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 Darwin's Discovery Dive Triangle
 
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Never tried Scuba Diving before? This is a great opportunity to see the other half of The Galapagos Islands! After an introduction to equipment and techniques, a Diving Instructor will guide you on a series of three dives to explore the underwater realm that has been called one of the 7 Underwater Wonders of the world! This is a great way to find out if diving could be for you and a wonderful way to round out your Galapagos adventure.

After checking in and having lunch at Aventura Lodge, you will spend about an hour with an Instructor to learn equipment basics and diving basics. You will then head out for your first dive in Academy Bay. Here you will have your first Scuba diving experience and get a taste for what is to come! On the second day, you will head to North Seymour for two more dives.

N. Seymour: Eagle Rays, Manta Rays, Hammerheads, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Galapagos Shark, Stingrays, Marbled Rays, Tiger Snake Eels, Moray Eels, Garden Eels, Sea Stars, Sea Turtles, Jacks, Blue and Gold Snappers, Flag Cabrilla, Creolefish, King Angelfish, Barracuda, Heiroglyphic Hawkfish, Frogfish, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, Spotfin Burrfish, Scorpionfish, Cardinalfish, Nudibranch and more.
In the afternoon, you will head off to Floreana to begin the second leg of the Darwin's Triangle.



  Darwin's Land and Sea Adventure Triangle
 
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If you are looking for a way to get a few dives in at one of the best diving sites in the world and still have time for plenty of land activities to see all that the Galapagos has to offer then you have found it! This package is for the novice to intermediate diver who gets to experience up to six dives and enjoys all the land excursions the Darwin's Triangle has to offer.
Enjoy the best of both worlds, above and below the water!

After checking in and having lunch at Aventura Lodge, you will do your equipment fitting and checkout dive in Academy Bay.
On the second day, you will head to North Seymour and/or Daphne for two more dives.

N. Seymour: Eagle Rays, Manta Rays, Hammerheads, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Galapagos Shark, Stingrays, Marbled Rays, Tiger Snake Eels, Moray Eels, Garden Eels, Sea Stars, Sea Turtles, Jacks, Blue and Gold Snappers, Flag Cabrilla, Creolefish, King Angelfish, Barracuda, Heiroglyphic Hawkfish, Frogfish, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, Spotfin Burrfish, Scorpionfish, Cardinalfish, Nudibranch and more.

Daphne Minor: Sea Turtles, Hammerheads, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Galapagos Sharks, Silky Sharks, Golden Cowrays, Eagle Rays, Galapagos Grunts, Yellowtail Grunts, Creolefish, King Angelfish, Galapagos Ringtail Damselfish, Chamelion Wrasse, Rainbow Wrasse, Barracuda, Streamer Hogfish, Tuna, Parrotfish, Wrasse, Razor Surgeonfish, Panamic Graysby Cabrilla, Cardinalfish, Yellowtail Snapper, Nudibranch, Octopus, Slipper Lobster and Black Coral.

In the afternoon, you will head off to Floreana to begin the second leg of the Darwin's Triangle. The following morning in Floreana you will dive Corona del Diablo, Enderby, and Champion.
Corona del Diablo: Blue and Gold Snappers, Yellowtail Snapper, Barberfish, Mexican Hogfish in various stages, Razor Surgeonfish, Panama Sergeant Major, Galapagos Grunts, Chocolate Chip Stars, Cushion Stars, Guineafowl Pufferfish, Spotfin Burrfish, Panamic horse conch, Sea Turtles, Eagle Rays and more.
Enderby: Eagle Rays, Stingrays, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Galapagos Sharks, sometimes Hammerheads and Pilot Whales, Barracuda, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, Juvenile Grunts, Creolefish, Mexican Hogfish, Sea Cucumbers, Blue and Gold Snappers and more.

