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Galaxy Diver 3

Galaxy Diver 3

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Built: 2007, Refurbished 2026
Construction: Steel Hull
Length: 35 meters / 115 feet
Beam: 7.6 meters / 25 feet
Cruise: 13 knots
Divers: 16
Fuel Capacity: 4500 gallons
Fresh Water: 3500 gallons
Engine: 2 x Cummings QSM 450 hp
Electricity: 110 / 220 VAC
Generators: 23 Kw John Deere
Nitrox Free
WIFI Available

Schedules & Availability


Date

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07 OCT2026
7 nights
Diving
1 available space
USD 6400.-
1 available space

Departure/Arrival

embark:
07 Oct 2026
12:00
Baltra Islands
disembark:
14 Oct 2026
09:30
Baltra Islands

Prices & Availability

Cabins - various decks
USD 6400.-
1 space

Surcharges payable with booking

Entrance National Park - Galapagos
USD
200.-

Surcharges payable at location

Migration Control Card
USD
20.-
 Booking Request
28 OCT2026
7 nights
Diving
11 available spaces
USD 5440.-
11 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
28 Oct 2026
12:00
Baltra Islands
disembark:
04 Nov 2026
09:30
Baltra Islands

Prices & Availability

Cabins - various decks
USD 5440.-
11 spaces

Surcharges payable at location

Entrance National Park - Galapagos
USD
200.-
Migration Control Card
USD
20.-
 Booking Request
04 NOV2026
7 nights
Diving
4 available spaces
USD 6400.-
4 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
04 Nov 2026
12:00
Baltra Islands
disembark:
11 Nov 2026
09:30
Baltra Islands

Prices & Availability

Cabins - various decks
USD 6400.-
4 spaces

Surcharges payable at location

Entrance National Park - Galapagos
USD
200.-
Migration Control Card
USD
20.-
 Booking Request
11 NOV2026
7 nights
Diving
3 available spaces
USD 6400.-
3 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
11 Nov 2026
12:00
Baltra Islands
disembark:
18 Nov 2026
09:30
Baltra Islands

Prices & Availability

Cabins - various decks
USD 6400.-
3 spaces

Surcharges payable at location

Entrance National Park - Galapagos
USD
200.-
Migration Control Card
USD
20.-
 Booking Request
18 NOV2026
7 nights
Diving
11 available spaces
+1 option
USD 5440.-
11 available spaces
+1 option

Departure/Arrival

embark:
18 Nov 2026
12:00
Baltra Islands
disembark:
25 Nov 2026
09:30
Baltra Islands

