The Galapagos Islands are one of the best places in the world to do SCUBA diving and provides diving encounters for live-aboard divers. The archipelago consists of a highly-protected marine reserve. The islands Wolf and Darwin are the most beautifull dive sites on the islands to see animals such as hammerhead sharks, sea turtles, Galapagos fur seals rays, sea lions, even whale sharks and astounding marine life diversity, among many others.

Besides the live aboard dive cruises, Galapagos Lastminutes also can help you with dive day tours from Puerto Ayora to other great dive sites on the islands.

The Itinerary for the dive day tours:

Monday               Gordon Rocks***/ North Mosquera                        or  Floreana
Tuesday               Seymour Channel / Daphne                                      or Gordon Rocks***
Wednesday        South Mosquera / North Mosquera                         or Seymour Channel / North Mosquera
Thursday             Seymour Point / Gordon Rocks***                         or Bartolome / Cousins
Friday                  Daphne / Guy Fawkes                                                or Seymour Point / Seymour Channel
Saturday              Plazas / Gordon Rocks***                                         or South Mosquera / Daphne
Sunday               South Mosquera / Seymour Channel                       or Seymour Channel / Gordon Rocks***

***For Gordon Rocks you need a minimum of 25 logged dives or the evaluation of our guides

The price for the daily dive tour is $ 265 p.p.
What´s included in the daily dive tours:

• 2 dives per day;
• Full equipment (5-7 mm wetsuit, regulator, BCD, mask, fins, boots, hoods, gloves (no neoprene), weight belt, 12 ltr tanks;
• Experienced English and Spanish speaking guides;
• Snacks, fruit and hot tea, lunch, juice and drinking water, towels;
• Check dive (This is a short weights and gear check in shallow water as Galapagos seas require more weights and neoprene than you may be used to. Also a quick skills refresher if it’s been a while since your last dive).