Sunfish | Mola Mola

Giant whale sharks, 100's of hammerheads, mola mola, sea iguanas make this the most magical place on Earth

<img class="wp-image-14342 alignright" src="https://oysterdiving.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/indo_siren_low-scaled.jpg" alt="" width="629" height="419" />Welcoming a maximum of 16 guests per week ensures that there is ample space to relax. The 8 cabins are divided in fixed doubles, fixed twin and 2 flexible twin/double cabins offer air conditioning and en-suite bathrooms with hot water. The covered outdoor dining area provides a great setting for all your meals and the spacious air-conditioned saloon offers a cocktail bar, comfortable seating and a 42 inch flat screen TV. The dive deck will most likely be one of the most spacious and comfortable you would have come across. There are designated areas for charging and preparation of your camera and video equipment making the S/Y Indo Siren a top choice for underwater photographers and videographers. The vessel also benefits from 2 high-powered Zodiacs, kayaks, laundry and massage services and FREE equipment hire and nitrox.

This is but a mere taste of why divers consistently proclaim the Galapagos to have the healthiest marine life in the Pacific. Situated in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, nearly 1,400 km due west from the coast of Ecuador, the archipelago's unique flora and fauna is mainly due to the isolated location. The various racing ocean currents around the islands bring with them nutrients and the world-famous marine life. Above water, this isolated group of volcanic islands has a striking range of landscapes which are home to an unparalleled number of endemic species. Brought to prominence by Charles Darwin in his renowned book ‘On the Origin of Species’ following his 1835 visit on board HMS Beagle, the islands were named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978.