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$5650 per person, based on double occupancy.
Originally $6560

Hammerheads, Whale Sharks, Sea Lions, Penguins, Mantas, Blue
Footed Boobies and So Much More!

Galapagos is famous for huge schools of hammerheads, but there is
more to Galapagos than just its schooling sharks. You will be diving
in a protected and healthy marine environment with an abundance of rare species including Galapagos sharks, whale sharks, mantas,
mobulas, eagle rays, stingrays, penguins, orcas, dolphins, mola mola, marine iguanas, turtles, sea lions, butterflyfish, tuna, and pufferfish among many others.

The Enchanted Islands of the Galapagos Archipelago remain a distant dream for most.

The reality of high-voltage diving in an area visited only by a very lucky few provides for a truly unique liveaboard diving vacation.

Dive conditions are challenging. The rewards, however, are great.

Who hasn’t imagined being in a land filled with creatures that time seems to have forgotten? Shoals of Galapagos sharks,
warm-water penguins, schooling scalloped hammerheads, whale sharks, mantas and myriad other pelagics frequent these waters.

You’ll return home with a new appreciation for nature’s bounty and
fond memories of admiring the fishing prowess of blue-footed boobies, the unique behaviors of the large schooling marine life and the abundance of species found on land and underwater.

The Vessel The Humboldt Explorer comfortably accommodates 16 passengers in 8 air-conditioned rooms, all of which have private bath and shower facilities. Most cabins can be arranged to provide two twin beds or one large bed depending on guest needs. All cabins have flat screen televisions and windows. Cabins are located on the main and lower decks. The air-conditioned salon on the main deck includes dining tables, TV, multimedia center, video library and lounge area.

A partially covered sundeck with jacuzzi and ample seating areas is
located on the top level. The dive deck is equipped with individual
gear bins, large camera table, recharging station, air and nitrox filling stations, tank racks, and a separate fresh water rinse tank for
underwater camera equipment. Diving operations are conducted from two large pangas (tenders), easily boarded from the dive deck.

Cell phone service is available when in proximity to Santa Cruz Island if your phone is so equipped. The vessel’s location does determine the reliability of access to these services. A satellite phone is available for emergency use.

Package Includes:
• 7 nights/8 days aboard vessel
• 3 meals daily, plus between-dive snacks
• 2-4 dives daily – total of 18-19 dives – 2 land tours.
• Use of tanks, weights, and belts
• All domestic alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
• Same day roundtrip airport transfers (from/to vessel only)

Package does not include:
$150 fuel surcharge, paid at the boat
$100 Galapagos Marine Park Fee, $35 Chamber Support Fee, $20 Tourist Card paid upon entrance to Galapagos

We will need to arrive on March 2, 2025 to ensure we are at the dock in time for departure on March 3. We will stay at Hotel Wyndham Guayaquil ($100 rooms).

Flights (around $430 out of Orlando) and Hotel Wyndham Guayaquil not included.

$700 non-refundable deposit due October 15, 2024

$2000 non-refundable payment due November 15, 2024

Non-refundable balance due January 15, 2025

To book this adventure please email Cassi at
OTWACassi@gmail.com or call the shop at 863-709-9253.

Limited Space Available, so book early! 

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