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Underwater Photo Location: Isla Mujeres

Underwater Photo Location: Isla Mujeres

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One of the only places in the world you will see sailfish hunting in such large numbers - absolutely recommended
Facts about Isla Mujeres
  • It is in Mexico
  • Isla Mujeres is in the Caribbean Sea.
  • The typical depth is 0-20 Metres 0-60 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.
Dive types
dayboat

Marine Life
bigsmallcoral

Diving facilities
air

Photo facilities
macrowideangle

by Alex Goldblum
Sailfish re-entering the water with sardine in mouth

by Jean-Louis Courteau
"Gentle Giant" ...feeding in the waters of Agua Azul, off Isla Mujeres

by Jason Decaires Taylor
Underwater sculpture planted with live fire coral

by Bob Jeannetti
Christmas tree worms

by Shane Gross
Whale shark reflection

by Andy Lerner
Sailfish on the hunt

by Shane Gross
Atlantic Sailfish feeding off Isla Mujeres. Nikon D90, Tokina 10-17 @10mm

by Aileen Caffrey
Mr Tibbs.......Annual Whale Shark Aggregation North of Isla Blanca Cancun Mexico

by Shane Gross
Big Gulp

by Alejandro Topete
Sail Fish hunting, Isla Mujeres Mexico

by Alejandro Topete
Sail fish Hunting sardine, Isla Mujeres Mexico

by Alejandro Topete
Big Mouth, Isla Mujeres Mexico

by Alejandro Topete
Sailfish ready to hunt, Isla Mujeres Mexico Niconos V, 15 mm, ASA 400

by Alejandro Topete
Hunting sardine, Isla Mujeres Mexico

by Alejandro Topete
Pelicans waiting food, Isla Mujeres Mexico

by Petteri Viljakainen
Whale shark incoming! Canon 7D. Tokina 10-17.

by Petteri Viljakainen
Photographing the whale shark. Canon 7D. Tokina 10-17.

by Petteri Viljakainen
Black manta and photographers. Canon 7D. Tokina 10-17.

by Petteri Viljakainen
Self portrait.

by Ellen Cuylaerts
Whaloo First encounter with whale sharks was incredible. The aggregation at Isla Mujeres is worth a visit!

by Ellen Cuylaerts
A dream within a dream

by Ellen Cuylaerts
Manta rolling during the yearly whale shark feeding aggregation in Isla Mujeres

by Dave Hunt
Feeding whaleshark off Isla de Mujeres with snorkelers in background.

by Ellen Cuylaerts
Vertical When whale sharks feed vertical, they're even more spectacular;-).

by Alejandro Topete
Whale Shark, Isla Mujeres Mexico

by Ellen Cuylaerts
So happy together (me &you & you & me) During the yearly feeding aggregation of whalesharks, I spotted two passing me and I could only think about this song!

by Ellen Cuylaerts
La botella

by Ellen Cuylaerts
Manta train

by Ellen Cuylaerts
Fata Morgana Would have loved to capture a manta breach but this ons was swimming 'belly-up' at to surface, which allowed me to rotate the image and create the illusion of a manta flight.

by Ellen Cuylaerts
Manta up & close

by Ellen Cuylaerts
Curves Whaleshark positioning itself for vertical feeding behavior (botella)

by Ellen Cuylaerts
Whaleshark in Isla Mujeres, seemed to be carried by rays of light

by Ellen Cuylaerts
Freedom Barrel rolling manta during whale shark feeding aggregation visit in Isla Mujeres

by Ellen Cuylaerts
The essence 'Love in its essence is spiritual fire.' Seneca

by Ellen Cuylaerts
It fills 50% of the frame so that fits the macro category, but the subject was larger than 1ft: whaleshark mouth with remora inside on a sunny day!

by Petteri Viljakainen
Eye of a whale shark

by Peter Allinson
Sailfish run about 30-40 miles off the coast of Isla de Mujeres. Freediving

by Peter Allinson
About 10-20 miles off the coast of Cancun, we found a few dorado and jumped in

by Peter Allinson
Taken about 10-20 miles off the coast of Cancun, we were trolling for white marlin using hookless baits, brought this one up from the depths and jumped int.

