Enjoy up to 20% OFF on one of the most ICONIC dive destinations in the WORLD
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Click HERE to get inspired by the biodiversity of the iconic Galapagos islands.Calipso is a 35.4-meter (117-foot) yacht, completely renovated in 2019 to offer modern comforts and convenience for divers. It accommodates up to 16 guests in eight double cabins, each with a private bathroom, individual climate control, panoramic windows, and entertainment system. The vessel features a spacious dive deck with hot water showers, a large camera table, and charging stations. Additional amenities include a sun deck with jacuzzi, outdoor dining area, and lounge chairs for relaxing between dives.
Including:7 nights dive itinerary 'Wolf & Darwin' from/to San Cristobal
(shared) Twin/double bed cabin with ensuite bathroom and A/C
Full board base with breakfast, lunch and dinner, unlimited water, coffee and tea, welcome drink & snacks, soft drinks
Up to 4 dives daily with 12l tank, weight and bi-Lingual guide (19 dives)
Airport transfer from/to San Cristobal
1 addtional FREE night in a gorgeous hotel in Quito.
Complimentary wifi on board
Free nitrox (usually: US$ 150)
DA1 Dive Alerts, basic SMBs and Nautilus Lifeline at no charge
Island hopping Galapagos Islands, e.g. Santa Cruz Highland
All taxes
For bookings please click HERE to connect via WhatsApp or email me at natalia@divingspecials.comWhatsapp number: +34 665 98 02 75
In December and January, Wolf and Darwin in the Galápagos are entering the warm season (December–May). The water is warmer (23–27 °C / 73–80 °F) and a bit calmer, with better visibility. Here’s what divers can expect:- Hammerhead sharks
– Still present in large schools, especially around cleaning stations. - Galápagos sharks & silky sharks – Regular sightings, often mixed in with hammerheads.
- Manta rays & mobulas – Warmer waters bring more frequent encounters.
- Whale sharks – Much less frequent than in the cool season (Jun–Nov), but an occasional sighting is still possible.
- Playful sea lions & dolphins – Common around dive sites and often interact with divers.
- Turtles – Green sea turtles are more active, as this is their nesting season.
- Reef fish schools – Barracuda, jacks, tuna, and snappers are abundant.
- Marine iguanas – Less common at Wolf & Darwin, but seen while diving in central islands during this season.
For bookings please click HERE to connect via WhatsApp or email me at natalia@divingspecials.comWhatsapp number: +34 665 98 02 75
Looking forward to make your bucket list trip a reallity!
Natalia & your dedicated team at Diving Specials
