We have also seen whale sharks up to 35 ft. long on numerous occasions, as well as, spinner dolphin, humpback whales, pilot whales, Orcas, false killer whales and schools containing hundreds of Mobulas. Average visibility ranges from 40 ft. to 50 ft. with possibilities of up to 80 ft. We dive volcanic rock formations and rock pinnacles. There is very little hard coral, but we do have black coral, soft coral and the cup coral. There is an abundance of life among the rocks which can be seen on both the day and night dives.
Night dives are consistently a favorite.
We begin the dive with a relaxing ride during which you will experience a sunset unlike any other. The dive itself offers you the chance to explore the micro life, along with schooling putter fish, nudabranches and gigantic slumbering parrotfish. Also offered are long-range dive trips to both the Catalina and Bat Islands. The best months for diving Catalina s Islands are December through March, where up to 15 Manta Rays with wing spans of 14 ft. to 20 ft. have been seen on a single dive plus numerous black tip and white tip sharks. The Catalina s are considered a slightly more advanced dive due to stronger currents and surge.