Dive with playful Sea Lions, schooling hammerheads and travel to the famous Darwin and Wolf Islands on Aggressor’s Galapagos Islands liveaboard scuba diving trip.

In 2016, Ecuador created a marine sanctuary in the area of Darwin and Wolf that includes 15,000 square miles as off limits to all fishing to conserve the sharks that congregate there and the ecosystem on which they rely. 32% of the waters around the Galapagos islands are now protected from fishing, which allows the unique sea life here to flourish!

Set in the aquatic sanctuary of the Admiral Cockburn National Park on a pristine mile-long beach, all rooms at East Bay Resort feature breathtaking views of the beach, ocean, and the surrounding natural landscape. Below water, South Caicos has a diverse ecosystem from the shallow Turks and Caicos bank to the deep walls just offshore. Divers will often find Spotted Eagle Rays, Reef Sharks and schools of fish populating the reefs and walls with many dive sites only recently discovered. Above water, flamingos flock to the centuries-old salinas where generations of Islanders harvested salt and wild donkeys still roam the island.

As civilization disappears, pristine beaches, coral reefs and warm, clear water appear. You have arrived. You are at Blackbird Caye Resort.Your vacation begins when you are met by resort staff at the Belize International Airport for a 20 minute ride to the dock at the Tourism Village in Belize City. There you will board the resorts fast 50 foot vessel, Big Bird, for the spectacular 32 mile trip to Blackbird Caye Resort.

Palau’s mushroom-shaped rock islands offer a variety of exciting dives: WWII wrecks, shark-infested channels, blue holes, a freshwater lake with stingless jellyfish and even a few caves. There are also sheer walls covered in lush soft corals and huge anemones. Beginner divers may find Palau’s strong currents challenging.

Set in the aquatic sanctuary of the Admiral Cockburn National Park on a pristine mile-long beach, all rooms at East Bay Resort feature breathtaking views of the beach, ocean, and the surrounding natural landscape. Below water, South Caicos has a diverse ecosystem from the shallow Turks and Caicos bank to the deep walls just offshore. Divers will often find Spotted Eagle Rays, Reef Sharks and schools of fish populating the reefs and walls with many dive sites only recently discovered. Above water, flamingos flock to the centuries-old salinas where generations of Islanders harvested salt and wild donkeys still roam the island.

Set in the aquatic sanctuary of the Admiral Cockburn National Park on a pristine mile-long beach, all rooms at East Bay Resort feature breathtaking views of the beach, ocean, and the surrounding natural landscape. Below water, South Caicos has a diverse ecosystem from the shallow Turks and Caicos bank to the deep walls just offshore. Divers will often find Spotted Eagle Rays, Reef Sharks and schools of fish populating the reefs and walls with many dive sites only recently discovered. Above water, flamingos flock to the centuries-old salinas where generations of Islanders harvested salt and wild donkeys still roam the island.