The Diving Guide: Galapagos Islands

by Steve Rosenberg, Ellen I. Sarbone

The Galápagos Islands, Ecuador's remote archipelago, is world renowned for adrenaline-charged diving and unique, fearless wildlife. These "Enchanted Islands" beckon both divers and non-divers from around the globe who come to dive with whale sharks and walk with giant tortoises.

This book includes all the information you'll need to visit this remote "ecological research lab"—in-depth descriptions of 43 dive sites with conditions, depths, topography and marine life, as well as detailed descriptions of dozens of land tours, with degree of difficulty, access, and terrestrial inhabitants. You'll also find full color photos, maps and helpful illustrations together with practical topside information, an overview of accommodations, weather, photography and much more.

224 pages, Spiral-bound

First published April 1, 2004