The six guest staterooms accommodate up to 12 guests. Four of the rooms feature private heads and hot showers. The two remaining staterooms make up a suite sharing a head and hot shower. The five-person crew, supplemented by a naturalist and dive guide are accommodated in their own quarters. The Galapagos Islands, world famous for the inspiration given to Charles Darwin in formulating his evolutionary theory, offer unique encounters with the prolific wildlife on land and sea.
Large animals abound, and sharks, sea lions, seals and turtles are seen during nearly every dive.
The 13 large islands and 12 small ones are located 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador. The snorkeling possibilities in the Galapagos waters are endless. Penguins, marine iguanas, colorful fish, marine turtles, rays, and even sharks are just part of the underwater life you will see while snorkeling. If you are not a diver, snorkeling is an ideal way to experience marine life. Every dive cruise offers two to three daily immersions.