Taking into account diving here, the most happening place to go would be the Galapagos Archipelago. Made up of 19 volcanic islands, there is so much to see here both on land and underwater, as a lot of the wildlife is endemic only to this area; from the marine iguanas and giant tortoises, all the way to the blue-footed Boobys and penguins.
Where to Go Diving in Ecuador & The Galapagos
Where to go in Ecuador & the Galapagos
Galapagos Archipelago
Galapagos liveaboard diving, simply the best way to dive the Galapagos Islands.
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Luxury Hotels in Ecuador & the Galapagos
Galapagos Sky
The Galapagos Sky liveaboard, formerly Sky Dancer, has eight comfortable staterooms, each with twin beds, which can be joined together, a private...
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Key Facts & Useful Links
Language: Spanish; Castilian
Currency: US Dollar
Visa: Not required
Religion: Catholic
Food & Drink: Seafood, meet, vegetables, potatoes, grains, naranjilla ( a fruit juice)
Time difference:
GMT -5 hrs
Flight from London:
11:15 hrs
Where Do Our Experts Want to Dive Next?
Our experts may be seasoned travellers, but there are still a few dreamy corners of the sea calling their names - and who better to inspire your next adventure than our ocean-obsessed team? We asked our resident diving gurus, Jacqui, Emily and Rachel, for a peek at their bucket lists and, as…
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Dry Suit Diving – Worth the Chill?
Dry suit diving is all about making cooler diving experiences possible (in every sense of the word). Designed to keep you dry and warm, switching your wetsuit for a dry suit allows you to enjoy longer dives, discover cold water destinations and explore remote underwater sites. Keen to learn…
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Galapagos Islands Facts
Straddling the Equator, 600 miles west of the (aptly named) port city of Manta on mainland Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands need little introduction. Since their accidental discovery by Bishop Tomas de Berlanga in 1535, followed by the famed visit of Charles Darwin 300 years later, the…
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Top Ten Sea Lion Facts
Whether you know them as sea lions or 'puppies of the sea', these charismatic and playful creatures share a lengthy history with humans. Sea lions were once worshipped by the ancient Moche civilisation of Peru, before later facing commercial hunting for their hides during the 1800s, so it's…
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Top Ten Tiger Shark Facts
Tiger sharks are nicknamed the 'Dustbin of the Sea', they
have a reputation for being ferocious predators and are known for
their indiscriminate diet. In fact, these remarkable creatures will
eat just about anything.
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