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Red Mangrove Galapagos Dive Center

Discover Scuba Diving Experience

Introduction

Discover Scuba Diving (DSD) is a course designed as an introduction to scuba diving. In a matter of a few hours most anyone can see what it is like to breath underwater and become familiar with scuba equipment without going through a full certification process.

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What is Discover Scuba Diving?

Who can try a Discover Scuba Diving program?

Most anyone that is 10 years of age or older provided they do not have any medical conditions that might prevent them from doing so.

How does it work?

Your guests will watch a 45 minute video that will introduce you to scuba diving, then with one of our instructors you will go to a pool or shallow water in the bay to learn a few quick skills and get you comfortable before heading out with an instructor for the open water dive.

Is it safe?

Red Mangrove Galapagos Dive Center is proud to adhere to Padi standards.

Padi is the world leader in diver education and safety.

Clients participating in the Red Mangrove Galapagos Dive Center DSD will be tutored and guided by a Padi Instructor with the highest international safety standards in place.

How do I sign up?

Email: diving@redgalapagos.com for reservations and further information.

Why Red Mangrove Galapagos Dive Center ? New equipment
We adhere strictly to Padi standards.
Flexibility for your cruises itinerary.
Service and safety that is second to none in Galapagos.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Dive sites may changed based on what is on the itinerary due to weather conditions, currents, visibility, or the captains call due to the opportunity to see something out of the ordinary. There are many equally beautiful dive sites at each island and the captain will pick what is suitable for all on board.
The number of dives can vary due to change of weather and/or conditions or the captains to ensure the safety of everyone on board.
The National Park of Ecuador is constantly changing the rules and regulations, the dive sites available today may not be available tomorrow so please keep in mind that your sites may change due to changes in rules and regulations that are our of our control.
As a certified diver it is your duty to make the final call if you are ok to dive or not. You must let your captain or divemaster know if there is a problem.
Please respect the environment, The Galapagos Islands are a treasure not only for Ecuador but for mankind. It is most important that you follow the rules of the National Park so we can preserve this treasure for future generations.