Bottlenose Dolphins at Isla San Benedicto, Mexico by Carlos Grillo

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It was undoubtedly one of the best dives of my life. I expected to find dolphins in San Benedicto, especially in the morning. But I never imagined that we would have the interaction we had.They were wild dolphins without frequent contact with humans, but behaved as pets. They seemed to beg our affection and played with us for almost 10 minutes. Unforgettable!