There was a bit of wind in the morning that continued to build throughout the day. The sky was cloudy with the threat of rain that never came. The air was warm and the day ended with strong headwinds and white caps.

Los Islotes was rather quiet, but we did manage to see a couple of sea lions during our dive. After making it through the arch, we dove around the east side of the island to see the beautiful deeper rocks. With the slight current, all the filter feeders were out in their full colorful glory and the eels were out hunting in force. On our way to the next site, we encountered a pod of black shiny Pilot Whales playing on the surface. They came in very close to check out the boat and her excited passengers. We then arrived at the Salinito to try our chances at spotting Mobula. Ten minutes into the dive, a large Mobula appeared out of the gloom. It did not stay long, but we all got a good look as it flew by in the current. We checked out the rocks along the island for miniature life and found all types of creatures living in the fresh crop of algae. After a great lunch, we headed for the Salvatierra wreck. The current was calm enough during the first half of the dive during which we checked out the inhabitants of the wreck. There were the super large puffers and the hunting jacks hovering around the bits and pieces of the old ferry. We had a wet ride home, but enjoyed the ride very much anyways.