Galapagos, Ecuador Best Diving Season: Local August - September

The Galapagos Islands are located in Ecuador, South America, is one of the world's top ten diving resorts, known as the mecca for diving enthusiasts, the ultimate destination for divers, because it is a volcanic island, the activity of the sea currents is intense, the current is relatively strong, so it brings a lot of food suitable for marine life, you can see a lot of large fish and unique organisms, you can also see a large number of sharks Oh!

Rare species are numerous, with giant tortoises and large iguanas, known as the "world's largest natural museum", all you think and dare not think of marine life, unique land creatures can be seen here. It is also the birthplace of the theory of evolution and the place where Darwin came.

Perhaps the most fascinating thing about the waters of the Galapagos harbour is the fact that a 25-metre-long whale swims past you, a hundred or more dangling sharks swim overhead, a big slow cape passes by, a sea lion rolls around the reef at your feet, a 25-centimetre-tall *will* be waiting for the perfect moment to dive in from the shore, and the one and only sea breakers dive in to eat the seaweed...

The most exciting part of diving in the Galapagos is the encounter with large schools of fish, when you can see the wonders of the diving world: schools of fish gathered in a large sphere, barracudas and Galapagos and white gannet sharks forming a long wall, a picture that no talented painter could ever describe. Often the best fish watching is concentrated in the current zone, where divers can follow the currents and see all sorts of marine life passing by.