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Ocean Souls Explorer is a non-profit project to support science, education, exploration and filmmaking

We are supported by generous Foundations and Philanthropists.

As we advance over the oceans we recruit regularly, as internship or paid crew, so do not hesitate to reach out if you want to be part of this adventure.

You will witness the work of scientists, ngos, local communities, photographers and filmmakers, most of the time at remote places.

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June 2026 to March 2027     French Polynesia 

April to August  2027         Cook Island, Tonga and Fiji 

Sept  2027 - January 2028    New Caledonia Coral Sea, Great Barrier Reef 

March 2028- March 2029     PapuaNew Guinea, West  Papua, Timor leste , Banda Sea, Sulawesi, Raja Amat, North Sulawesi.

May 2029-  Dec 2029        Celebes sea, Eastern Saba, Mindanao , Sulu sea, Palawan.

Jan 2030-  April 2030        Sumatra and into Indian Ocean 

April  2030 - January 2031     Maldives , Chaos , Seychelles, Aldabra, Comores, Mayotte , Mozambique Channel , Durban

Feb 2032 onwards            Capte Town, West Africa, Cabo Verde, Canaries, Azores…. Europe and Mediterranean Sea

Planned Route

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Panamá, World's Heritage Coiba National Park

We just completed a successful monitoring of Coiba National Park. 

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Costa Rica, Drake Bay / Corcovado National Park

We spent weeks on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica,  some monitoring dolphins and cetaceans collaborating with local NGOs

 

We dived at Isla del Caño, free dive with megapolis of spinner dolphins  and visit the amazing Parque Nacional Corcovado for land wildlife.

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Costa Rica , OSTIONAL OLIVE RIDLEY “ARRIBADA”

As we sail north towards the border with Nicaragua we regularly came across mating turtles, sometimes a couple , sometimes a few more, males fertilising the eggs that were soon to be lay on a sandy nest at the largest nesting ground in the world for Olive Ridleys

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Baja California South, Magdalena Bay, San Ignacio, EL Vizcaíno UNESCO World's Biosphere reserve 

Bait-balls, Blue Marlins, Dolphins, SeaLions and more... including whales and cetaceans!

Early Novembre monitoring expedition around south western part of Sea of Cortes.

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Baja California South, Sea of Cortes, Mexico

November 2025 to March  2026

 We can expect to see lots of wildlife, in reefs and coastal waters but also pelagic animals. We travel alongside whales, dolphins, turtles and more. We hope to see everything from Orcas to Sperm whales and Bluewhales. We will book dives at famous Cabo Pulmo, do Isla Cerralvo...Espiritu Santo, Isla Partida, travel north toward Loreto to look for Bluewhales, Isla San Francisco.

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Loreto National Park - UNESCO World Heritage

February 2026

We have a special project around turtle exploration. More to come 

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Revillagigedos Islands National park  & UNESCO World Heritage

By early April 2026, after 5 month in Baja California South, the OSX should be departing towards Revillagigedos  3 weeks SILKY shark tagging expedition with scientists Mauricio Hoyos, Pelayo Salinas and Irene Casanova

After our expedition to Revillagigedos of April - We will be preparing for our May 2026 one month crossing
to French Polynesia, where we should be spending the next 10 months.  

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