Galapagos Liveaboard Diving

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WHY PEOPLE CHOSE TO VISIT THE WONDERS OF GALAPAGOS WITH GALASAM

Our vessels were specifically designed for crusing and exploring the Galapagos islands, with the comfort and safety of the passengers in mind. Our yachts accommodating eight to sixteen passengers are perfectly suited for the islands of the Galapagos and allow the yachts to anchor closer to the landings areas, thereby permitting more time for exploration.

We offer a range of accomodations from economy class to the budget – minded or student – traveler, to the first class and luxury yachts for those seeking additional comforts.

Our crew are “Galapagueños”. Many of our captains and the crew members were born and raised in the islands of the Galapagos. They thoroughly know the area and are well prepared to show you the islands “Like a native”. Each yacht has on board a multi-lingual naturalist guide who has completed a rigorous training program at the Darwin Station. Most of our guides are natives of the islands and enjoy acquanting our passengers with the wonders of the archipielago.

Leave your watch at home! As our yachts carry a smaller number of passenger, we enjoy a more flexible schedule than the larger vessels.

We hope that you will accept our invitation to visit the incredible Galapagos Islands and enjoy the experience of a lifetime!

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GALAPAGOS DIVING CONDITIONS

Galapagos Islands weather may vary depending on the season. Have air temperature ranges from 75 (F) or higher in the rainy time (December-May) to the mid 60’s (F) during the dry period (June – November), with closely regular sea breezes.
The water temperature changes in 65 -75 degrees F from December through May and 60 – 70 (F) June through November.

Visibility is generally between 30 and 80 feet. Currents can range from 1 to 5 knots at the places where we do dive.

Most divers are complacent with a 7mm wetsuit from June to November, with a hooded vest and gloves and a minimum 5 mm wetsuit from December to May. Gloves and hood are energetically suggested in your scuba equipment.

The transfer of your dives will be done from small boats with an easy back to roll into the water.

WHAT TO BRING

  • Packing for a liveaboard trip is much easier than packing for a land-based vacation.
  • The climate doesn’t require much more than shorts, T-shirts, and swimsuits though at sea the winds can be cold and jackets are often necessary. Soft luggage is recommended as it takes up very little space when empty.
  • Sun screens, sunglasses, a visor, raincoat, lightweight sweater or jacket, long sleeved shirt, backpack, tevas and a hat are recommended.
  • Guests traveling through Quito who are interested in day tours may wish to bring some items of clothing for slightly cooler temperatures and good walking shoes.
  • Please remember that the Galapagos Islands straddle the Equator and the sun can be very strong at times. For this reason please make sure you have sufficient strength sunscreen.
  • In case of rough weather or if you have a tendency towards seasickness, come prepared with motion sickness medications or Transderm patches from your doctor.

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