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Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.

Route Description - Galapagos Islands with Wolf & Darwin

Galapagos is one of the most exciting destinations in the world. The scenic view of the Darwin Arch is as picturesque as one can imagine.

The following dive schedule aboard the Galapagos Aggressor III is carefully planned based on tides, currents, and weather conditions to ensure optimal diving experiences:

•Thursday: Guests arrive at Baltra Airport in the afternoon and are greeted by the crew. A bus transfer takes them to the Itabaca Channel for boarding. After a welcome and orientation, the first dive is conducted at the northeast coast of Santa Cruz Island, near the Itabaca Channel.

•Friday: The day begins with two morning dives at Punta Carrion (Santa Cruz Island). In the afternoon, guests enjoy a hike to the Bartolome Summit followed by a scenic panga ride around Pinnacle Rock.

•Saturday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Roca Blanca Island, followed by one dive at Cowley Island and another at Cabo Marshall (Isabela Island) in the afternoon.
June to December: Four dives at Darwin Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.

•Sunday:
January to May: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
June to December: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.

•Monday:
January to May: Two morning dives at Darwin Island and two afternoon dives at Wolf Island.
June to December: Four dives at Wolf Island—two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
•Tuesday: Two morning dives are scheduled at Cabo Douglas, followed by two afternoon dives at Punta Vicente Roca.

•Wednesday: A single morning dive takes place at Cousins Rock. In the afternoon, the yacht returns to the Itabaca Channel. After lunch, guests disembark for a private land tour exploring the Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, including a scenic overlook, a visit to a tortoise reserve, and time for shopping and dining in Puerto Ayora (the only meal not included in the trip). That evening, guests return to the yacht via private bus transfer.

•Thursday: After a full breakfast, guests disembark for their transfer to Baltra Airport. For safety, guests are reminded to observe the 24-hour no-fly rule before their departure. Those continuing their stay in the Galapagos Islands will be transferred to the dock in Itabaca, Santa Cruz Island.

Note: This sample itinerary is for illustrative purposes only and may vary based on actual conditions.