SCUBA Diving in the Galapagos Islands at Darwin Island & Wolf Island on the Galapagos Sky Liveaboard

We spent a week on the Galapagos Sky liveaboard dive boat SCUBA diving around the famous and remote dive sites in the northern part of the Galapagos archipelago in Ecuador. See what we saw underwater around Wolf Island, Darwin Island, Darwin's Arch, and other sites including close encounters with massive whale sharks, a weird (and rare) sunfish, spotted eagle rays, a mobula ray, big schools of hammerhead sharks, many Galapagos sharks, playful sea lions (don’t miss the footage of a pair using a whitetip reef shark as a plaything), sea turtles, schools of fish (including swimming through an enormous school of Black Striped Selma), and much more. Dive in!

[kokwailam]

This is such an incredible video!!! AMAZING!!! thanks for sharing

[BlueHorizonDiving]

Looks incredible and Galapagos top of the list

[cmiarnau]

Great Video, and better dive.
thanks for sharing.
i can see you get to see lot
what month was this?
we are going to be there in 20 days.
thanks again
carlos

[kdum]

Good video. At 4:50 those aren’t tuna by the way, they are Bigeye Trevallay (Caranx sexfasciatus)

[steelersguy]

There’s penguins and marine iguanas at Darwin and Wolf? Also I think some of those sea lions are actually fur seals.

[countdracula]

I guess the only way to access these dive sites is with a Liveaborad ?? Also, to what depth do you typically go to...30 meters ??

[andrewchua]

when will be the best time to visit for diving?

[annettemarie]

Heading there next month. Can hardly contain myself!! What type of camera did you use?