Galaxy Diver II, Galápagos
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9,9 Excepcional
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- Internet grátis
- Nitrox grátis
- desde $ 507/ dia
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“The following is a letter I wrote to a passenger (also a travel agent) I traveled with the week before: Dearest Marianne, It is …”
Destaques
O Galaxy Diver II é um liveaboard que leva 16 passageiros em viagens naturalistas e de mergulho ao redor das Galápagos. Há 8 cabines de casal a bordo. Os itinerários de mergulho a bordo do Galaxy Diver II incluem visitas a pontos de mergulho mundialmente renomados como Carrion Point e Wolf Island, Shark Bay, El Arenal, Darwin’s Arch e Cousin Rock. Epécies comumente vistas em tais passeios incluem tubarões-cabeça-de-martelo, tubarões-baleia, raias, tubarões-das-Galápagos, tubarões-tigre e orcas. Os itinerários naturalistas a bordo do Galaxy Diver II levam os hóspedes em excursões terrestres únicas de observação da vida selvagem e passeios turísticos.
Os hóspedes poderão explorar os fluxos de lava preservados de Sullivan Bay e encontrar lagartos e pássaros, descobrir a praia de areia vermelha de Rabida, leões-marinhos e falésias costeiras repletas de vida selvagem. Os hóspedes poderão observar a abundante colônia de iguanas-marinhas em Espinoza Point. Mergulhar de snorkel com peixes e tartarugas marinhas. Em Tagus Cove, os hóspedes podem caminhar pelas florestas de Palo Santo, avistar o ameaçado martin-de-Galápagos e mergulhar com pinguins. Os hóspedes a bordo do Galaxi Diver II encontram iguanas-marinhas, leões-marinhos, arraias e tartarugas em Tintoreras e exploram a avifauna dos pântanos, incluindo flamingos. Visite o barril histórico de Post Office Bay e mergulhe com as tartarugas marinhas. Cormorant Point oferece uma lagoa costeira, locais de nidificação e uma bela praia de areia branca.
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Incluso: VAT, Sobretaxa de combustível, Taxas portuárias, Água potável, Chá e café, Coquetel de boas vindas, Lanches, Plano de refeições em pensão completa (todas as refeições), Nitrox, Pacote de mergulho, Caiaques, Equip. Snorkel, Excursões em terra, Guia Naturalista, Internet WiFi, Produtos de higiene pessoal, Toalhas de praia, Toalhas na cabine, Toalhas no deque.
Extras exigidos: Custos adicionais pela falta de reserva de voos domésticos (60 USD por viagem), Taxas de Parques Nacionais (100-200 USD por viagem), Vistos e taxas (20 USD por viagem).
Extras opcionais: Gorjetas, Traslado de/para o aeroporto, Bebidas alcoólicas, Refrigerantes, Aluguel de equipamento, Curso de nitrox (250 USD), Cursos de mergulho, Guia de mergulho particular (2,000 USD).
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Tipos de cabines
Galaxy Diver II Comentários
- 9,9 Excepcional
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Embarcação
10,0
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Equipe
10,0
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Alimentação
10,0
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Mergulho
10,0
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Valor
9,3
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- 10 Excepcional
- Robert N
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Estados Unidos
Diving the Galapagos
The following is a letter I wrote to a passenger (also a travel agent) I traveled with the week before: Dearest Marianne, It is so nice to hear from you. First, of the 14 guests we had on board, not one was a drama queen, everybody acted their age. Ha ha. (Note: I was senior to all by about 25 years and I was the only American). They were from Australia (transplants from England), Germany, Spain, and France. Most spoke their native tongue, and Spanish and English. I thoroughly enjoyed their company while observing the minute cultural differences. Second, I would rate the trip an 8 or 9 when compared to the “naturalist” trip we took. As you know, the “naturalist” trip was chaulk full of minitrips, hiking, snorkeling and touring, and most educational about the environment and all. Most of the diving in the Galapagos can be found better elsewhere in the world. We did have some special moments with sea turtles and sea lions in and around the main islands. However, we did dive at Wolf and Darwin Islands, Darwin Arch specifically, both of which were spectacular, Darwin Island much more so though. Darwin Arch (now Pillars because the arch collapsed) is the flagship diving spot of the Galapagos. Besides seeing sea turtles and hundreds of hammerhead sharks, as well as other sharks, we encountered not one, not two, but six whale sharks. Most other places in the world, you are allowed to snorkel with the whale shark after chasing them a bit. But the whale shark always just swims away and you cannot keep up with it, then the chase begins again. Here though, we would dive to about 70 feet (about 21 meters) and lay on a ledge and wait for the whale shark to slowly swim by. This is what divers dream about. I shot video and posted the best on my Facebook page ( https://www.facebook.com/Fourteener ) if you care to see. All in all, I am totally happy with making both voyages on the Galaxy Diver II. Usually, when I travel to go diving I am glad I did it, but also happy to be heading home. While I still had these emotions when this trip ended, I was for the first time, actually tearfully sad because I had exceptionally good experiences and wouldn’t trade it for any other trip. These two weeks have been the flagship trip of my 70 years and I doubt any other trip can beat it. Thank you for getting back to me, I was sincerely surprised. I enjoyed our time together. Yours truly, Robert
- Recomendado para
- the crew. the food. the diving.
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- 10 Excepcional
- Vincent G
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França
Incroyable
Les plongées avec les requins baleine. Les centaines voir milliers de requins marteaux. La gentillesse de l'équipage et des guides Le confort du bateau
- Recomendado para
- Qualité du bateau, quantité d'espèces visibles, requin baleines
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- 9,6 Excepcional
- Ben W
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Alemanha
Just an absolute magical experience to discover the Galapagos on board of the Galaxy Diver II
It was just overall superb. The diving and underwater life, but also the fantastic crew and dive guides Jorge and William! Also we were lucky with our fellow divers and the food was just delicious. The boat was just newly renowated and in top shape and beginning of july was a great month to chose for a liveaboard in the Galapagos. At Wolf and Darwin there was unbelievable action, literally there wasnt a single moment without hammerheads or huge galapagos sharks in your sight!
- Recomendado para
- Walesharks at Darwin, Mola Mola at Carrion Point and the close up penguin encounter near Marshall Cape!
