Galapagos Sky is a 100 ft. (33m), 16 passenger luxury live-aboard yacht that was launched in 2001 by owner Santiago Dunn. “Sky” has cruised the islands of the Galapagos Archipelago for nearly a decade – Read More
Upon arrival in Ecuador, most Western and Asian countries will be issued with a visa of up to 90 days. All visitors are required to pay for an Ingala Transit Control Card (USD20) upon arrival in Ecuador, and the Galapagos Park entrance fee ($100) upon arrival at San Cristobal. You will need domestic flights from either Quito or Guayaquil to San Cristobal. We would advise adding these flights to your booking, as it increases your luggage allowance with the option to pre-pay the ITC card & Galapagos Park entrance fees. Nomadic Scuba would advise that you check for any updated visa requirements on www.ecuador.org prior to your adventure.
– The Galapagos Islands are well known within the dive industry and are a National Park and Marine Sanctuary. Historically known for Charles Darwins’ findings, the Galapagos Islands have barely changed since he first set foot on San Cristobal in 1835. At the confluence of three major currents, the Galapagos Islands is one of the busiest aquatic locations known on earth, with many migratory pelagic species visiting the nutrient-rich waters through the year.
Nomadic Scuba founder, Matt Waters joined Galapagos Sky last year with his fiance; “Needless to say that we were in absolute awe of the diving. The dives conducted at Darwin’s Arch and Wolf Island where simply out of this world. I’ve never seen Hammerheads shoaling in such quantities before. The crew of Galapagos Sky are awesome, an amazing team of individuals working in unison to produce top quality service to all of their guests.”
