Galapagos Islands

The Galapagos Islands are a top destination for adventurous divers seeking unique and rewarding experiences. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, this protected paradise offers some of the world’s most challenging yet spectacular diving opportunities. Divers can expect to encounter rare marine life, such as massive schools of hammerhead sharks, whale sharks, penguins, and marine iguanas, all found nowhere else on Earth.

The islands, located straddling the Equator in the Pacific Ocean, have played a pivotal role in science since Charles Darwin visited in 1835. His observations of the unique wildlife led to his theory of evolution by natural selection. The extreme isolation of the islands, combined with volcanic activity and the confluence of three major ocean currents, has fostered the development of extraordinary animal species that make the Galapagos a one-of-a-kind destination for divers and naturalists alike.

Known locally as Deep Blue, this exceptional scuba diving liveaboard vessel offers an unforgettable diving experience. Originally constructed from steel for enhanced stability and speed, the boat underwent a complete interior refit in 2015 and was most recently refurbished in early 2023. Designed to be lower to the waterline, it provides a steadier ride than most other vessels.

The Deep Blue features eight air-conditioned cabins spread across three decks, each equipped with a private en-suite bathroom with hot water, as well as ample storage space for your personal belongings. This liveaboard vessel combines comfort and functionality, making it an ideal base for exploring some of the world’s most incredible dive sites.