GALAPAGOS OCT I - 2026

On arrival at the airport: the first checkpoint to ensure that no non-native plant or animal species are brought onto the islands. Your TCC (Transit Control Card) will also be stamped.

Finally, you will also need to pay the entrance fee for the Galápagos National Park (200 USD). The guide will meet us at the airport and accompany us by coach to board the yacht ‘Aqua’, where we will be given a welcome briefing and assigned our cabins. After lunch, we’ll set sail and head for North Seymour, where the diving programme will begin. In the afternoon, we’ll have our first ‘check dive’.

After sailing around the coast of Isabela Island, we will arrive at Cape Marshall, situated in the north-west of the island. We plan to do three dives in the area. In the afternoon, we will set sail for Darwin.

After a long sail, we’ll arrive at the legendary Darwin, where, since May 2021, the arch has been replaced by a series of pillars following its collapse. A day of four dives in the area.

In the morning, there will be two more dives in Darwin. After the dives, we’ll sail to Wolf Island, where we plan to do two more dives.

A day of three dives around Wolf Island. After the last dive, we’ll sail to Isabela Island.

Back on Isabela, we’ll be diving early in the morning at Punta Vicente Roca (north-east of the island). We’ll sail to Fernandina to dive at Cabo Douglas, before the iguanas leave the water.

Two dives in the morning at Roca Cousin. In the afternoon, a land excursion to the upper part of Santa Cruz, where we will visit the El Chato turtle reserve and other places of interest.

After breakfast, we will say goodbye to the yacht ‘Aqua’ and make our way to Baltra Airport to fly back to Spain.

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