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Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.

Route Description - Galapagos Master Itinerary

The Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries around the Galapagos Islands departing from San Cristobal. In addition to being home to a variety of endemic, land-based wildlife, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for amazing shark diving with the chance to encounter silky sharks, the famous Galapagos shark and an abundance of schooling hammerheads.

Few people are granted the opportunity of diving these pristine waters and no place on Earth will boast such a variety of underwater sightings.

Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day except when afternoon land tours are offered. Due to the strength of currents, the last dive of the day must be made with plenty of daylight to ensure the safety of all divers. Therefore, there are no night dives.

Top Dive Sites

Punta Carrion: is a 12 to 28 metre dive where sightings of white tipped sharks, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles and sea lions are always seen.

Wolf Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents which attracts many schooling hammerhead sharks, marble rays, green turtles, eagle rays, silky sharks, groupers, octopus, wahoo, tuna, snappers and many more.

Darwin Island: is a 12 to 28 metre dive that has 1 to 3 knots currents and is similar to Wolf Island. Sightings include snappers, jack, turtles, whale sharks and the occasional manta rays and orcas.

Douglas Cape: is a 6 to 28 metre dive done with Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, flightless comorants, sea lions, horn sharks, seahorses, creole fish, snappers and many more.

Please Note: Dive sites are selected by the captain and may vary due to weather conditions and logistics.