Please contact Southern Cross Club Reservations at 800-899-2582 or email: info@SouthernCrossClub.com to inquire about this trip.8 days/7 nights - $2,595, includes accommodations in an air conditioned oceanfront beach bungalow at the all-inclusive Southern Cross Club with six days of 2-tank AM boat dives and afternoon single tank boat dive, all meals in the club house dining room, and airport transfers on Little Cayman.
Please call Travel For You at 888-363-3345 or email tami@travelforyouinc.comto inquire about this trip.8 Days/7 Nights - $544, includes accommodations at Safari Inn and 5 days of 2-tank AM dives. ($650 single occupancy, $300 non-diver)
8 days/7 nights - $1,110, includes oceanfront accommodations with private balcony, all meals, unlimited shore diving from resort beach, 3 boat dives per day, airport transfers from Utila airport, and 16% Honduran tax.($1,500 single occupancy, $870 non-diver)
7 nights/8 days - $1,063, includes lodging in a one-bedroom apartment, 6 days of 1-tank AM boat dives, unlimited shore dives, pickup truck rental (1 per room, double occupancy), daily breakfast, and airport transfers. ($1,482 single occupancy in a studio apartment, $825 non-diver)
Rounded, football shaped profile. Olive-green, often shaded with blue. Common S. California; occasional to uncommon north to Oregon.
Thin-bodied; football-shaped profile. Silvery gray, occasionally brownish. Deeply forked tail. Common central California to B.C.
Thin-bodied.. Silvery with coppery sheen, often with bluish spots. Abundant to common N. California to B.C.; uncommon central and S. California.
Thin-bodied; football shaped profile. Silvery, tinted with shades of orange to reddish brown. Large dark lips. Occasional central to S. California; uncommon to rare N. California.
Thin, oval shaped body; tail deeply notched between large rounded lobes. Aggressively territorial. Protected from any type of harvest as the California state marine fish. Abundant S. California; occasional to rare central California.
Usually blue border on dorsal, anal, and tail fins. Typically swim in open water in large aggregations. Abundant to common S. California, occasional central California.