Liveaboard Roca partida May 2015
Socorro Island and Roca partida, liveaboard with the Nautilus explorer www.nautilusexplorer.com
It is a big boat with the captain, the second, the chef, two waitresses, two dive masters, two mechanics and 18 divers.
The boat is massive and very comfy, good and professional staff.
Mike was my roommate and body. He had a good experience; I enjoyed a lot diving with him.
Roca partida: a piece of rock in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
In this trip I arrived at 200 dives.
This liveaboard is not for everybody.
Cold water, bad sea and currents; every dive was difficult.
You dive deep and in the blue, the drift dive is very common.
You have gps and a radio vhf (channel 16) just in case the weaves hide you from the sight of the dinghy boat.
The boat leaves from Cabo San Lucas, baja California Mexico. It is long way to go to Socorro Island around 36 hrs. and 12 more to arrive at roca partida.
I spent three days with seasickness, very bad feeling, only under the water I was good.
The others divers most of them Americans helped me; I become friend of everybody.This liveaboard is for big staff: sharks, mantas, dolphins, Jake fish, and tunas.
So many schools of sharks (white tip, silky, silver, Galapagos).
I was diving with dolphins and manta ray very very close to me and I have been playing with sea lions and seals.
A special thanks to Rockford Draper a professional underwater photographer, he was very good and kind. He shared with me some of his amazing photos.
One more special thanks it is for David Valencia our fantastic dive master and a super underwater photographer.
Diving in the blue with my bubbles.
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