Loopie believes the word “radical” has been misunderstood.
To her, radical simply means returning to the rootS.

The root is our connection to the planet.
Clean water. Healthy food. Natural products. Movement. Breath.

In past lives Loopie worked as an anthropologist and yoga teacher, studying how humans live, heal, and connect with the world around them. That path eventually led her underwater.

For the past four years she has worked as a dive instructor on Cozumel Island, guiding people through one of the most spectacular reef systems on Earth.

After living in over 30 countries across 20 years, Loopie finally decided it was time to stop wandering and put some roots down.

The reef is too beautiful not to fight for.

Stinky is a Mexican street dog with a complicated past.

Before being rescued by the humane society, she worked the streets as what some might call a “woman of the night.”
A hustler. A survivor. A legend.

These days Stinky is clean and sober for two years, although she occasionally relapses on trash, dead animals, and mysterious beach snacks.

Recovery is not linear.

As the official Tank Girls mascot, Stinky represents the most important rule of the operation:

Be yourself.
Be weird.
And never pretend to be something you’re not.

I love outdoor activities and always take advantage of every opportunity to strengthen my connection with nature.

I trained as a marine biologist, which deepened my love and respect for flora and fauna. I’ve learned that just because other living beings experience the world differently doesn’t mean they don’t feel — they simply feel in their own way.

I worked as a marine biologist in a genetics lab, but I realized that the best way to help nature is through human connection.

That’s why I now work as a Spanish teacher and dive guide.

If you’re looking for a conscious, respectful, and loving experience with marine life, come dive with us.