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Great White Shark Diving At Guadalupe Island

Feel the sensation on your Vacation is maybe this is the right place. Travel to California and enjoy the great white shark diving. Departure from Cruiseport Marina in Ensenada, Mexico, this is our latest adventure in Baja California. We teamed up with Great White Adventures, long known for their expertise in this area, to provide our guests with a safe and secure environment to meet the Apex predator of the sea - the great white shark.

Located in the Pacific Ocean about 165 miles west of Ensenada, Mexico, Guadalupe Island is rapidly becoming the world’s best location for viewing, photography and video are great white sharks. The visibility is often more than 100 ‘and the water temperature averages about 65F-70F. Cage diving is at its most exciting and, because you will be using surface supplied air (hookah) instead of scuba tanks, this adventure is open to both divers and non-divers alike. These 5 day trips are shorter than our other diving excursions so they are perfect for a great mini-vacation.

Water temperature in the range between 70 - 75 degrees Fahrenheit. A 7mm wetsuit with a hood and boots, or a drysuit is recommended for Exposure protection. Here you will find a white shark is given to the action of the morning sun. Swimming slowly and cautiously around our shark cages were male and white female Sharks ranging between the sizes of 12 to 16 feet in length. During close-up passes, the Sharks looked directly at us, revealing the different color Variations in their eyes. The center of their eyes is not black as described, they are actually brown. While Staring into the eyes of one of the great whites, I noticed a thin, beautiful, blue circle. . The great whites also have cones in their eyes.Animals having such cones are able to see different colors, therefore, it is likely that great whites also see color Variations.

Actually Great White Shark is found throughout the world along continental edges are all the sea and sometimes will also enter the tropical waters. The most abundant and well-known populations appear off the southern coast of Australia (Jan-May), near South Africa (Dec-Feb), and along the western coast of North America, including California and Mexico (Aug-Nov).

I’m sure that spend vacation with white shark diving will make a new experience for you because you can interact with the shark. The cost of the trip is $ 2,350 per person bunk quarters, and $ 2,550 for private stateroom. The adventure is worth every cent to see the ocean’s Apex predator up close and personal.For those who wish to come along for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity contact TerraSea Travel & Tours toll free at 1-800-403-8488 or visit their website at www.terrasea.net

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