Galaxy Diver II, Galapagos
- Nitrox available
- Free Internet
- Free Nitrox
“Highly recommend diving with the Galaxy Diver 2. ”
Highlights
The Galaxy Diver II accommodates up to 16 guests on diving adventures in the Galapagos Islands. Air-conditioned cabins feature private bathrooms with hot showers, toiletries, and towels, providing a comfortable retreat after a day underwater. The small guest capacity creates a relaxed atmosphere for sharing the experience with fellow divers.
Between dives, guests can unwind in the onboard social areas or enjoy ocean views and the sea breeze from the outdoor decks. Meals feature local and international dishes, with drinking water, coffee, and tea available throughout the day. Two bilingual dive guides lead the underwater exploration, and complimentary Nitrox is available for certified divers.
The 8-day, 7-night diving itinerary explores renowned sites around Wolf and Darwin Islands, including Shark Bay, El Arenal, and Darwin’s Pillars. Other highlights include Punta Carrion, Cousin Rock, Cape Douglas, and Vicente Roca Point, subject to conditions. Divers have opportunities to encounter hammerhead sharks, Galapagos sharks, rays, and seasonal whale sharks, while a visit to Santa Cruz’s highlands adds a glimpse of the islands’ terrestrial wildlife.
Book your Galapagos diving adventure aboard the Galaxy Diver II online today.
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Included: VAT, Port Fees, Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee, Welcome Cocktails, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Nitrox, Kayaks, Land Excursions, Naturalist Guide, Snorkel Gear, Beach Towels, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, Deck Towels, WiFi internet.
Required Extras: Domestic Flight Non-Issuance Fee ($60 / trip), National Park Fees ($220 / trip).
Optional Extras: Gratuities, Airport Transfer, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft drinks, Nitrox Course ($250), Private Dive Guide ($2,400), Rental Gear, Scuba Diving Courses.
Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.
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Galaxy Diver II Reviews
- 9.5 Exceptional
- Vessel 9.6
- Crew 9.4
- Food 9.8
- Diving 9.3
- Value 9.2
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- 10 Exceptional
- Artip T
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United States
July 2026
Great guides, great crews, great boat, nothing to complain. Guides still bring us to see every highlight, school of hammerheads, mola mola, whale sharks, even during el-nino, they still managed to find them.
- Recommended for
- The guides are knowledgable and prioritize safety. Clean room and nice hanging area. Crews are amazing.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Khosro R
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Canada
Unmatched Access & Exploration
The day flows effortlessly between diving, eating, and relaxing. Top decks offer comfortable sun lounges and shaded areas to unwind between surface intervals.
- Recommended for
- Confortable beds. Knowledgable Guides. Amazing Food.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Carl A
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United States
Amazing experience
We had a great time with Galaxy Diver II! We were truly amazed by everything. They think of all the small things. Like giving us a warm towel after a dive. And having everyone, including the boat captain, help when getting ready to go go for a dive.
- Recommended for
- Towel warmer. Food. Dive station/amenities.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Trang N
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United States
Memorable, must come
Crew did their best to deliver the best experience given the circumstances (el nino reduced marine life significantly)
- Recommended for
- Professional Guides. Excellent service. Comfortable cabins.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Jack G
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Australia
Galaxy Diver II — A Trip of a Lifetime in the Galápagos
There are trips you take, and then there are trips that change you. Our week aboard Galaxy Diver II (3rd–10th June 2025) falls firmly, irrevocably, into the second category. My wife and I have dived in many corners of the world, but nothing — nothing — prepared us for what we experienced in the Galápagos, and nothing could have made it as extraordinary as the vessel, the crew, and the sheer human warmth we encountered at every turn aboard this remarkable boat. Let me try to do it justice. Galaxy Diver II is a serious liveaboard built for serious divers, and from the moment you step aboard you feel that intention in every detail. The vessel is well-maintained, thoughtfully laid out, and manages that rare balance of being both functional and genuinely comfortable. The dive deck is spacious and organised — gear is stowed sensibly, camera tables are positioned where you actually need them, and the flow from kitting up to giant-stride entry is smooth and logical. After multiple dives a day, you come to deeply appreciate a well-designed dive deck. This one earns its keep. The cabins are snug without feeling cramped, the beds are genuinely comfortable (a non-trivial achievement on a liveaboard), and the air conditioning works — again, not something to be taken for granted at sea. The common areas — the salon, the sun deck, the outdoor seating — give you space to spread out, decompress (metaphorically, after the decompression you've already done), compare notes on what you saw, and simply stare out at one of the most extraordinary ocean landscapes on the planet. Meals were sensational throughout: fresh, varied, generously portioned, and served with care. When you're burning energy across four dives a day in tricky currents, good food matters more than you might expect — and Galaxy Diver II delivered on every occasion. If a liveaboard runs like clockwork, there is always someone behind the clock. For us, that person was Tao, our Trip Director, and we cannot speak highly enough of him. Tao's communication was exceptional from start to finish — clear, timely, and always delivered with a warmth that made you feel informed rather than managed. Whether it was briefing us on the day's dive sites, navigating the inevitable uncertainties of Galápagos conditions, or simply keeping everyone on the same page about timings and logistics, he handled it all with an effortless confidence that instilled complete trust. You knew, with Tao at the helm of the operation, that everything was in hand. But what elevated Tao beyond mere competence was his genuine passion — for the islands, for the marine life, for the whole extraordinary privilege of being in this place. That passion is contagious. It sets the tone for the entire trip. He was personable and approachable, and when things were challenging — and the conditions this week were, at times, genuinely challenging — his calm, supportive presence made all the difference. He didn't minimise difficulties; he contextualised them, encouraged us through them, and made sure no one felt left behind. We left feeling genuinely grateful for him. To dive the Galápagos with great guides is a privilege. To dive it with Juan and William is something else entirely. These two are, quite simply, extraordinary. Between them they carry a profound, intuitive knowledge of these waters — the currents, the topography, the behaviour of the animals, the precise rock where the hammerhead tends to hover at 22 metres on a Friday morning. Their ability to find the animals we had dreamed of seeing — schooling hammerheads, Galapagos Penguins, Galápagos sharks, marine iguanas feeding underwater, sea lions playing aerial games around us — was, on multiple occasions, genuinely jaw-dropping. They don't just take you diving. They curate an experience. And they do it with such joy. Juan and William are funny, warm, full of character, and completely in love with their work — and that love shows. The pre-dive briefings were a highlight
- Recommended for
- Crew. Diving Experience. Food.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Scot M
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United Kingdom
An amazing week on board the Galaxy Diver 2 in the Galapogas.
I cannot speak highly enough of how good this trip was. The Diving was unbelievable and exceeded any expectattions I had pre-trip (and believe me they were high!). Jorge and Paolo were excellent Dive Guides and the staff on the Galaxy Diver could not do enough to make sure our experience was first rate. The Galaxy Diver 2 itself is like a floating 5 Star Hotel and the food throught the trip was excellent with high quality and variety throughout the trip. If and when I return to dive in the Galapogas, this is the Liveaboard I would choose.
- Recommended for
- Quality of the Diving / Dive Sites and Dive Guides. Quality of the Galaxy Diver Liveaboard. Expertise and Friendliness of the Staff.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Linda M
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United States
The Ritz Carlton of Liveaboard Dive Boats!
One of the top liveaboards I have been on. The boat was sparkling clean and very modern looking. The cabins were spacious, bed very comfortable and the bathrooms were spacious and modern. The crew was fun and friendly. The bar had some nice wines for purchase and made delicious cocktails. The food was amazing. Equadorian cuisine presented and plated beautifully....gourmet dining! The dives were well organized and the crew worked hard to make sure divers got in and out of the pangas safely. Hughly recommend the Galaxy II!
- Recommended for
- The food was delicious and beautifully presented.. The boat was spacious and sparkling clean!. The crew was friendly and helpful..
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- 10 Exceptional
- James E
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United States
Highly recommend
Everything was well done. Nice rooms, good food, and great diving.
- Recommended for
- Spacious room with lots of storage. Very attentive staff. Great dive briefings.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Philip K
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Austria
Amazing trip, unforgettable
It was an amazing trip, best liveaboard of my life. Very nice crew and guides, amazing food, amazing dives, had the best time. 10/10 would do everything again, even with the high price.
- Recommended for
- People. Diving. Food.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Will H
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United States
Great Galapagos Trip
This was a wonderful trip, great liveaboard experience. All of the crew were great and made this a unforgettable trip.
- Recommended for
- Wonderful Diving. Great Service. Rooms and food were exceptional.








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