Galapagos Master, Ecuador - Galapagos

Galapagos Master is the most eco-friendly liveaboard cruising in the Galapagos Islands. She provides a dedicated photo area with a camera table and a separate rinsing tank. A helpful experienced crew will make sure your staying on board and diving is on a high level. Lots of sharks, mantas, and iguanas will be seen.  

Boat interior
The liveaboard has a spacious indoor lounge where divers can spend time after dives. Here passengers will find a cocktail bar, a comfortable sitting area, and a TV. For those who prefer to stay outside and enjoy the gorgeous view, the boat has a dive deck with numerous lounge chairs. There is also a shaded area on the upper deck with cushioned lounge chairs. The liveaboard can comfortably accommodate 16 passengers. There are 8 cabins on board that are equipped with air conditioning, private facilities, and storage for personal belongings.

Dive deck
The dive deck is spacious enough for all divers to feel comfortable. It has plenty of storage facilities and special rinsing tanks for diving equipment and underwater cameras. Divers can also use shower heads for quick rinses after dives.

Safety
The vessel has all the necessary items for onboard safety, such as first-aid kits, life jackets, and firefighting equipment.

Suited for photographers
The liveaboard is good for divers who enjoy underwater photography. The boat has special areas for working with photos and storage facilities to keep all the delicate accessories safe. There are also numerous charging points for your cameras.

Itineraries
This boat sails for 7 or 10 nights. The Galapagos Islands are a huge protected marine reserve where you can encounter diverse marine creatures. At this destination, you can dive with hammerheads and such animals as Galapagos sharks, whale sharks, manta rays and other types of rays, and moray eels. Also, the mola mola, a very rare fish, can be seen here. This area is perfect for divers who like macro diving.

When to go
There are two major seasons for diving in the Galapagos Islands. The wet season lasts from January to June. The water temperature at this time is 20-25°C/68-77°F. July to December is the dry season, and you have a high chance to encounter sharks during this season. 

All visitors to the Galapagos Islands should provide a copy of their hotel booking; visitors staying with local residents should have an invitation letter from their host​