stevenq99
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I would agree with Dennis Twin Dolphins is great small boat operator.
Dive report Puerto Vallarta
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pvscuba
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HI All.
For those of you coming to visit us, here are the current conditions:
Water temperature is 86F / 30C around the Bay.
Viz variable from 40 to 70 ft. On days following strong rains viz may drop to 10-20ft at the surface and improve at depths below 30ft.
For those of you visiting in October, it's great month for diving: water is still warm and rainy season is over, so viz gets a lot better.
Right now you can expect to see lots of King Angels, many differnt species of puffers, tons of Morays, Surgeons, Cornets, Damsels, Butterflies, Parrots, etc. etc.
Cheers
For those of you coming to visit us, here are the current conditions:
Water temperature is 86F / 30C around the Bay.
Viz variable from 40 to 70 ft. On days following strong rains viz may drop to 10-20ft at the surface and improve at depths below 30ft.
For those of you visiting in October, it's great month for diving: water is still warm and rainy season is over, so viz gets a lot better.
Right now you can expect to see lots of King Angels, many differnt species of puffers, tons of Morays, Surgeons, Cornets, Damsels, Butterflies, Parrots, etc. etc.
Cheers
SBP Studios
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Any truth to reports of alot of Great Whites down there trying to feed on dying Dolphins?
arica
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What are conditions like May/June?
Pelagicus
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I've been to PV twice always during restaurant week around the last week of May. Daytime highs are typically 83 - 88 F (feels like 90+ in the sun) and overnight lows 70 - 76 F. The water at depth is still very cold that time of year. I'm ok with a 5mm wetsuit and no hood, but I tolerate cold very well. Many others wear 7mm with a hood. One often encounters very cold thermoclines (66 - 69 F) mixed in with warmer waters (69 - 74). When swimming thru the thermoclines, I did wish I had the 7mm with a hood.
The water temps were recorded by my Oceanic dive computer.Similar threads
