GALÁPAGOS MASTER – Up to 40% OFF travel dates December 2025 - April 2026!Price per person starting at: USD 4284 per person. Book by July 30th to take advantage of the promo discount!
From December to April, diving at Wolf and Darwin Islands offers crystal-clear waters and calm seas, perfect for soaking in the dramatic underwater landscapes. Divers are treated to thrilling encounters with massive schools of hammerhead sharks, graceful manta rays, and other pelagics in stunning visibility. The warmer waters and vibrant marine life make this season a spectacular window into the raw beauty of the Galápagos.📽 Check out a video of the wonderful Galapagos Master HERE
Wolf & Darwin dates & prices:
15 - 22 December 2025 including 30% OFF - U$4998 per person
29 Dec - 05 Jan 2026 including 40% OFF - U$4284 per person
05 - 12 January 2026 including 30% OFF - U$4998 per person
12 - 19 January 2026 including 30% OFF - U$4998 per person
26 Jan - 02 Feb 2026 including 30% OFF - U$4998 per person
02 - 09 February 2026 including 30% OFF - U$4998 per person
09 - 16 February 2026 including 30% OFF - U$4998 per person
02 - 09 March 2026 including 30% OFF - U$4998 per person
23 - 30 March 2026 including 20% OFF - U$5712 per person
30 Mar - 06 Apr 2026 including 30% OFF - U$4998 per person
20 - 27 April 2026 including 30% OFF - U$4998 per person
Included:- 7-night “Master the Galápagos” liveaboard cruise from/to San Cristóbal
- Shared double cabin on the lower deck with private bathroom and A/C
- Full board: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, juices, soft drinks, water, coffee & tea
- Up to 4 dives per day with 12L tank, weights, and bilingual dive guide (18 dives total)
- Towels, deck towels, and shampoo
- Transfer from Galápagos airport
- Land visits to Galápagos Islands, North Seymour, and Santa Cruz
- All taxes
Here’s what divers typically see during this season:
- Hammerhead sharks – Large schools are common, especially around cleaning stations near both islands.
- Galápagos sharks and blacktip sharks – Frequently sighted alongside hammerheads.
- Manta rays and mobula rays – Appear more often in warmer waters during this time.
- Whale sharks – Less frequent than in the June–November peak season, but occasional sightings still occur, especially early in December.
- Dolphins, tuna, and large schools of jacks and barracuda – Often seen in the blue water or passing by during drift dives.
- Marine iguanas and sea lions – While more common near the central islands, they are sometimes seen around the dive sites when resting on rocky outcrops.
Overall, December to April is a calmer, warmer season ideal for photographers and those looking for good visibility and classic Galápagos shark action.
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Email: natalia@divingspecials.com
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