Located approximately 240 miles southwest of Cabo San Lucas in the Pacific Ocean, the Revillagigedo Islands are a mecca for scuba diving enthusiasts.This group of 4 islands (San Benedicto, Socorro, Roca Partida and Clarión Islands) has been called the “Galapagos of Mexico” for the astonishing abundance of marine life surrounding them. One of the most popular spots for divers is known as “The Boiler.” This submerged seamount serves as a much-visited cleaning station for many large pelagic species including giant manta rays. Recently,CaboVillas.comPresident, Don Hirschaut and CFO, Michelle Hoffman, had the opportunity to revisit these pristine islands for an incredible live-aboard diving experience with the outstanding team ofNautilus Diving, which offers tours departing from the Cabo San Lucas marina.
Here, they share some great photos and video from their experience…
CaboVillas.com owners, Don Hirschaut and Michelle Hoffmann
Giant manta ray being cleaned by Clarion angelfish and others at Socorro IslandClarion angelfishA liveaboard diving trip with the team of Nautilus to visit the Revillagigedo Islands is a truly unforgettable experience for diversDolphins play near divers at Socorro IslandTrumpetfishGiant manta ray at the Revillagigedo IslandsMoray eelcamouflage at the Revillagigedo Islands
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