Floreana Island
Unique and strange Galapagos Sea Robin. 3 dive sites: Punta Cormorant, Champion and Enderby, Largely comprised of reed, all three offer an occasional current that provides a thrilling drift dive opportuny.
BARTOLOMÉ
Fampus for its basaltic seascapes! Dive over cliffs that start at 15am and disappear into the sea letting us to see sea stars and rays and the steps are covered with soft black coral and are an excellent place to find the pacifci seahorse and octopi.
GORDON ROCKS
It is an eroded cráter at the top of a submerged tuff cone, with its northern and southern rocks the only remnants o fan ancient caldera. One of the best blaces to find Hammerhead sharks and the weird and wonderful Oceanic Sunfish (Mola Mola).
Mosquera Islet
From garden eels to a massive shark cleaning station wjth dozens of sharks swimming around you, you might also spot some mantas and Eagle rays, or even hammersheads.
NORTH SEYMUR
This small island’s volcanic origins made spectacular underwater formations. Divers can spot Galapagos sharks, white and black tip reef sharks surrounded by busy reef fish.
GUY FAWKES ISLETS
An incredible dive with the backdrop of reefs and coral walls. This dive site is comprised of islets. You can spot King angelfish, parrotfish, butterflyfish and puffers. The island is home to a population of sea lions, and you Will often see them joining you.
DAPHNE
Here you Will wxplore a sloping wall, as well as a rocky and Sandy bottom. While this is not a cave dive, we Will have the opportunity to the mounth of a small cave home to whitetip reef shark.
KICKER ROCK - SAN CRISTOBAL
It’s an imposing Majestic rock upright of volcanic lava. 2 dives are mande the first: from the channel between the two rocks and a second through the dramatic channel cutting through the rock between towering walls.
LA TORTUGA – ISABELA ISLAND
It’s a hidden gem! This location is home to a Deep drift wall. One of the most exciting things is that orcas can occasionally be spotted. On top of this, you’ll also be able t osee many kinds of sharks, mantas, stingrays, sunfish and much more!
