Galapagos Liveaboard Expedition

• Morning arrival at Baltra Airport

  • Upon arrival, you will have to pay your Galapagos National Park entrance fee and your luggage will be inspected to make sure no foreign substances are introduced.

• Private Transfer to the dock where our crew will be waiting to transfer us to our home for the next 8 days

DIVE 1: Afternoon checkout dive in Baltra Northeast

• • Make sure you get comfortable; you’ll be using this equipment during your entire diving journey

Dive 2: Morning  dive- Cape Marshall

• This area on the northeast side of Isabela island offers a few great dive spots.. One of them is Ciudad de las Mantas, named for how common it is to see giant mantas. The plankton-rich waters of this area are an attraction for many species of rays, sharks, sea lions, turtles, etc.

Dive 3: Mid-day dive at Cape Marshall 

Dive 4: Afternoon dive- City of the Mantas

• The main attraction of Cape Marshall is a spot where it is frequent to see giant mantas that it was named “City of the Mantas”. They come to feed on the plankton-rich waters, along with other rays such as Devil Rays. 

• For the next two days enjoy the MECCA of diving- DARWIN
• 3- 4 daily dives in one the planets most pristine dive site

Dives 5-12 

• The Darwin’s Arch (now pinnacles): The monumental portal is not even the real highlight, of which treasure is hidden beneath the breakers that splash against the shallow reef platform. It is an outstanding hotspot for schools of scalloped hammerhead and, particularly, whale sharks. This largest fish in the world has almost the size of a bus and let divers get up close and personal.
• El Arenal: Sharks, turtles and jacks visit cleaning stations all around Darwin’s Arch, to be freed from parasites. They maintain an incredible symbiotic relationship with the resident barber fishes and king angelfishes. The busiest area is usually the sandy slope right in front of the portal, known as “El Arenal”

Dives 13-16

• Enjoy 3-4 dives in Magical Wolf Island. Surrounded by hammerheads, eagle rays, sea lions and more
• Experience cave dives, a night dive, and world class drift dives.

• Vicente Roca found in Isabela Island is where the Galapagos Islands and the cold Cromwell Current meet, making for a unique opportunity to encounter Mola Molas (SunFish), sea horses, and dive a stunning wall dive. 
• Cape Douglas in Fernandina island

• Cousins Rock is a great dive to end your Galapagos Liveaboard Expedition! This triangular volcanic rock formation with blue-footed boobies, brown pelicans, and Galapagos fur seals is the summit of a great underwater cone. Beautiful shelved reef terraces offer colorful algae, mollusks, sponges, sea fans, and endemic black coral surrounded by a variety of colorful fish as well as a cleaning station of white-spotted eagle rays. 

• Hike the Santa Cruz Highlands (easy) where you will walk through lava tubes and the lush forest where you will encounter the endemic Galapagos Tortoises. 

• Transfer to Baltra Airport (GPS) 
• Until the next AQUATICS ADVENTURE!