by Petteri Viljakainen
Whale shark silouette

by Petteri Viljakainen
Nikon vs. Loggerhead

by Peter Allinson
Photo taken about 10-20 miles off the Cancun coast.

by Peter Allinson
photo taken while snorkeling about 10-20 miles off the coast of Cancun, Mexico

by Peter Allinson
Sailfish hunting sardines

by Peter Allinson
Sailfish hunting sardines about 50 miles off the coast of isla de mujeres, using a nikon aw1.

by Peter Allinson
Manta swimming off the coast of Isal Mujeres

by Peter Allinson
Sailfish closeup

by Peter Allinson
Manta off the coast of isla mujeres

by Steven Miller
Whaleshark eye contact. No strobes allowed so close focus with a wide lens and the sun at your back helps.

by Steven Miller
Whaleshark Over/Under

by Martin Ferak
Face to face

by Martin Ferak
Impact

by Martin Ferak
Baitball management

by Steven Miller
Pure.

by Steven Miller
Spooky

by Steven Miller
Bonito eggs happily don't show up as much as some plankton- you can see them streaked because of the panning of the camera- even at 160th second shutter. I applied a soft vignette in white and desaturated.

by Henry Schmitz
Baby in Blue. Came across this rather small whale shark while swimming with whale sharks in Mexico.

by Steven Miller
Silhouette,. they turn when you dive down to them, I don't remember that last year because there were so many.

by Steven Miller
holding still for me- I think they are gulping eggs in a raft, as opposed to swimming through clouds then turning to pass back through again.

by Steven Miller
Girl with Whaleshark

by Shane Gross
A tourist boat looks on as a whale shark feeds at the surface.

by Ken Kiefer
My friend snorkeling down next to a whale shark. Canon 5D3 w/ 8-15mm fisheye

by Steven Miller
The Manta train

by Steven Miller
they were everywhere, came for Whalesharks!

by Conor Culver
"Cloud Filter" Whale Sharks filter through 1500 gallons of water a day. Part of my Underwater Surrealism series

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Musa Museum Subaquatico

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Manchones Wreck

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Manchones Wreck

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Reef

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Musa Museum Subaquatico

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Canonero 58 Wreck

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Lord Helmet Reef Block

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Reef

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Reef

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Canonero 55 Wreck

by Mathias Weck
Mexico - Isla Mujeres - Eagle Rays

by Steven Miller
Shark infested water, clear and blue

by Tanya Houppermans
Genial Leviathan A whale shark off the coast of Isla Mujeres, Mexico

by Tanya Houppermans
Get Your Mantas In A Row Three manta rays swim in a line near Isla Mujeres, Mexico.

by Tanya Houppermans
Hey, Wait For Me! Two manta rays near Isla Mujeres, Mexico

by Tanya Houppermans
Seeing Spots A whale shark near Isla Mujeres, Mexico

by Tanya Houppermans
Titan A whale shark near Isla Mujeres, Mexico

by Theresa Guise
Manta magic / Manta rays off the coast of Isla Mujeres perform a striking show. Canon 5DMIII, Nauticam housing, Canon 8-15mm fisheye @15mm, Zen 230 dome port

by Conor Culver
"The Hunt" part of my Underwater Surrealism series. Panorama shot of the sailfish hunting a bait ball in open air

by Alejandro Topete
Whale Shark close, Isla Contoy Mexico

by Raoul Caprez
Lunch time

by Glenn Ostle
A snorkeler seems caught between a whale shark and his reflection. Taken in Isla Mujeres,Mexico, using a D7200 and 10.2 fisheye lens.

by Glenn Ostle
Setting up for a whale shark shot...shoot and get out of the way.

by Hannes Klostermann
Adios Amigo! - A Whale Shark (Rhincodon typus) swimming away after a close pass.

by Conor Culver
"Old Man and the Sea" part of my Underwater Surrealism body of work. Image is referencing Ernest Hemingway's famous novel by the same name.
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