Diving in the Galapagos
It has been said that if Charles Darwin had dove in
the Galapagos he may have never left. For many
divers a trip to Galapagos is the trip of a lifetime
and one of the last places in the world where you
can dive with large schools of sharks. The Galapagos
Marine Reserve is the second largest in the world
and though located directly on the equator it’s sits
at the convergence of cold water currents from
Antarctica and the warm waters of the tropics. Here
the mixtures of these waters create an ideal
environment where cold and warm water species
coexist.
Home to over 500 species of fish and an impressive
number of large animals sea lions, rays, eels and
sea turtles are seen on almost every dive. With 27
species including Hammerheads and the enormous
Whale Shark diving with sharks is the star of the
show.
Discover the beauty of the Galapagos during our live
aboard cruises or day
dive programs. Or for those who are traveling
with non-divers combine our land based diving
program with our active adventure to create a
one-of-a-kind experience.
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Galapagos Dive Packages
We offer a variety of dive options in the
Galapagos. From live-aboard cruises catering to advanced
divers to day trips for all skill levels and trips that combine
activities for divers and non-divers alike.
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