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ecuabuzos
Jorge A. Sotomayor B. - ecuabuzos
 Guayaquil GuayasJoined On: 10/6/2009
Last Login: 1/31/2013
Member Type: Instructor
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www.ecuabuzos.com is my own website and represent one of my dreams: To have my own scuba operation. I love diving, and to share it with the people fill me up.
I worked as a Galapagos National Park guide over 8 years. I like to share my experience as a guide with others. I know many scuba places and maps of the Galapagos Islands; So, I can advise people that would like to go to Galapagos, also I can Train scuba divers in Mainland Ecuador before they go to the Galapagos.
I am PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor over 6 years. I have over 1000 dives, and maybe much more. But, I feel that I need to do more in scuba Diving, I need to see more and I would like grow in the scuba comunity.
I´ve been diving in Patagonia many years ago and I worked as PAdi instructor in Santa Martha (Colombia) and Los Roques Ntional Park in Venezuela. Also, I was so lucky to worked for Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises, and the Aggressor fleet in the Galapagos Islands. At the moment I am working in Guayaquil in my dive center, and I am improving my video edition techniques, in order to edite all the video material that I own. We run a dive operation in the coast of Ecuador, and we organize scuba excursions and diving courses everyweek.
I invite everyone to visit us.....Even that mainland Ecuador is not Full of sharks as Galapagos Islands. There are many scuba places and Things to do. I find baby whale shark twice near El Pelado 3 years ago....and the fisherman called it monster. From september to november we have Humpback whales in the coast, and when we are lucky, we can enjoy the songs of that mamals.....uhhhhhh....uhhhh....And you look around as they are next to you, is amaizing and to dive in the blue is espectacular in especial because not to many people like it because they don´t know, but when the do at first they love it. We have also easy wrecks: at the coast of Salinas a small wartank and a cargoship wreck call Black Sand. There are also gigant mantarays and more...