Captain’s Noon Reports – Mango Wind– 2025-06-27

Today’s report:

After breakfast, the guests set sail from Bahía de las Cruces towards the diving site known as the Fang ming. On the way, when passing through San Gabriel Bay, they encountered cownose gay, which they could observe for a long time.

Once in the wreck, they did a dive. At the end of the activity, they continued sailing to Los Islotes, where they sighted sea lions.

Later, they headed north to explore and managed to find a school of about twenty Mobula modular

The tour continued along the east coast of Espíritu Santo Island, heading to La Bonanza. During navigation, they had the opportunity to spot a hammerhead shark, and later, a humpback whale, and finally a pod of common dolphin. The 3 encounters were observed with calm and amazement.

Finally, they returned to the boat for lunchtime.

In the afternoon, they went out again to explore. The first stop was in San Rafaelito to make a second sea lion sighting. From there, they sailed to Seagull Island, where they observed several birds: ducks, blue-legged pikers, frigates and pelicans.

Later, they went to the islet known as El Marito, where they could appreciate a colony of herons. At the end of the day, they returned to the boat to enjoy the sunset and the last dinner on board, in an atmosphere of farewell and gratitude for having been part of this experience on the Mangoween.

Conditions of the day:

 Weather condition: Mostly clear sky, with some high clouds in the afternoon.       Air temperature: 30 °C during the day, falling to 26 °C at sunset.     Water temperature: 24 °C. Wind: Coming from the southeast, between 8 and 12 knots. General conditions: Calm sea with light swell in open sea, excellent visibility for sightings and water activities.

That’s how the day ended. Tomorrow morning the arrival of the guests will take place at the Marina