The Galaxy Diver III offers an unforgettable liveaboard diving experience in the Galapagos Islands, one of the world's most extraordinary destinations for marine biodiversity. Discover pristine underwater environments where every dive brings the possibility of encountering hammerhead sharks, giant manta rays, marine iguanas, sea turtles, rays, dolphins, and abundant schools of tropical fish.

Designed for diving enthusiasts, the yacht provides access to some of the archipelago's most renowned dive areas, combining exciting underwater exploration with the comfort and convenience of a liveaboard journey. From the legendary waters of Darwin and Wolf Islands to other spectacular volcanic dive sites, each expedition reveals a different side of the Galapagos marine world.

Experience thrilling dives, exceptional wildlife encounters, and the unique underwater landscapes that make Galapagos a true bucket-list destination for divers.

16 PASSENGERS

2 DIVING GUIDES

9 CABINS

9 CREW + 1 CRUISE DIRECTOR

SERVICE

Explore some of the most spectacular diving destinations in the Galapagos Islands, from the volcanic landscapes of Santa Cruz and Isabela to the legendary waters of Wolf and Darwin. Each destination offers a unique underwater environment and the opportunity to encounter an extraordinary variety of marine life.

Baltra & Santa Cruz
The expedition begins around Baltra and Santa Cruz, with diving opportunities that introduce divers to the unique marine environments of the archipelago before heading toward the remote islands.

Wolf Island
Renowned for its exceptional marine biodiversity, Wolf offers thrilling encounters with large schools of hammerhead sharks, Galapagos sharks, sea lions, rays, dolphins, and other pelagic species.

Darwin Island
One of the most iconic diving destinations in the Galapagos, Darwin is famous for its dramatic volcanic formations and abundant marine life. The waters around Darwin’s Arch are particularly renowned for encounters with schooling hammerheads and other large marine species.

Fernandina Island & Cape Douglas
Discover the pristine waters surrounding Fernandina, one of the most volcanically active islands in the archipelago. Cape Douglas offers the chance to experience unique marine ecosystems and encounter species specially adapted to the Galapagos environment.

Isabela Island & Vicente Roca Point
Vicente Roca Point combines spectacular underwater scenery with diverse marine life. The area surrounding Isabela provides an impressive setting for exploring volcanic formations and observing the species that inhabit these nutrient-rich waters.

Santiago Island & Cousin Rock
Cousin Rock features fascinating underwater landscapes and abundant marine life, making it an exciting stop for divers seeking variety and memorable encounters.

Santa Cruz Island & Highlands
The expedition concludes around Santa Cruz, combining the final stages of the diving adventure with an exploration of the island’s remarkable highlands before returning to Baltra.

The Galapagos Islands offer an extraordinary underwater world where every dive can reveal encounters with some of the ocean’s most fascinating species. From massive whale sharks and schooling hammerheads to marine iguanas and graceful eagle rays, the Galapagos Marine Reserve is home to an exceptional diversity of marine life.

During the expedition, divers may encounter whale sharks, particularly between June and November around Wolf and Darwin Islands, as well as powerful Galapagos sharks along the archipelago’s volcanic reefs. The waters of Darwin and Wolf are also renowned for spectacular schools of scalloped hammerhead sharks, creating one of the world’s most memorable diving experiences.

Above and below the surface, the unique marine iguana adds to the adventure. As the only lizard adapted to marine life, it can dive to considerable depths while feeding on underwater algae. Eagle rays, recognized by their distinctive spotted patterns and elegant movements, can also be encountered throughout the Galapagos Marine Reserve, with December to May offering particularly favorable conditions for sightings.

Every dive brings the opportunity to discover a different side of the Galapagos, surrounded by remarkable species and pristine volcanic underwater landscapes.

Length: 35 m
Beam: 7.60 m
Cruising Speed: 12 knots
Remodel Year: Coming soon

The Galaxy Diver III is a first-class vessel designed for exceptional diving experiences and responsible exploration of the Galapagos Islands. Combining comfortable cruising with dedicated diving facilities, the vessel provides an ideal base for discovering the archipelago’s remarkable underwater environments while traveling with a strong commitment to responsible tourism and conservation.

Safety Equipment
The Galaxy Diver III is equipped with essential navigation, emergency, and fire-safety equipment to support a safe and reliable expedition, including:
Life jackets for passengers and crew
Survival rafts
Lifebuoys
Flare gun and smoke signals
Emergency flashlights and visual signaling equipment
CO₂ and fire extinguishers
Fire detectors and fire protection systems
Automated external defibrillator (AED)
Fire suits
First-aid and medical equipment

Designed for diving expeditions in the Galapagos, the Galaxy Diver III combines safety, functionality, and comfort for an unforgettable liveaboard adventure.

The Upper Deck offers a comfortable and relaxing space with panoramic ocean views. It features spacious cabins designed to provide privacy and comfort, making it an ideal area to unwind between dives. The outdoor spaces allow guests to enjoy the surrounding Galapagos landscapes and the refreshing Pacific breeze.

The Main Deck combines accommodation with inviting social spaces. Comfortable cabins are complemented by the dining area, lounge, and bar, creating a welcoming environment to enjoy meals, relax, and share experiences after a day of diving. Large windows provide views of the surrounding ocean and Galapagos scenery.

The Lower Deck provides a quieter and more private accommodation area, with comfortable cabins designed for a restful stay during the diving expedition. Each cabin offers air conditioning, a private bathroom, storage space, and essential amenities for comfort throughout the journey.

The Diving Deck is the heart of the Galaxy Diver III’s diving operation. Designed for efficiency and comfort, it features dedicated equipment stations, wetsuit racks, gear assembly areas, freshwater showers, and equipment rinse facilities. A dedicated camera table and rinse tanks provide practical support for underwater photography and video equipment, while easy-access stairs connect divers with the water and tenders.

• Transfers in Galapagos Islands on the days of the tour
• Transportation and fuel surcharge in the Marine reserve of Galapagos.
• Cruise Director onboard , ensuring seamless coordination and guest experience.
• Accommodation on double or twin cabin with private bathroom and A/C
• Shampoo, hair conditioner, and soap for daily use.
• All meals during the cruise.
• One snack after each activity (except last day).
• Unlimited purified water, coffee and tea.
• 2 Bilingual Dive Masters.
• All visits, excursions & activities according to the itinerary.
• 12L aluminium Tank.
• Weights & Belts.
• Nitrox use.
• Welcome cocktail.
• Surfer Marker Buoy.
• Nautilus Lifeline.
• Beach towels.
• Personalized crew service

• Flight tickets Quito - Galapagos - Quito.
• Galapagos National Park Entrance fee ($200 per person)
• INGALA control Card ($20 per person)
• Alcoholic and soft drinks
• Tips and gratuities
• Personal expenses
• Dive Equipment (wetsuit, BCD, regulator, fins and booties)
• Travel insurance (Highly recommended).
• Insurance for equipment.
• Diving insurance (DAN recomended)
• Optionals (hood, gloves, reef hooks)
• Nitrox course

Notes: Full dive kit includes BCD, regulators, wetsuit, mask, booties, hoods and fins only.

Net price per person and must be requested prior arrival in order to guarantee service