Buceando en Galápagos (2016) Diving 

Not at all. Life is really abundant. In this liveaboard we never got the 30 meters deep, we didn't needed it. You can see it by yourself in the video, we fall from the boat, and a school of hammerhead sharks are just below us (maybe 4-5 meters deep...). Even snorkelling you can see a lot of pelagic life.If you are there with El Niño, then maybe yes, you need deep, or even with deepht you'll not see any pelagic, if El Niño is quite strong, or a earthquake is near. Galapagos is a challenging destination not for the depth but for the strong currents, cold waters, and bad visibility.

Very interesting,...thanks for your reply. Yes I know that Galapagos is really for Advanced Divers. I have not dived for 10 years but I did Tahiti, Bora Bora, Red Sea and Caymans. I would love to go and witness some of the Hammerhead schools and Manta Rays. Lucky You !!! I was in the Red sea last month, and the water temperature was 28 C !

@@dhakaboy1 I'm sure you'll love Galápagos. In fact in this liveaboard one diver had only 15 dives in her belt, and she enjoyed all the dives.

No, pendejo

En la isla de Darwin, en un vida a bordo (Galápagos Aggressor) que recorre las islas durante una semana

El precio no lo recuerdo, caro sí es. Inolvidable también :-))))) Puedes consultarlo en la web de Aggressor aggressor.com/galapagos.php

MRosaCM cual es esa isla me suena conocida

juanigamer X7 Son las Islas Galápagos, en Ecuador