Gordo Banks Trip Report – July 2025
9th July Back to normal conditions, a little colder below as the summer thermoclines remain at the surface. Diving Conditions Wildlife Encounters
9th July Back to normal conditions, a little colder below as the summer thermoclines remain at the surface. Diving Conditions Wildlife Encounters
26th June Storm Flossie is approaching and we were expecting warm temps, but 28°C is insane for June! Diving Conditions Wildlife Encounters 4th June Diving Conditions Wildlife Encounters
8th & 21th of may 2025 – Diving Conditions and Wildlife Encounters
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4th November Dive 1 – Gordo 1 (Inside): The first dive at Gordo Banks featured strong currents but we were fortunate to encounter a hammerhead shark, as well as two wahoo swimming past and a…
4th October Dive 1 – Gordo 2 (Outer Bank):Our first dive of the day was at the outer bank of Gordo 2. We hit a noticeable thermocline at around 80 feet, where the temperature dropped…
10th September Both dives showcased the unique conditions of Gordo Banks, where the thermocline dramatically changes the underwater environment, influencing both temperature and visibility. Though visibility was not at its best, the presence of sharks…
1st August Our recent diving trip to Gordo Banks was nothing short of spectacular, with two thrilling dives that showcased the area’s marine diversity. Dive 1: Outer Gordo We began at Outer Gordo, with the…
3rd July The dive commenced in clear, blue water with a temperature of 72°F and visibility reaching up to 60 feet. As we descended to a depth of 60 feet, the water became dense with…
2nd June The transition from blue to green water at 60 ft was significant, accompanied by a noticeable drop in temperature. Stronger current encountered below 60ft; required more effort to maintain position.Silkies were very active…
9th May Visibility is excellent up to 70 feet before transitioning to green water. With a water temperature of 69°F and no current, this dive offered a serene exploration of the underwater world. Highlights included…