Diving Cruise

Arrive in the Galapagos Islands and begin your adventure at Baltra Airport, where your naturalist guide greets you and assists with your transfer to the Itabaca Channel. Cross to Santa Cruz Island on a short ferry ride and take in your first views of the archipelago. Observe Baltra’s arid landscape and learn about its history as a former U.S. WWII airbase, setting the stage for the remarkable stories ahead.

Start your diving journey as your guide and the crew welcome you upon arrival and assist with your luggage. Transfer to the yacht, settle into your cabin, and prepare for the exciting dive sites ahead. Explore crystal-clear waters and encounter mesmerizing marine life as your Galapagos expedition unfolds.
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Descend into the depths of Punta Carrion and discover an underwater paradise with exceptional visibility. Watch schools of hammerhead sharks glide through the blue, and from June to December, spot majestic whale sharks as they make their grand appearance. Observe playful sea lions weaving through submerged cliffs, creating a mesmerizing marine spectacle all around you.
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After an unforgettable day of diving, return to the Galaxy Diver and share your experiences with fellow travelers. Enjoy a freshly prepared lunch by the onboard chef and recharge for the journey ahead. As the sun sets, prepare for a 14-hour voyage to Wolf Island, carried across the Pacific as you relax, listen to the ocean, and anticipate the extraordinary marine encounters at your next destination.

Shark Bay at Wolf Island is one of the most exhilarating dive sites in the Galapagos. Its waters are home to massive schools of hammerhead and Galapagos sharks, and with some luck, you might even spot the ocean’s giants—whale sharks. The area is teeming with marine life, from Galapagos rays to sea turtles and tropical fish. After an unforgettable dive, head to La Banana for a more playful but equally mesmerizing experience: sea lions darting and twirling around us, showcasing their incredible agility and curiosity in their natural habitat.
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The Landslide at Wolf Island is one of the most famous dive sites in the Galapagos, accessible only by liveaboard. Named after German geologist Theodor Wolf, who mapped and studied the archipelago, this marine sanctuary teems with life. Schools of hammerhead and Galapagos sharks dominate the scene, while the occasional whale shark graces the depths. Rays, sea turtles, marine mammals, and an array of tropical fish add to the site’s dynamic ecosystem, making every dive an extraordinary adventure.
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Located deep in the Pacific, Darwin Island is a marine sanctuary renowned for its biodiversity. Alongside Wolf, it is one of the world’s premier dive spots. At El Arenal, a legendary site beneath Darwin’s Arch, nutrient-rich waters create an unparalleled spectacle. Dolphins hunt schools of fish while hammerhead and Galapagos sharks patrol the depths. If lucky, you may encounter whale sharks, tiger sharks, or even orcas. With moderate to strong currents and outstanding visibility, this site offers an unforgettable experience for diving enthusiasts.
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Head to Darwin’s Tower, better known as Darwin’s Arch, one of the most legendary dive sites on the planet. This majestic rock formation serves as a gathering point for Galapagos’ incredible marine biodiversity. Beneath the waves, an awe-inspiring spectacle unfolds: vibrant coral reefs teeming with life, schools of colorful tropical fish, and, most impressively, the imposing presence of hammerhead sharks gliding gracefully through the depths. The experience of diving here is truly unmatched—one that will stay with you forever.
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Explore the legendary waters of Wolf Island at two of its most iconic sites. At El Derrumbe, you will navigate underwater cliffs and caves teeming with sea turtles, eagle rays, and playful sea lions, with the rare and thrilling opportunity to spot bull sharks in the shallows. The adventure continues at Shark Bay, an underwater paradise dominated by Galapagos sharks. For those diving between July and November, this site offers a breathtaking chance to encounter the majestic whale shark, one of the ocean’s most awe-inspiring giants.
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Located deep in the Pacific, Darwin Island is a marine sanctuary renowned for its biodiversity. Alongside Wolf, it is one of the world’s premier dive spots. At El Arenal, a legendary site beneath Darwin’s Arch, nutrient-rich waters create an unparalleled spectacle. Dolphins hunt schools of fish while hammerhead and Galapagos sharks patrol the depths. If lucky, you may encounter whale sharks, tiger sharks, or even orcas. With moderate to strong currents and outstanding visibility, this site offers an unforgettable experience for diving enthusiasts.
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Vicente Roca Point offers a breathtaking natural spectacle, featuring some of the tallest cliffs in Galapagos and intriguing volcanic formations. While there are no trails, a dinghy tour along the shore provides an up-close look at the area's rich wildlife. Highlights include flightless cormorants, blue-footed boobies, pelicans, and sea turtles. The site is also home to Galapagos fur seals and marine iguanas basking on the rocks. Moreover, the deep waters surrounding the area make it an excellent spot for dolphin and whale sightings.
Highlights: Stunning Views, Galapagos penguins, Flightless cormorants, Marine iguanas, Sea turtles
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Experience the magic of Douglas Cape, a unique site famous for the world’s only seafaring lizards: the Galapagos marine iguanas. Observe these prehistoric creatures as they bask on the volcanic rocks before plunging into the sea for their underwater feeding sessions. Watching them glide gracefully to feed on algae is a mesmerizing spectacle found nowhere else on Earth. The adventure doesn't end there; the nutrient-rich waters of Douglas Cape also offer frequent encounters with Galapagos penguins, sea lions, and vibrant schools of tropical fish.
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The final dive takes you to Cousin Rock, a fascinating dive site where corals and gorgonians create a mesmerizing underwater scene. Seahorses, reef fish, and colorful nudibranchs hide among the formations. Watch the agile coral hawkfish darting around, and as you dive deeper, you might spot graceful eagle rays gliding by or a white-tip shark resting in a crevice. If lucky, you could encounter schools of barracudas and mobula rays. To end on a high note, playful sea lions will join us for a final underwater adventure.
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Enjoy a scenic journey into the lush highlands of Santa Cruz. Walk through a reserve where you may spot giant tortoises—some weighing over 600 pounds—grazing peacefully. Observe endemic birds such as finches and flycatchers. If included in your itinerary, explore a lava tunnel, a fascinating remnant of the volcanic forces that shaped these islands.
Highlights: Lava tunnels, Darwin finches, Galapagos flycatchers, Giant tortoises, Barn owls, White-cheeked pintails
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Your Galapagos adventure comes to an end. Today, you will be transferred to Baltra Airport, where your National Park naturalist guide will assist you with final details before your flight back to mainland Ecuador. As you bid farewell to this paradise, take with you the unforgettable memories of one of the world’s most extraordinary destinations.