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The
Galapagos Islands are known worldwide for providing incredible opportunity to
observe marine mega fauna. Common encounters include big schools of hammer-head
and galapagos sharks, white tip reef sharks and whale sharks. As a result, the
northernmost islands of Darwin and Wolf have been considered top ten dive sites
in the world for big encounters by many diving magazines worldwide and a
healthy dive tourism market has grown steadily.
Until
recently, the use of advanced diving technologies had been limited due to the
recreational diving profiles performed and the close encounters available even
for open circuit divers. But this is no longer the case.
The opportunity
to experience the worldwide famous destination on a closed circuit rebreather
is now available and provides a whole new level of enjoyment underwater by
granting closer encounters and great photo and video opportunities.
The
following footage is a raw-ish edit of a single 60 minute rebreather dive in a
recent trip organized by PADI Master Instructor Jorge A. Mahauad and PADI Course
Director Andy Philips. This trip is the second since 2010 by Galapagos
Rebreathers, a rebreather travel specialized organization in the Galapagos
Islands who is consistently promoting and executing rebreather live-aboard and
land based trips there.
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