Galapagos Sky Liveaboard

Duration

7 Nights

Location/Type

Galapagos Liveaboard

Cabins

8 Cabins

Departure

Port of San Cristobal

ABOUT THE LIVEABOARD

Galapagos Sky is a 100ft (33m), 16 passenger luxury liveaboard yacht custom designed and built for the purpose of scuba diving in the Galapagos Islands. Launched in 2001 by the builder and president, Santiago Dunn, “Sky” has cruised the islands of the Galapagos Archipelago for nearly a decade. Providing thousands of divers with high octane, extraordinary Galapagos diving experiences.

Our Galapagos liveaboard cruises also offer a full line-up of luxury accommodations, excellent food, “extra touch” amenities, and the best and most qualified crew in the Galapagos. Galapagos Sky has carefully selected only the most knowledgeable, competent and hospitable Captains, Guides, and crew in the region. Our crew go out of their way to ensure our guests have an impeccable experience on board and underwater.

Cabin Price Starts at

$ 776

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"I wanted freedom, open air, and adventure. I found it on the sea."

- Alain Gerbault

Itinerary

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Galapagos Sky is a dedicated scuba liveaboard offering trips on 7-night itineraries year round. We do spend 3 dive days at the remote northern islands of Wolf and Darwin which have now been scientifically recognized as having the highest abundance of sharks in the world! We also dive with endemic Marine Iguanas at Cabo Douglas and Mola Mola at Punta Vicente Roca. Our itinerary truly gives you the best scuba experience in the Galapagos! We do up to 4 dives a day with 1 night dive on the itinerary.

7 Nights

Day 1

Embark

Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, San Cristobal

Isla Lobos

Check Out Dive

Day 2

North Seymour

Land Tour

Cousins Rock

2 Dives

Day 3

Wolf

4 Dives (night dive)

Day 4

Darwin

4 Dives

Day 5

Darwin

2 Dives

Wolf

1 Dive

Day 6

Cabo Douglas

Marine Iguana Dive

Punta Vicente Roca

2 Dives

Day 7

Pinzón

1 Dive

Galapagos Tortoise Reserve/Time in Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz

Land Tour

Optional Disembark

Guests with plans on Santa Cruz may opt to disembark early

Day 8

Interpretation Center, San Cristobal

Land Tour

Disembark

Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, San Cristobal

LIVE AVAILABILITY COMING SOON

Trip Interruption or Cancellation Insurance
Dive Accident Insurance (DAN or DiveAssure)
International Airfare to Ecuador (Quito UIO or Guayaquil GYE)
Hotel stay in Ecuador (Quito UIO or Guayaquil GYE)
Domestic Airfare to the Galapagos Islands (Quito UIO or Guayaquil GYE to San Cristobal SCY)
Galapagos National Park entrance fee $100
Transit card (TCT) $20
Hyperbaric chamber fee $35 - must be collected in advance
Fuel Surcharge $150
Nitrox (Enriched Air) $200 USD
Rental Gear
Gratuities

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Cabins

Price depends on itinerary – email info@apexoceantravel.com

Upper deck double occupancy cabin with one king bed or two twin beds, picture window, and private bathroom. All cabins have private ensuite bathrooms which are supplied with all linens, robes and towels. All cabins have a safe available in the closet. Hairdryer, environmentally friendly soap, shampoo & conditioner provided. 110/AC 60 cycle Type B (North and Central America).

Price depends on itinerary – email info@apexoceantravel.com

Lower deck double occupancy cabin with two twin beds, private bathroom, and porthole window. All cabins have private ensuite bathrooms which are supplied with all linens, robes and towels. All cabins have a safe available in the closet. Hairdryer, environmentally friendly soap, shampoo & conditioner provided. 110/AC 60 cycle Type B (North and Central America).

*All rooms include daily housekeeping and complimentary breakfast buffet.

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