
Galapagos Adventures
has 31 years of experience organizing travel to the Galapagos Islands. We have successfully navigated through difficult times on multiple occasions including the most recent events involving the global pandemic. We KNOW Galapagos so we can answer all of your questions. There is a LOT of information on this site – everything from the travel logistics to detailed specifications for numerous yachts and ships. Use the drop down menus below to narrow your search to specific topics. Any information you can not find on this site is an email or phone call away. Click here to send us an email to get started in finding the tour that is right for you.
The diving in Galapagos is fantastic with lots of sharks including schooling hammerheads, manta rays, mola molas, whale sharks, etc. However the diving in Galapagos is also very advanced with strong currents, cold water, sometimes limited visibility, and strong surge. It is for EXPERIENCED divers only! A recently certified diver is definitely NOT ready to dive in Galapagos. If you are an experienced diver and would like to dive in Galapagos, you should be aware that the vast majority of dive trips go to the islands of Darwin/Wolf. These islands are probably the two best dive sites in the world but they are very far to the North (120 miles from the nearest other island) and no land excursions have ever been allowed there. It takes approximately 15 - 20 hours of open ocean travel each way and the dive yachts will spend 2, 3, or 4 days up there (depending on the specific yacht’s itinerary). Because of this Darwin/Wolf dive trips do not have very many land excursions and thus these trips are not appropriate for divers traveling with non-divers or divers who are less interested in diving than they are in doing land visits. Should you be interested in learning more about Galapagos diving or to book a dive trip, please visit our sister website Dive Galapagos

