Dive Conditions
Visibility: 55 ft
Water Temp. 79°F
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Weather
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Crossings
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Sea Hunter
This was our last expedition of 2024! It’s hard to believe that the New Year is almost upon us. The island provided a fantastic trip to conclude the year, featuring mantas, schooling hammerheads, and so many close encounters with sharks.
Alcyone emerged as one of our favorite dive spots this week, notable for the largest schools. Small Dos Amigos offered incredible experiences with Galapagos sharks, an enormous tiger shark, and curious dolphins encountered during our safety stop in the blue. Punta Maria presented us with graceful manta rays, while Manuelita Coral Garden showcased Cocos Island’s legendary hammerhead cleaning station activity along its sandy bottom.
Other highlights included massive schools of jacks, colorful frogfish, and the most enormous nudibranch our dive guides have ever encountered! Toward the week’s end, we also enjoyed a beautiful island hike, where we daydreamed about the pirates and explorers who had left their initials carved into the rocks in the bay.
Adventure of a lifetime, the island is amazing, wild life surprise you in each site. Crew, vessel and all equipment are the best for earn unforgettable memories of this holiday. I really want to thank you Ian, Hector and Roy very professional and kind.let us feel always safety and well followed.Food is really good. Cleaning service always on top. My favorite holiday ever. I’ll join again with your company.
The week on Cocos was magical. Clearly thanks to the sharks and abundant animal life but not less thanks to the team aboard the SeaHunter. Our panga dive masters Ian and Hector seemed to have six sense to find the sharks. Chico and Pollito filled our bellies with almost too much nice food. The rest of the crew all equally contributed to make the trip a memory for life. THANK YOU ALL
Crew friendly and helpful. Dive guides really made great effort to show us the wonderful marine life. Awesome schooling jacks and ‘friendly’ Galapagos sharks. Big thanks to all crew.
Roca sucia and Small Dos Amigos were the dive sites we saw most of the sharks (and from pretty close). Manuelita coral garden is also nice for the fishes and the corals. We the saw the biggest nudibranch ever in Manuelita canal (40cm). Everything was good and the staff very friendly and professional. For a boat trip the food was really good