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The trip that still tops the list — a liveaboard to Wolf and Darwin for orcas, mola mola, marine iguanas and curious sea lions.
The Galápagos is the trip that still tops my list, every time. I did it on a liveaboard with the Aggressor fleet, running up to Wolf and Darwin Islands where the big pelagics gather — orcas, mola mola, and hammerheads in the current. Between dives there were marine iguanas making their mass "mad dash" into the sea, and a sea lion so curious it would not leave me alone. On land, the giant tortoises at the Darwin Research Station put the whole archipelago into perspective. It is the kind of trip that ruins ordinary diving for you, in the best way.
A proper liveaboard week running north to the legendary Wolf and Darwin Islands for hammerheads, orcas and mola mola.
Watch the marine iguanas mass on the rocks and make their awkward dash into the sea to graze — a Galápagos only moment.
Meet the giant tortoises and understand the conservation story behind every island you dive.
Days 1–2
Fly to the Galápagos, board the Aggressor liveaboard, briefing and a check dive near the central islands.
Days 3–6
Steam north to Wolf and Darwin for the headline dives — hammerheads, orcas, mola mola — with up to four dives a day.
Days 7–8
Return south for marine iguanas and a land visit to the Darwin Research Station before disembarking.
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