There is so much to do here, both above and below the waves. A lot of the wildlife in the Galapagos Archipelago is endemic to it, so you have the chance to interact closely with many unique creatues, such as the marine iguana, sea lions and many beautiful birds. Under the waves, the diving is sensational; whale sharks, manta rays, turtles and even penguins are all a possibility here.
Activities in the Galapagos Archipelago
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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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The Best Snorkelling in the World
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When it comes to underwater pursuits, there is a whole lot to love about snorkelling - not only is it suitable for all ages and abilities and only requires minimal equipment, it also offers the chance to see a multitude of marine species closer to the surface. From the vibrant coral reefs of…
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Longer Term, Longer Haul
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What with all the recent confusion surrounding air bridges, travel corridors and quarantine, short-term travel is still very much up in the air. Or not. It's hard to keep up, sometimes. Looking further ahead, though, we believe that a year hence travel will have returned to at least a…
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Where to Go Diving in 2020
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Whether you're interested in learning to dive or an old hand looking to expand your portfolio of deep sea adventures; a trend-setter among your dive buddies or simply curious on where the best places to dive are this year; discover our definitive list of the best places to go diving in 2020…
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The Top 11 Dive Sites For Shark Diving
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Did you know that sharks have been around for more than 400 million years? Not only do they pre-date humans but also dinosaurs, making them some of the oldest living creatures to patrol our planet. Despite this, over 100 million sharks are killed each year by human activity, from bycatch to…
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The World's Top 10 Dive Sites
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The term 'bucket list' was first coined in 1941 by famous explorer John Goddard, who at the ripe old age of 15 listed everything he wanted to achieve in life. Since then, the concept has spread across the globe, evolving with each generation to include everything from milking a poisonous…
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