Discover wildlife through diving

Few places on Earth compare to the underwater world of the Galápagos Marine Reserve. These protected waters, surrounding some of the archipelago's most iconic islands, are home to an extraordinary diversity of marine life, from reef sharks and eagle rays to sea turtles, sea lions, and schools of tropical fish.

For divers, each day brings a different site, a different mood, and a different encounter. Whether you're drifting through the shark-swept channels of Gordon Rocks, exploring the volcanic slopes of Bartolomé, or gliding over the coral gardens of Champion Islet — every dive is a story worth telling. Come back to the surface, and you'll already be looking forward to the next one.

Book With Confidence — Online & Exceptional Service

Our online reservation system makes planning your Galápagos diving adventure simple and secure. Choose your preferred dates from the calendar, send your reservation request, and let our agent handle the rest. We take pride in offering fast responses, clear communication, and exceptional service since the moment you contact us.

If your group would like a personalized online information session and access to special group rates, just get in touch and reserve a time with us. We'll be happy to talk with you directly, guide you through all the details and answer any questions you may have.

Galápagos Weather & Currents - Best Times to Dive

The Galápagos Marine Reserve offers world-class diving all year long, with each season bringing its own magic. From June to November, cooler currents (18–24 °C) flood the archipelago with nutrients, attracting large pelagic species — including whale sharks, hammerhead schools, and Galápagos sharks patrolling the deeper sites. Visibility can be dramatic, with strong currents making dives like Gordon Rocks truly unforgettable.

In the warmer season (December to May), the sea temperature rises to 25–28 °C, the surge calms, and visibility improves — perfect for exploring colorful reefs, shallow volcanic formations, and the gentler sites around Santa Cruz and Floreana. Encounters with sea turtles, eagle rays, marine iguanas, and playful sea lions are common throughout the year.

No matter when you visit, the Galápagos Marine Reserve delivers. Every dive site has its own character, and every day in the water is a chance to witness one of the most biodiverse marine ecosystems on the planet.

Comfort, Safety, and Adventure

Every detail of our daily diving tours is designed with your experience in mind. Groups are kept to a maximum of 12 divers, ensuring personalized attention and an unhurried pace at every site. Each trip is led by 2 to 3 professional dive guides, so you're always in expert hands — whether you're a seasoned diver or building your confidence underwater.

Your comfort starts before you even reach the water. Transportation is included from the meeting point in Puerto Ayora to the Itabaca, where our boat and all diving equipment are ready and waiting. Just show up — we take care of the rest.

Onboard, everything is set up for a seamless day of diving. Our team is dedicated to your safety, your enjoyment, and making sure every dive leaves you wanting more.