In its 1998 issue, Rodale's Scuba Diving Magazine rated Galapagos among the top ten diving destinations and the top five big animal dives in the Indo-Pacific region.

A diving cruise with us will offer two to three dives a day. A normal diving itinerary consists of dives, together with land visits to the islands. At certain dive sites like Roca Redonda, or the northernmost islands of Wolf and Darwin we might offer four dives a day. Night dives are also provided if conditions are good.

The dive masters are well trained and knowledgeable about life below and above water. Their job is to teach about the unique Galapagos environment and to take care of the visitor's safety and enjoyment. They will make diving a complete learning experience. New regulations have changed the diving experience in the Galapagos. Now only certified dive ships can operate dives. So we rendezvous with them at different locations to provide the dive experience for you.
We provide:	Passengers have to bring
Tanks and air Scuba Tanks Weights and weight belts Dive Alert	Health Certificate Wet Suit Regulator Diving Certificate Buoyancy Control Vest Mask and Fins

"For me, Galapagos is quite simply the most exciting diving I have ever done"
- Paul Humann, photographer and author of Fish of Galapagos

Warning: diving in the Galapagos is recommended for experienced divers only. Most of the good diving sites have strong currents, surge and cold waters.