A popular site for snorkelers and divers alike, La Jolla has everything a diver can wish for from majestic kelp forests, deep canyons extending to over 800+ feet to numerous species of oceanic flora and fauna - there’s plenty to see in the La Jolla Marine Life Refuge and Ecological Reserve.
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Beyond the unique events that bring leopard sharks, gray whales, market squid and grunions coming back year after year, the nutrient rich water from the La Jolla underwater canyon is always full of surprises - green turtles, thresher sharks, giant black sea bass, blue sharks and even blue whales, all in one place.
If you really want to see most of what we described above an more, you might want to check some of the diving specialists of the area to take you around. SDExpeditions, ocean fanatics who spent their lives in, around, and beneath the beauty of the deep blue sea might be one of them. With thorough understanding of the environment and understanding, a respect, and a compassion for the animal, they are able to provide ocean experiences unlike any other.
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SDExpeditions run scuba diving tours every day, run cageless blue, mako shark diving trips or night dives to name a few. In San Diego, Blue Shark diving was once a common trip in the 1990′s, but shark finning depleted this beautiful animal to critical levels. However, it's believed the blue shark may be making a comeback and the SD team uses all means necessary to provide a successful cage-less encounter. They are constantly monitoring weather conditions and keeping in touch with boat captains and experts to remain informed about current shark diving conditions.
If you want to give the guys a try, check their webpage on the latest expedition news. As an online company based out of La Jolla, they make it easy by meeting you at the dive site. They do not have a storefront, but feel free to call them at (858) 707-5666 or email to info@SDexpeditions.com
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Source: http://www.sdexpeditions.com
