Tour details
Ideal for passionate divers, this tour promises an unforgettable experience in one of the world’s most spectacular diving destinations. Book now and experience the adventure of a lifetime in Galápagos!
SAN CRISTÓBAL
Day 1 – Darwin Bay and Carawa (Sunday)
Wildlife you will have the opportunity to observe

At sea:
- Reef Shark
- Cat Shark
- Sea Turtles
- Rays
- Moonfish
- Dolphins
- Sea Lions
- Starfish
- Sea Urchins
- Various Fish Species

Birds:
- Blue-footed Boobies
- Nazca Boobies
- Pelicans
- Frigatebirds
Nature of the site:
Darwin Bay
Carawa
Itinerary:
Tour details
Our first stop will be at the spectacular dive site known as Darwin Bay. Here, your dive instructor will provide you with a detailed introductory briefing before you dive into the crystal-clear waters. This dive will take you to explore the underwater wonders for approximately 45 minutes, where you may encounter a fascinating variety of marine life, including playful sea lions, reef sharks, the elusive batfish, graceful rays, curious pufferfish, elegant barracudas, majestic turtles, colorful sea urchins, and different types of starfish, as well as moray eels, lobsters, and octopuses.
Afterwards, we will navigate for about 15 minutes to reach the second dive site, Carawa, where the wreck of a ship that occurred about 100 years ago can be found. Here, you will don your diving gear and receive an informative briefing from your dive guide before you dive. During this approximately 45-minute dive, you will follow a line around the sunken ship, exploring a fascinating underwater ecosystem that includes sea lions, rays, pufferfish, barracudas, turtles, sea urchins, various starfish, moray eels, lobsters, and octopuses.
Boat
6 passengers
Duration
Half Day (8:00 am – 1:00 pm)
SAN CRISTÓBAL
Day 2 – Kicker Rock (Monday)
Wildlife you will have the opportunity to observe

At sea:
- Galápagos Shark
- Hammerhead Shark
- White and Black-tipped Sharks
- Sea Turtles
- Manta Rays
- Moonfish
- Dolphins
- Sea Lions
- Starfish
- Sea Urchins
- Various Fish Species

Birds:
- Blue-footed Boobies
- Nazca Boobies
- Pelicans
- Frigatebirds
Nature of the site:
Kicker Rock | 2 dives
Itinerary:
Tour details
We will sail to our first destination: Kicker Rock. Here, you will witness the majesty of this volcanic lava rock. Upon arrival, the dive guide will provide you with a detailed briefing on the dives you will undertake. You will experience two exciting underwater dives: the first will begin in the channel between the two rocks and the second at the western corner of the rock. Each dive, lasting approximately 45 minutes, will allow you to explore a fascinating underwater world full of Galápagos sharks, white and black-tipped sharks, hammerhead sharks, turtles, manta rays, moonfish, dolphins, sea lions, starfish, sea urchins, and a diverse marine life.
After the dive, you will disembark at one of the beautiful beaches, such as Manglesito, Puerto Grande, or Cerro Brujo, depending on the boat’s itinerary. Here, you will enjoy a lunch on board and have time to explore the beach or engage in an exciting snorkeling activity.
Boat
12 passengers
Duration
Full Day (8:00 am – 3:00 pm)
SAN CRISTÓBAL
Day 3 – Tuesday
Morning | Roca Ballena and Wall of Tijeretas
Wildlife you will have the opportunity to observe

At sea:
- Hammerhead Shark
- Galápagos Shark
- Reef Shark
- Sea Turtles
- Rays
- Dolphins
- Sea Lions
- Starfish
- Sea Urchins
- Barracudas
- Yellowfin Tuna

Birds:
- Blue-footed Boobies
- Pelicans
- Frigatebirds
Nature of the site:
Roca Ballena
Pared de Tijeretas
Itinerary:
Tour details
We will sail to the dive site known as Roca Ballena, where passengers will prepare their dive gear and receive a briefing from the instructor. The dive lasts approximately 45 minutes, with a maximum depth of 18 meters. During this experience, you can observe sea lions, rays, white and black-tipped sharks, hammerhead sharks, Galápagos sharks, pufferfish, barracudas, tuna, turtles, sea urchins, various types of starfish, moray eels, lobsters, octopuses, and much more. After the dive, passengers will return to the boat to enjoy snacks and drinks. There will be a break of about 1 hour before the second dive.
Next, we will sail for about 15 minutes to reach the second dive site, Wall of Tijeretas. Here, passengers will get ready with their dive gear and listen to the briefing from the dive instructor. The second dive will last approximately 45 minutes. During this dive, you can observe sea lions, reef sharks, batfish, rays, pufferfish, barracudas, turtles, sea urchins, various types of starfish, moray eels, lobsters, octopuses, and more.
Boat
6 passengers
Duration
Half Day (7:30 am – 1:00 pm)
Afternoon | San Cristóbal – Santa Cruz Ferry
Passengers will receive detailed information two days prior via email regarding the name of the boat and whom to contact. Passengers must arrive at the Tiburón Martillo passenger dock in San Cristóbal by 2:00 pm and proceed to the stand previously indicated with their name to request the ferry ticket and board. The trip between islands lasts approximately two hours. After disembarking, they should report to the agency for equipment testing.
- Duration: Two hours (3:00 pm – 5:00 pm)
SANTA CRUZ
Day 4 – Gordon Rocks (Wednesday)
Wildlife you will have the opportunity to observe

