Captain’s Noon Reports – Mango Wind– 2023-05-15

2023-05-15

Guests arrived at 6.30 at the marina and did the briefing and room familiarization. Thereafter we did the life jacket drill and then we headed out.

This morning at 6.45 we did the briefing on snorkel lifeline and safety sausage. The panga met with a lot of mobulas at El Saltito and spend 3 hours with them. Water Temp 20C visibility 15ft calm seas wind 2kn from the NW no swell.

The guests went to the beach to have lunch and want to go look for dolphins or whales now. Spotter plane gave us coordination of a Pod of dolphins so will head over there to play with them.

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