Prices & Availability

Cabins - various decks
USD 5440.-
11 spaces
+1 option

Surcharges payable at location

Entrance National Park - Galapagos
USD
200.-
Migration Control Card
USD
20.-
 Booking Request
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The Galapagos Islands are home to some of the most exciting diving environments on the planet. From schools of hammerhead sharks and playful sea lions to dramatic volcanic formations beneath the waves, every day brings the possibility of experiencing something extraordinary. Designed specifically for divers, Galaxy Diver III offers a comfortable and intimate way to experience these legendary waters while enjoying personalized service and modern amenities throughout your voyage.
Comfort and Relaxation at Sea - While space aboard this beautiful vessel is limited to just 16 guests, Galaxy Diver III delivers a personalized experience lacking aboard larger vessels. The atmosphere onboard is relaxed and welcoming, making it easy to connect with fellow travelers while forgetting the rest of the world amidst the incredible surroundings. The vessel's indoor lounge serves as a gathering space between dives, where arge windows fill the room with natural light and provide beautiful views throughout the journey. Guests can relax with a book, review photos taken, watch television, or simply enjoy a quiet moment while cruising between islands. Adjacent to the lounge, the bar offers cocktails, wine, beer, soft drinks, and tropical refreshments. Here, guests can relive their memorable dive or wind down after a day of exploration. Enjoying relaxation and peace with new and old friends is just steps away. Above deck, the solarium offers another inviting retreat. Lounge chairs provide the perfect setting for enjoying the sunshine and ocean views, while the onboard jacuzzi allows guests to relax and recharge after a full day in the water.
Cabins Designed for Rest - After hours spent exploring the underwater world, guests can retreat to comfortable accommodations designed with simplicity and convenience in mind. Galaxy Diver III features eight guest cabins that accommodate couples, friends, and solo travelers. Depending on the cabin category, guests can choose between matrimonial or twin arrangements. Inside, large windows brighten each room with ample natural light, showing off unbelievable views of the surrounding ocean. Each cabin includes air conditioning, private bathroom facilities, storage space, charging outlets, a wardrobe, and a personal safe. The result is a comfortable space where guests can rest and prepare for the next day's adventures.
Built Around the Diving Experience - Diving is the centerpiece of every voyage aboard Galaxy Diver III, and the vessel has been designed to make each excursion as efficient and enjoyable as possible. The spacious dive platform allows guests to gear up comfortably before entering the water. Individual equipment stations help keep gear organized throughout the trip, while dedicated rinse tanks and camera areas support guests interested in underwater photography. Easy water access, onboard showers, and support from experienced dive guides ensure smooth transitions between dives. Every aspect of the operation is focused on maximizing time underwater and minimizing unnecessary hassle. The Galaxy Diver III offers free nitrox but does not support technical diving or rebreathers..
Dining Inspired by Ecuador - Great diving deserves great food, and the culinary experience aboard Galaxy Diver III is designed to satisfy and replenish guests after active days exploring the islands. Meals feature a combination of Ecuadorian flavors and international favorites prepared with fresh ingredients. Guests can enjoy hearty breakfasts before morning dives, relaxed lunches between excursions, and exquisite dinners shared with fellow travelers each evening. The culinary team also accommodates vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, and gluten free dietary preferences, ensuring every guest can dine comfortably throughout the voyage.
Exploring the Waters of the Galapagos - The Galapagos Islands have earned a reputation as one of the world's premier diving destinations, and for good reason. Throughout the voyage, divers may encounter large schools of hammerhead sharks, sea turtles, rays, marine iguanas, sea lions, and seasonal whale sharks. The diversity of marine life is extraordinary, and every dive site offers a unique experience. Beyond the wildlife, divers also encounter fascinating underwater landscapes shaped by volcanic activity over millions of years. These dramatic environments create a constantly changing backdrop that keeps every dive exciting and memorable.
Why Choose Galaxy Diver III - Galaxy Diver III offers more than transportation between dive sites. It provides a complete experience designed around the needs of passionate divers. From comfortable accommodations and inviting social spaces to excellent dining and a well designed dive platform, every aspect of the vessel supports exploration of the Galapagos Islands. For travelers seeking close encounters with marine life and access to some of the finest diving in the world, Galaxy Diver III delivers an adventure that is both exciting and unforgettable.
Narrative text and photographs courtesy of Galaxy Expeditions.



Dive Conditions

Many Galapagos Dive sites, especially those in the northern Islands of Wolf and Darwin, are characterized by the presence of the following diving conditions: Currents, Surge, Thermoclines, Cold water.
The best time to dive in Galapagos highly depends on what you'd like to see. The diving season in Galapagos is generally divided into two categories: Whale Shark Season (June-November) and Manta Season (December-May) when it's slightly warmer. During the warmer Manta Season the schools of hammerheads are generally larger and giant manta rays may be found off Isabela island.
December - May: This is the warm season in the Galapagos with the highest water and air temps. Brief afternoon rain showers are common but expect the tropic sun to reappear after the rain. Water temperature is 70-86F (21-30C) with some cooler thermoclines at depth. The northern islands are generally colder. Visibility stays between 40-100 feet (12-33 meters).
June - November: This season is known as the guarua and is cooler with frequent mist and overcast days. Winds can create rougher seas at times. Water temperature is 60-75F (16-24C). While colder, the trade-off is the rich currents bringing nutrients into the islands, resulting in more abundant marine life. Visibility is slightly less as a result.
Galapagos diving conditions can be challenging. Currents are moderate to strong and may require you to grab hold of rocks below the surface so you don't drift away. Surges may create difficulties during your safety stops. The average visibility is 10 - 21m (30 - 70ft), but can be less.
June to December. However, September November is the best time to see the most wildlife, but the waters will be colder. The water for diving is cold all year-round, but even COLDER during this time of year, with thermoclines as well. Wetsuits of 7mm are recommended, as well as a hood and gloves.
Divers must follow their Dive Master and Galapagos Marine Reserve rules at all times. Divers must stick with the group and their Dive Master at all times, remain with their buddies, and ascend in pairs. Safety Stops are obligatory for all Galapagos dives.