Galápagos Islands
The Galápagos Islands offer some of the most thrilling diving experiences in the world, with the chance to see a vast array of marine life including hammerhead sharks, whale sharks, sea lions, and manta rays. The archipelago's isolated location and the confluence of three ocean currents make it a unique spot for diving, offering a mix of tropical and temperate marine species. Dive sites are spread across the islands, with some of the most famous being around Wolf and Darwin Islands.
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Darwin's Arch
Located in the north of the archipelago, Darwin's Arch is renowned for the chance to see schooling h...
Wolf Island
Wolf Island is known for its underwater volcanic topography, including caves, arches, and cliffs. Di...
Gordon Rocks
Often referred to as 'The Washing Machine', Gordon Rocks is a submerged volcanic crater and a hotspo...
Cousin's Rock
Cousin's Rock is a wall dive featuring an impressive marine life spectacle. The site is famous for i...
Kicker Rock
Kicker Rock, also known as León Dormido, is a remnant of a vertical tuff cone, now split in two. The...
North Seymour Island
North Seymour Island is a drift dive along a gentle sloping wall. Divers can observe a variety of ma...