Champion: Sea lions galore, Sea Turtles, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, Longnosed Hawkfish, Sea Stars, Scorpionfish, Mexican hogfish in various growth stages, King Angelfish, Spinster Wrasse, Guinearfowl Puffer in its bright yellow phase, Flag Cabrilla, Red Lipped Batfish, Barracuda, Black striped Salemas, Panamic horse conch, Green Morays, Pacific Seahorse, Blue Lobster, Octopus and more.

In the afternoon, you will head off to Isabela to begin the third leg of the Darwin's Triangle.



 Darwin's Triangle Undersea Adventure Tour.
 
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Are you an experienced diver that wants the luxury of land-based accommodations? Then this package is for you! Experience the Galapagos undersea experience diving around Santa Cruz, Floreana, and Isabela. With up to ten dives and several land excursions, you will get all the diving in you want and plenty of topside action with this package.

After checking in and having lunch at Aventura Lodge you will do your equipment fitting and checkout dive in Academy Bay. On the second day, you will head to North Seymour and/or Daphne for three dives.

N. Seymour: Eagle Rays, Manta Rays, Hammerheads, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Galapagos Shark, Stingrays, Marbled Rays, Tiger Snake Eels, Moray Eels, Garden Eels, Sea Stars, Sea Turtles, Jacks, Blue and Gold Snappers, Flag Cabrilla, Creolefish, King Angelfish, Barracuda, Heiroglyphic Hawkfish, Frogfish, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, Spotfin Burrfish, Scorpionfish, Cardinalfish, Nudibranch and more.

Daphne Minor: Sea Turtles, Hammerheads, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Galapagos Sharks, Silky Sharks, Golden Cowrays, Eagle Rays, Galapagos Grunts, Yellowtail Grunts, Creolefish, King Angelfish, Galapagos Ringtail Damselfish, Chamelion Wrasse, Rainbow Wrasse, Barracuda, Streamer Hogfish, Tuna, Parrotfish, Wrasse, Razor Surgeonfish, Panamic Graysby Cabrilla, Cardinalfish, Yellowtail Snapper, Nudibranch, Octopus, Slipper Lobster and Black Coral.

In the afternoon, you will head off to Floreana to begin the second leg of the Darwin's Triangle. The following morning in Floreana you will dive Corona del Diablo, Enderby, and Champion.

Corona del Diablo: Blue and Gold Snappers, Yellowtail Snapper, Barberfish, Mexican Hogfish in various stages, Razor Surgeonfish, Panama Sergeant Major, Galapagos Grunts, Chocolate Chip Stars, Cushion Stars, Guineafowl Pufferfish, Spotfin Burrfish, Panamic horse conch, Sea Turtles, Eagle Rays and more.

Enderby: Eagle Rays, Stingrays, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Galapagos Sharks, sometimes Hammerheads and Pilot Whales, Barracuda, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, Juvenile Grunts, Creolefish, Mexican Hogfish, Sea Cucumbers, Blue and Gold Snappers and more.

Champion: Sea lions galore, Sea Turtles, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, Longnosed Hawkfish, Sea Stars, Scorpionfish, Mexican hogfish in various growth stages, King Angelfish, Spinster Wrasse, Guinearfowl Puffer in its bright yellow phase, Flag Cabrilla, Red Lipped Batfish, Barracuda, Black striped Salemas, Panamic horse conch, Green Morays, Pacific Seahorse, Blue Lobster, Octopus and more.

In the afternoon, you will head off to Isabela to begin the third leg of the Darwin's Triangle.

On the morning of day four, you will depart for Isla Tortuga for another 3 dives.

Isla Tortuga: Mantas, Stingrays, Sea Turtles, White-Tipped Reef Sharks, Hammerheads, King Angelfish, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, Barberfish, Blue-Chin Parrotfish, Bumphead Parrotfish, Galapagos Groupers, Galapagos Sheephead, Harlequin Wrasse, Grey Grunts, Tuna, Barracuda, Corals, Tubes and more. Possibility of Sunfish and Orcas.

Day five will be land excursion/decompression day with fascinating land tours as you off-gas all that Nitrogen you have been saving up over the previous days.