DiveTheGalapagos
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Tiburon and Sky can also set you up with private dive guides. Best to have approval over who the private DM is. There are some guides I would consider accidents waiting to happen.
Is wolf / Darwin safe for youth divers?
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For the Calipso, I know Manuel, and he is excellent!
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That video is indeed intense! When I was there (and I know it's very variable) it was more of a back and forth surge, which I learned to glide with, or we hunched down among the rocks, and watched for the big pelagics.
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Thank you for your advice. We returned yesterday from the Galapagos. We did day diving trips (11 dives total) from Santa Cruz and had a blast- and were safe. We followed your advice and did NOT dive wolf/ Darwin. On the day we were diving off Santa Cruz there was a death of a diver on the wolf and Darwin live a board. So glad we were not there! Thanks for the advice.
So glad you had a blast. Great experience for you and your kids to dive safely and enjoyably. Thanks for giving us the follow-up. Since we don't know the details, a diver dying could mean one of many causes, some unrelated to the actual dive. So sorry for that family.
Rob
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