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There is no requirement to wear a wetsuit when swimming or snorkeling in Galapagos, but for the most enjoyable experience we do recommend you use one.
The Galapagos islands are such a haven for undersea life because they lie at the point where warm ...
If you are prone to motion sickness then here are a few hints to help you.
Firstly, book a cruise on a bigger vessel or on a catamaran. Larger boats and catamarans are more stable, and so roll less in the swells. Some examples would be the Ocean S...
We encourage you to bring your own equipment to the Galapagos wherever possible. As a minimum, you should bring your own dive watch and any dive gadgets you like to use. You should also bring a valve adapter suitable for DIN valves. Unless you prefer...
There is good diving in Galapagos all year round, but June to December is usually felt to be the best time. The water temperature is coldest between September and November with thermoclines, although this also tends to coincide with the arrival ...
The Galapagos Islands are a year-round vacation option. Regulated by the coming together of cold water currents from the west and south (mainly the Humboldt Current) and warm water streams from the north (mainly the Panama Stream and El Niño c...
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