At sea:
- Hammerhead Sharks
- Galápagos Sharks
- Sea Turtles
- Sea Lions
- Spotted Rays
- Eagle Rays
- Moray Eels and many fish attracted by the current

Birds:
- Blue-footed Boobies
- Gulls
- Pelicans
- Frigatebirds
Nature of the site:
Gordon Rocks | 2 dives
Itinerary:
Tour details
Gordon Rocks is one of the premier dive destinations in the region. Located near the coast of Santa Cruz, it offers two exciting dive sites known for their strong currents and diverse marine life.
We will dive into the crystal-clear waters of Gordon Rocks and explore an underwater world full of Galápagos sharks, white and black-tipped sharks, hammerhead sharks, sea turtles, manta rays, moonfish, and much more. Each of the two dives lasts approximately 45 minutes.
We will conclude our diving day and return to the port with unforgettable memories of the underwater wonders we witnessed at Gordon Rocks.
Boat
12 passengers
Duration
Full Day (7:00 am – 3:30 pm)
SANTA CRUZ
Day 5: North Seymour and Daphne (Thursday)
Wildlife you will have the opportunity to observe

At sea:
- Hammerhead Sharks
- Galápagos Sharks
- White-tipped Sharks
- Eagle Rays
- Sea Turtles
- Sea Lions
- Reef Fish
- Barracudas

Birds:
- Blue-footed Boobies
- Nazca Boobies
- Pelicans
- Frigatebirds
Nature of the site:
North Seymour
Daphne
Itinerary:
Tour details
We will head to the crystal-clear waters of North Seymour. The dive, which will last approximately 45 minutes, will give you the opportunity to marvel at a variety of marine species, including sea lions, Galápagos sharks, white and black-tipped sharks, hammerhead sharks, mobula rays, sea turtles, reef fish, eagle rays, Galápagos eels, barracudas, and a diverse range of invertebrates.
Our second underwater adventure will take place at Daphne, a volcanic island north of Santa Cruz. Here, you will receive the necessary instructions before diving into the waters for another approximately 45 minutes. Daphne is an ideal location for both new and experienced divers, with waters that sometimes present strong currents but offer an unforgettable experience.
Boat
12 passengers
Duration
Full Day (7:00 am – 3:30 pm)
SANTA CRUZ
Day 6: Mosquera and North Seymour (Friday)
Wildlife you will have the opportunity to observe

At sea:
- Hammerhead sharks
- Galápagos sharks
- White-tipped sharks
- Eagle rays
- Sea turtles
- Sea lions
- Reef fish
- Barracudas

Birds:
- Blue-footed boobies
- Nazca boobies
- Pelicans
- Frigatebirds
Nature of the site:
Mosquera
North Seymour
Itinerary:
Tour details
Our underwater adventure begins at Mosquera, a small island between Baltra and Seymour. This dive is considered easy with moderate currents. Your dive instructor will provide guidelines before you dive into the waters for approximately 45 minutes. At Mosquera, you can spot sea lions, rays, turtles, hammerhead sharks, Galápagos sharks, reef sharks, endemic fish, and more.
Afterward, we will head to the crystal-clear waters of North Seymour. This dive, lasting approximately 45 minutes, will offer you the chance to marvel at a variety of marine species, including sea lions, Galápagos sharks, white-tipped and black-tipped sharks, hammerhead sharks, mobula rays, sea turtles, reef fish, eagle rays, Galápagos eels, barracudas, and a diverse range of invertebrates.
Boat
12 passengers
Duration
Full day (7:00am – 3:30pm)
Tour includes:
Lunch (on full-day tours)
Snacks
Drinks
Fruits
Towels
Life jackets
Diving guide
Water
Diving equipment
Tour does not include:
Accommodation
Airport-hotel transfer
Hotel-agency transfer
Dock fees ($1)
Equipment:

Long wetsuit

Boots

mask


Weights

Requirements:
Have Open Water certification (minimum 10 dives) and have been diving for at least six months prior to the tour date. If you do not meet the 6-month requirement, it is recommended to take a Refresh Dive.
Relevant information:
Itineraries are subject to change at the discretion of the Galápagos National Park and your dive instructor. In certain cases, depending on ocean conditions. We take safety very seriously and always strive to provide you with the best and safest experience.
In light of the pandemic, we have implemented strict cleaning policies. Each piece of equipment is thoroughly disinfected between uses, and the agency and boat are cleaned daily. Hand sanitizer is available at all times.
All passengers must present themselves at the agency the day before the tour or package on each island for a gear check, between 2 and 6 pm, to ensure everything is ready for the tour day. If you already have all the necessary equipment, you can bring it to the agency the day before or on the same day as the tour.
If you arrive by ferry and have a tour scheduled for the same day, you must present yourself at the agency at least 1 hour in advance for the equipment check.
Two days before the tour or package, we will send passengers an email with details about the meeting point, the time, and the name of the vessel in the case of ferries.






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