Cañon, in San Benedicto Island. The morning dives at
El Boiler were with nice clear and warm waters, we were visited by a group of Dolphins with hammerheads moving around. At el Cañon we
could see big school of hammerheads, and again the whale and her baby
playing around, giving us a beatiful dive with her singing! Water remained clear
and warm for the all day, and now we are heading back to Cabo San
Lucas, after this special trip, looking forward to come back to this
small paradise Until the next trip!
Ricardo Tamaño
Dive Instructor
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