Discover essential travel advice for the Galapagos in our post, covering frequently asked questions, booking tips, and planning information for flights and hotels.
This article explores why liveaboards are the ultimate way to experience scuba diving in the Galapagos Islands. It explains the benefits of liveaboards, such as access to remote dive sites like Darwin and Wolf Islands, multiple daily dives, and an all-inclusive adventure.
Jenny Waack (founder of Galapagos Shark Diving®) and Jonathan Green (Tour Leader of Galapagos Shark Diving® and Director of Galapagos Whale Shark Project) discuss a question they get often, “What is the best time to go diving in the Galapagos Islands?”
Join Galapagos Shark Diving and make a difference in shark conservation through our Citizen Science Expeditions. In 2024, we tagged five newly named whale sharks—Elise, Luna, Makeba, Olivia, and Star—each contributing vital data to protect these gentle giants. With every dive, participants help gather critical research data, supporting efforts to safeguard one of the world’s most important marine ecosystems. Learn more about our whale shark conservation work and how to get involved.
Discover the unparalleled dive sites of the Galapagos Islands, from the shark-filled waters of Wolf Island to the serene beauty of Pinzon, each offering a unique underwater experience.
Explore top spots for diving with endangered green sea turtles, a guide emphasizing conservation and the best times to dive in locations like Galapagos, Philippines, Malaysia, Hawaii, Caribbean, and Indonesia.
Starting August 1, 2024, Galapagos Islands' entrance fee will be $200 for international travelers, aiming to fund conservation and sustainable development, marking the first fee change in 26 years. This initiative supports local biodiversity and tourism models aligning with conservation efforts.
Galapagos Shark Diving has successfully concluded the 'Name a Whale Shark Contest 2023', combining diving and marine conservation. Participants in the Galapagos Islands named whale sharks, contributing to the Galapagos Whale Shark Project. Funds raised helped purchase three satellite tags for tracking named sharks 'Makeba', 'Luna', and 'Star'. This initiative, drawing exclusively female names, reflects the unique female-dominant whale shark population in the Galapagos.
Embark on a 15-day Galapagos dive adventure with Jenny Waack. Experience double the diving in shark-rich waters like Wolf & Darwin, enhancing encounters with Whale sharks and hammerheads. Explore exclusive sites such as Pinzon & Roca Blanca, and witness a variety of rare marine life. Our extended itinerary offers more dives and a leisurely pace, allowing for a comprehensive and adaptable exploration of the Galapagos, both underwater and ashore.
This blog post highlights the often-overlooked beauty of the Galapagos Islands beyond their renowned underwater world. While the marine life is undeniably breathtaking, the post emphasizes the equally captivating land excursions available for those embarking on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to this natural paradise. The 15-day trip in question stands out due to its holistic approach, offering a comprehensive impression of the islands by blending aquatic and terrestrial wonders.