There's a reason why Galapagos liveaboard diving is on every divers' bucket list. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Galapagos National Park is a paradise of protected islands bursting with unique marine life found nowhere else on earth. Diving adventures here encompass everything from aggregating hammerheads and whale sharks, to Marine Iguanas, Mola Molas, and more. The sheer number of rare species is nothing short of incredible. Plus, at the isolated Wolf and Darwin Islands (three days), you can watch as huge schools of scalloped hammerheads, silky sharks, and tuna float on by. There will also be a day spent at Cabo Douglass (Marine Iguanas) and Punta Vincante Roca (Mola Molas) as well as a North Seymour land visit to see Blue Footed Boobies and Frigate birds.