We aim to improve sustainability in our own business and advocate for changes in the manta ray tourism industry.
We aim to improve sustainability in our own business and advocate for changes in the manta ray tourism industry.
Baby manta rays are born wrapped up like a burrito – and the birth wrinkles take a long time to smoothen out! Check out the footage of a manta ray pup over the course of her first couple of months.
Full-face snorkeling masks seem easy to use, but due to repeated incidents we decided to ban their use on our moonlight manta swims. Read why (and watch the video) here!
In the coral reefs around Hawaii, we find what we call “cleaning stations” – and this is where manta rays (and other animals) go to get clean.
We can all do more to save the ocean and protect marine life. Small things can make a big impact – and here’s where to start!
Swimming with manta rays can be perfectly safe for children – however, there are multiple reasons why we don’t take kids along on our manta ray moonlight swims.
The brain of a manta ray is as large as a fist – which might not seem much if you compare it to humans or other mammals, however, mantas have the biggest brain-to-body ratio of all fish. We still have a lot to learn about manta rays and an intelligence test for fish has not been developed yet…
Swimming with reef sharks, going the distance, speed-healing injuries and more: here are the most noteworthy stories of 2021 featuring manta rays.
When up to 150 feeding manta rays join a plankton feeding frenzy, they create a manta ray cyclone. Watch the video and learn more about this unique phenomenon!