Hello everyone,
Dives with the DeepSee submarine never cease to surprise us, and this trip was no different.
On our dives to 300m/1000ft there was so much life within every layer of the water column.
Mobula rays, hammerheads, silky sharks, a potential thresher shark ?!?!, and yellowfin tunas came swinging in curiously for a visit.
On the wall, loads of jellynose fish, groupers, crabs, anthias and more entertained us as we crossed along the immense volcanic “shoulders” of Cocos Island down to 300m/1000ft.
Coming back to the platform, near the huge rocks located between 150m/500ft to 180m/600ft, we saw an octopus “dancing” on the sand, huge groupers, moray eel swirling from hole to hole, frogfishes in their perfect camouflage (including a very cute baby one), brotulas, king crabs, nudibranchs and scorpionfishes.
On our shallow dive we were accompanied by a 7m/23ft whaleshark for around 40 minutes!!! It was so exciting!!!
Our passengers were infectious with their enthusiasm for ocean exploration, and asked us to show them all that we know of Cocos Island’s deep waters. We gladly obliged, and thanks to them every dive was full of fun and wonder. We hope every trip will be with such marine life activity and passengers who will share our same love to the abyss.
See you all on the next trip,
The pilots.




