Sea iguanas

Another early start after going to bed a 6.15pm last night as we were crossing all night and it was rough. Needed to lie down as I wasn’t feeling too good. First dive and seconds dives to day were on Punta Vicente Rosa point at the top of Isabella Island. It was cold down at 14°C at 27 meters. Went looking for Mola Ramsayi, which is a southern sunfish. Managed to see two of them on the first dive along with a coupe of eagle rays. Saw a Galapagos Bull Shark at the beginning of the second dive. We were visited by sea lions on both dives and a few turtles as well. Turned around on the first dive to see a cormorant swimming past me. Very cold by the end of both dives. Third dive after lunch was to see the sea iguanas. Very shallow at less than 5 meteres but still very cold at 15°C. Saw lots of them and J even had one swim between her legs when it arrived at the rocks. Sinuses were very sore by the end of the last dive. Another 15 hour crossing tonight. Hopefully it won’t be so rough. Seems this is my blip birthday now I have posted it. Great days diving to remember it by.