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The Galapagos Islands

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Galapagos Diving

The Galapagos Islands are undisputed as being one of the world’s leading areas for scuba diving - the range of underwater wildlife together with the fact that it is all so close-up makes for some memorable dive experiences!

Recent changes to National Park regulations now prohibit diving on all but a very few expensive, specialist dive yachts. Whilst this is a positive development to protect the wildlife it has caused considerable disappointment for many dive-fans as it has greatly limited diving opportunities aboard cruises.

It is not all bad news though as there still various ways to get out to some wonderful dive sites: