Dive the Galapagos

Day 1 - San Cristobal Airport - Kayak to the Bay

Arrival at San Cristobal airport, reception and transfer. In the afternoon, enjoy a kayaking experience in the bay surrounded by crystal clear waters and marine life. We finish with a check of diving equipment and talk for the day after diving.

 

Day 2 - Diving to Kicker Rock

One of the most iconic sites in the Galapagos. Between the majestic volcanic rock walls that emerge from the sea, there are two dives. Possibility of encounters with hammerhead sharks, Galapagos sharks, turtles, manta rays, large schools of horse mackerel and pelagic fish.
 

Day 3 - Diving to Española island

Our first stop is Gardner Islet, a paradise of turquoise waters ideal for the check dive and the first dive of the day. Divers enjoy watching sea turtles, reef sharks, and schools of tropical fish, while passengers snorkeling explore the vibrant marine life surrounding the reefs. (1 hour of activity)

 

We continue to Punta Suárez, where we make a dry landing to begin a guided walk of about two hours. Here lives the colony of albatrosses (March - November), blue-footed boobies, Nazca boobies, Galapagos hawks, mockingbirds, and marine iguanas.

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Day 4 - Diving to Wreck Bay & Carawa - Speed boat to Santa Cruz 

Two fascinating dives in San Cristóbal. In Bajo Tijeretas it is common to find schools of tropical fish, sea turtles, sea lions and occasionally eagle rays. In the lower Carawa, a ship sunk in 1919, you can see a marine ecosystem that has colonized the structure: soft corals, moray eels and schools of reef fish. By the afternoon, we are sailing to Santa Cruz island. 

Day 5 - Dive to Floreana

Floreana is an exceptional diving destination for both beginners and experienced divers, with dive sites featuring interesting topography of rocks, caves and sandy bottoms, ideal for observing marine life. Here you can enjoy the company of fish such as the school of black-striped brine and red-lipped swordfish, as well as reef sharks, seabirds, manta rays and hammerhead sharks, and do not be surprised if the sea lions play with your fins during your adventure.

Day 6 - Dive to North Seymour & Visit Gigant Tortoises, Lava Tunnel

Two unforgettable dives: North Seymour: home to whitetip sharks, rays, turtles and a great diversity of reef fish & Islote Mosquera: famous for its colony of sea lions and encounters with hammerhead sharks, rays and pelagic fish. Upon your arrival to Itabaca's Channel we will visit the famouse twins, gigant tortoises in wild & lava tunnels.

Day 7 - Dive to Gordon Rocks & Visit Tortuga Bay

Known as "the mecca of hammerhead sharks," this site is ideal for experienced divers. Strong currents attract pelagic life: hammerhead sharks, Galapagos sharks, turtles, eagle rays and barracuda banks. Upon your arrival we will take a speed boat to visit the most famouse beach from Santa Cruz "Tortuga Bay"

Day 8 - Transfer to Isabela island & Tunnels 

Early on the morning we will take a speedo boat to Isabela island, the biggest! At 11 am, we will sail from Puerto Villamil to the Tunnels is a geological formation connected to the sea where sharks rest, live sea turtles, seahorses, penguins and many rock fish and reef, ideal for those who are passionate about diving into marine life. 

Day 9 - Diving to Tortuga Island & visit Tintoreras

Formed by the collapsed crater of an ancient volcano, Isla Tortuga is a natural haven for seabirds and underwater life. During the snorkel you will observe turtles, rays, tropical fish and reef sharks in crystal clear waters surrounded by impressive volcanic cliffs. A quiet place, little visited and perfect to enjoy the natural essence of Galapagos.

Day 10 - Sulfate mines & Speed boat to Santa Cruz

Hidden deep within the rugged highlands of Isabela Island lies the Sulfate Mines, a fascinating site that reveals the island’s volcanic and human history. Located near the slopes of Sierra Negra Volcano, this area was once mined for sulfur during the mid-20th century, when local workers extracted the mineral used for industrial and medical purposes.

Today, the site offers visitors a glimpse into a unique chapter of Galápagos history. As you hike through the misty, high-altitude landscape, you’ll pass through lava fields, fumaroles, and lush vegetation before reaching the old mining camp. The remnants of equipment and rustic buildings, surrounded by dramatic volcanic scenery, tell stories of endurance and isolation in one of the world’s most remote environments. By the afternook we will take a speed boat to Santa Cruz

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Day 11 - Breading Center & Transfer to Baltra Airport

Begin your morning with a visit to the Giant Tortoise Breeding Center, where you’ll learn about conservation efforts and see these iconic Galápagos giants up close. After the visit, enjoy a scenic drive across Santa Cruz Island before transferring to Baltra Airport for your departing flight — taking with you unforgettable memories of the Enchanted Islands.