While snorkeling is possible from every boat in the Galapagos, several yachts now offer scuba diving. For certified recreational divers, these departures represent an opportunity to participate (with your dive guide) in a maximum of 3 immersions, to approximately 45 feet. Divers bring their own BCD, regulator, and wetsuit along with proof of dive certification. Those who are not divers enjoy instead longer hikes, and a lot of kayaking and swimming.

Scuba Diving Departures (3-4 dives)
Lammer Law
August 10-17 (7n dives - for serious divers, 1 cabin)
October 26 – November 02, 2002
November 30 – December 07, 2002 Mistral

July 20 – 27, 2002
November 09 – 16, 2002 (7n dives - for serious divers)
November 23 – 30, 2002
December 7 – 14, 2002

For snorkeling and diving, we select locations that are not feeding areas for sharks, at least not big ones. Octopus, sea horses, star fish, marine turtles, and other sea life caught in pools as the tide goes out are fun discovery zones. Out in the open, you will find yourself among moray eels, hammerhead sharks, White tip and Galapagos sharks, grouper, tuna, sea fans, and coral reefs.