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Galapagos Diving Tours Find Cheap Air Flights to the Galapagos Islands here Beginners can start at the easier places and proceed to the more difficult ones always led by our Dive Masters or instructors. In all our dives our Dive Masters will be actually diving in the water with you. Another important aspect of the Dive Masters skills is that, although there is a decompression chamber on the Galapagos Islands, the Dive Masters duty is to guarantee that, to a reasonable extent, you are on the safe side. The DivesEach dive is one tank. We use aluminum tanks with 3000 psi /207 bar - all tanks have the international connection system - if passengers want to use their own regulator with DIN system they have to bring their own adapter.The bottom time depends on each passengers air consumption. All dives are in-between 15 and 25 meters because this is where you encounter most of the Galapagos Marine Life EquipmentOur Galapagos diving tours rates always include complete SCUBA gear. Diver can decide whether they want to use our equipment or bring their own.Where and When to DiveAll day trips leaves from Puerto Ayora in Santa Cruz Island. We normally depart around 8:30 AM and, depending on the navigation distance to each site, we will come back approximately at 4:30 in the afternoon.What is IncludedAlso includes a mask, snorkel, fins and booties), 2 boat dives in small groups, Dive Master diving in the water with guests, transfers to/from Puerto Ayora and dive sites, drinking water, basic snacks. Galapagos diving tours outside Academy Bay also include box lunch. Open Water CertificationOur facility is also capable of offering your passport to the enjoyment of diving.Become fully certified in the Galapagos Islands and receive the best training, next to the healthiest marine life of this planet. Detailed theory, pool work and first open water dives included. The internationally-recognized PADI certification card never expires. Discover Scuba DivingPADI's addition to the underwater options can show the non-diver (yet!) the amazing world of underwater discovery.This introduction to scuba diving invites you to learn the basics about diving, both in theory, practice, and pool work, to ultimately enter the waters of Galapagos. Starting age is 10 years, and a minimum of 3 participants is required. Chances are you will want to become a scuba diver right away. What is like to Scuba Dive in the Galapagos Islands?Weather SeasonsAlthough the Islands are tropical, there are two markedly different seasons: The warm, humid and sunny season from December to May and the dry, windy and not so sunny season from June to November. Transitional months are January, April and May. The Warm Season offers hardly any wind (so the sea is usually very calm) and the visibility tends to be better. In the Dry Season there is more wind, sometimes the sea tends to be choppy and the visibility lower. Water Temperature Required Experience for Galapagos Diving Tours
Galapagos Diving Tours Available1) Package 5 Days/4 Nights Highlights: North Seymour, Daphne Minor, and the always amazing Gordon Rocks. Right on Santa Cruz Island, a visit to the Charles Darwin Research Station has been planned; this is the home of the captive-rearing program for the famous giant tortoises. Full scuba gear provided. This Diving Tour Includes:
2) Package 8 Days/7 Nights US$ 2,771 per person Description: A comprehensive underwater experience designed for the adventurous diver. Most dive sites within the central Islands are included, making it one of the most complete Galapagos diving tours available on this Archipelago. This Galapagos Diving Tour Includes:
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Galapagos Recommended Reading:The Diving Guide: Galapagos Islands The Galapagos Islands, is world renowned for adrenaline-charged diving and unique, fearless wildlife. These "Enchanted Islands" beckon both divers and non-divers from around the globe who come to dive with whale sharks and walk with giant tortoises. (This is the best diving guide I've ever read) Marine Life of the Galapagos: Divers' Guide to the Fish, Whales, Dolphins and Marine Invertebrates
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