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Galapagos Liveaboard Diving Cruises

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Many divers agree that Galapagos is the absolute pinnacle of the world's liveaboard dive experiences. For advanced divers only, the Northern Islands of Wolf and Darwin are home legendary schools of Hammerhead Sharks, Galapagos Sharks and even Whale Sharks. Adventure Life works with the Agressor fleet and Galapagos Sky liveaboard diving yachts. In the Galapagos, the diving attractions aren't so much coral reefs or ideal water conditions, but the mega-fauna that survive in the very remote, highly-protected Galapagos Marine reserve (listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site). The waters around Wolf and Darwin island have the world's highest shark biomass (more, bigger sharks per area) and are also famed for manta ray sightings. Liveaboard diving cruises range from 7 to 14 days in length.

Liveaboard Cruises & Dive Boats

Galapagos Sky

This luxurious yacht redefines elegance, with a teak-panel interior, cozy lounge, and a fully stocked bar. There's also a photo & video film lab and plenty of space onboard to store dive gear. In addition to the social areas and engaging itineraries, the air conditioned cabins will give you the perfect place to rest after a full day of activities.

Galapagos Aggressor

The Galapagos Aggressor is a liveaboard dive yacht equipped to the highest standards of comfort available.

Astrea

Sailing aboard the Astrea is a wonderful way to explore the Galapagos. The ship features both diving and naturalist itineraries that are sure to please all adventure styles.

7-Day Liveaboard Diving on Galapagos Agressor

8 Days from $6,295

Galapagos is one of the world's premier diving destinations and Santa Cruz Island is where the majority of dive shops and boats are based.

Galapagos Diving Day Trip Options

Galapagos SCUBA Diving Options

Although many travelers are familiar with the natural history cruises in the Galapagos, they may not be aware that these cruises are also paired with some of the best snorkeling/scuba diving around.

Galapagos Diving Day Trips vs. Liveaboard Diving Cruises

A Galapagos liveaboard cruise is one of the world's premier diving experiences, yet there are several reasons you may want to also consider taking diving day trips out of one of the major towns of Puerto Ayora (on Santa Cruz Island), Puerto Baquerizo Moreno (on San Cristobal Island), or Puerto Villamil (on Isabela Island).

Northern Islands vs. Central Islands
The Northern Islands of Wolf and Darwin are unique on this planet and are the highlight of most diving cruises. The rest of the Galapagos, and specifically the central islands are also unique on this planet and amazing ecosystems to explore.

Extend a Liveaboard Cruise
Consider 4-Day Diving Extension out of Red Mangrove Lodge, a spectacular beachfront lodge in Puerto Ayora. Combining a liveaboard and a 4-Day diving extension is the ultimate, most complete Galapagos diving experience.