Galapagos Islands Special Group Trips
onboard the Deep Blue

Playful sealions, masses of jack fish, friendly dolphins, Galapagos sharks, schooling barracudas and hammerheads, eagle and manta rays, penguins, red-lipped batfish - and, if you are lucky, one or more whale sharks! Join us for some otherwordly diving in the fertile waters of Galapagos onboard the best boats there. 

September 6 - 13, 2010
April 18 - 25, 2011
May 16 - 23, 2011
September 12 - 22, 2011
September 22 - October 3, 2011

Price: 2010: USD $3,795 - $3,995 per person, double occupancy
         2011: USD 4,195 - $4,545 per person, double occupancy
         National Park fees, surcharges, flights and mainland accommodation extra

It is no wonder that Galapagos remains one of the most captivating dive destinations in the world. The sheer abundance of marine life is astonishing – schools of eagle and golden rays numbering up to a hundred individuals, thousands of dolphins and schooling hammerheads. Commonly seen on the dives are sea lions, turtles, Galapagos sharks and whitetip sharks. Whale sharks, although rare, are often sighted in these waters. Combined with fantastic diving, Galapagos Islands also offer fascinating hikes and great snorkeling with penguins and sea lion pups. Dedicated dive departures include the remote Wolf and Darwin Islands.

Deep Blue is one of the newest yachts in Galapagos. The roomy and comfortable vessel has nine double cabins with ensuite bathrooms and air-conditioning. The beautifully furnished cabins are spacious and have plenty of storage space. Common areas include a salon with panoramic views over the sea, a dining area and a sundeck.

Meals onboard are furnished by Deep Blue's own organic farm which grows fruits, vegetables and livestock. Fresh fish and seafood is sustainable and purchased locally. The dive deck is large and well-functioning and there are two zodiacs onboard. For underwater photographers there are two camera tables, a large rinse tank and two showers with hot water. You are treated to hot drinks, warm towels and snacks after each dive.