Calipso Yacht: Itinerary Northern & Western Islands (B)

Arrive in San Cristobal and transfer to the yacht. In the afternoon, enjoy a check dive at Lobos Island, where playful sea lions and marine iguanas welcome you. Overnight, sail towards Marchena.

Begin diving at Carrion Point, a great site to adjust to Galapagos diving, with chances of spotting mola molas. In the afternoon, dive at Seymour Island, home to white-tip reef sharks, Galapagos sharks, and rays.

Wolf Island is a diver’s paradise, hosting one of the highest shark biomasses in the world. Expect encounters with hammerheads, silky sharks, Galapagos sharks, eagle rays, and whale sharks (seasonal). Night dive option available.

Explore Darwin’s Arch, a legendary dive site famous for its massive schools of hammerhead sharks. The area also attracts whale sharks and offers thrilling encounters with pelagic species in the open blue waters.

Two additional dives at Darwin in the morning, followed by one or two more dives at Wolf in the afternoon. An optional night dive at Anchorage Bay offers sightings of the red-lipped batfish and garden eels.

Depending on the season, dive either Cape Marshall (January–May) for giant mantas and sharks or Cape Douglas (June–December) to witness marine iguanas feeding underwater. Afternoon dive at Vicente Roca Point, a mola mola cleaning station.

Morning dive at Cousins Rock, home to seahorses, frogfish, turtles, and rays. In the afternoon, visit the Santa Cruz Highlands to observe giant tortoises in the wild. Explore Puerto Ayora before enjoying a farewell dinner.

Disembark and visit the Interpretation Center to learn about the history and conservation of the Galapagos before heading to the airport for departure.