GALAPAGOS - The World’s Top of the Top Diving Destination - Safari
What’s in store for us?The hammerhead shark wall near Wolf and Dariwn Islands!!Pelagic giants—15-meter-long whale sharks!Islands that look like they’re from another world—from black lava fields to green lagoons to blue waters teeming with life!Crazy sea lions, Galapagos sharks, silky sharks, eagle rays, manta rays, and the world’s largest bony fish—the Mola-Mola!Come face to face with endemic iguanas—the queens of this land!The luxurious Galapagos Aggressor III as a base for your dives!Stand on the equator and visit Quito, one of the highest-altitude capital cities in the world!Conquer Machu Picchu and discover Inca culture!Trip Description at a GlanceThe Enchanted Islands lie 1,000 km from the Ecuadorian mainland, 1,600 km from Panama, and 960 km from Cocos Island. In the 16th century, a ship commanded by Diego de Rivadeneira, fleeing Peru, was carried by the currents to the vicinity of the equator. The sailors saw the islands, but due to strong currents and winds, they were unable to approach any of them. This phenomenon made the islands appear to drift farther away, as if they were “enchanted.” Yes, these were the Galápagos Islands.The Galápagos Archipelago is every diver’s dream. It’s a must-visit destination when considering the world’s “top” dive sites. However, to reach these islands—located 1,000 km from the mainland—we must travel to the smallest Andean country in South America, which, despite its “tiny” size, can enchant even the most demanding tourist… Buenos días, Ecuador!Why does no one in the Galápagos pay attention to the wildlife in the city centers? The answer is simple. There are… so many more of them in the water!The Galápagos remain one of the most volcanically active regions in the world, which, combined with their remote location, creates a unique environment for marine life. The islands lie at the intersection of seven major ocean currents, which makes the marine life here truly exceptional. Diving here guarantees sightings of “carpets” of hammerhead sharks, Galápagos sharks, sea lions, iguanas,red-lipped batfish, bullhead sharks, eagle rays, whale sharks, green sea turtles, and—with a little luck—mola-mola, or the sunfish! :)Spend a week on the best dive boat and get a taste of Ecuador!On top of all that, we’ll take you to Peru to see Machu Picchu—the lost city of the Incas—and Cusco—the “navel of the world,” located at an altitude of 3,400 meters above sea level! It will be the trip of a lifetime!
