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Master Liveaboards Galápagos

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Liveaboard in Galapagos

Experienced divers often consider the Galapagos Islands as one of the highlights of their diving career. Huge schools of hammerhead sharks (Sphyrna mokarran) and hammerhead sharks (Sphyrna lewini), native Galapagos sharks, manta rays, sea lions and dolphins are just some of the highlights often encountered during a liveaboard diving

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Galápagos Master

Known locally as Deep Blue, the Galapagos Master is a 32 metre dive boat that underwent a complete interior refit to the highest standards in 2015. Constructed of steel, the vessel is more stable than most due to being designed to be lower to aid stability and speed. Newly refurbished in early 2023, the Galapagos Master offers 7 and 10 night itineraries covering some of the best dive sites in the Galapagos.

It accommodates a total of 16 divers on each trip, maximising the safety and comfort of all guests on board. There are eight air-conditioned cabins spread over three decks, each with its own private bathroom with hot water, and ample storage space for all your personal belongings. For added comfort and flexibility, the Galapagos Master offers some staterooms that can be used as twin or double rooms.

Common areas include a spacious indoor lounge on the central deck, where guests can relax and unwind while watching their favourite film, or their latest underwater footage, on the plasma screen TV. The indoor dining room offers a tempting variety of delicious dishes, complemented by the adjacent cocktail bar. Photographers can take full advantage of the interior camera preparation station, which includes several charging points (US round plug). Additional storage drawers at the stern of the boat mean that even photography groups have no problem finding enough space for their equipment.

The Galapagos Master's upper deck ensures that sun worshippers can sunbathe while enjoying the views of the Galapagos. Or, for those who prefer to relax out of the sun, the shaded upper level is an ideal place to relax on cushioned loungers and benches.

The boat is officially licensed to operate and organise diving activities in the Galapagos, issued by the Ecuadorian government and the Galapagos National Institute, ensuring that all safety tests have been passed and that the park's strict environmental standards are met. With all the latest safety features - GPS, VHF radios, satellite communication, two life rafts, emergency oxygen and AED - you'll know you're travelling in complete safety and security.

Vessel facilities

  • Guests: 16

  • Twin cabins: 4

  • Double cabins: 4

  • Ensuite: Yes

  • Air-conditioned: Yes

  • Towel change: Yes

Diving facilities

  • Diving courses: No

  • Rebreather Friendly: No

  • Equipment rental: Yes

  • Nitrox membrane: Yes

  • Charging station: Yes

  • Photography friendly: Yes

  • Compressors: 3 x Coltri-sub

  • Tenders: 2

  • Guides: 2

Security

  • First aid: Yes

  • First aiders: Yes

  • Emergency Oxygen: Yes

  • Oxygen administrators: Yes

  • Life jackets: Yes

  • Life rafts: Yes

  • Tender safety boxes: Yes

  • VHF ship to tender radios: Yes

  • Diver GPS (Nautilus Lifeline): Yes

Equipment rental

We offer equipment available for rental

Location

Master Liveaboards Galápagos - Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, Ecuador

Security underwater The sea.

1. Never hold your breath

Breathe deeply and slowly underwater. In addition to avoiding lung overexpansion issues, you will save air during your dive.

2. Always dive with a buddy

Always dive with a partner and make sure you stay close at all times.

3. Respect your limits

Always dive within the limits of your training. Train yourself before taking on new challenges.

4. Buoyancy

By maintaining good buoyancy control, you will increase your level of control, which will undoubtedly contribute to safer diving.

5. Pre-dive check

Before diving, check with your buddy: BCD, weights, straps, air, and final OK. This way, you can be sure you are ready to enter the water.

6. Keep learning

The more you practice your diving skills, the safer you will feel underwater. In courses like Rescue Diver, you can also learn rescue maneuvers to increase group safety.

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