Humboldt Explorer

关于游轮

Humboldt Explorer 是一艘长34米，宽6.5米的专业潜水船宿游轮，该游轮配有国际先进的安全系统装置和导航装置，不仅安全，稳定，而且舒适温馨，其平均巡航速度为10海里/小时，是潜水爱好者前往加拉帕戈斯群岛进行潜水船宿的性价比之选。

Humboldt Explorer 的主甲板层设有一间舒适的室内空调沙龙室，配有用餐区域，电视，音响设备，CD/DVD播放器，影碟和书籍收藏角，以及休闲沙发区。而船上的厨房就在沙龙室内的旁边。

船宿期间，该游轮的午餐和晚餐通常包括大量的沙拉，土豆，大米，鸡肉，牛肉，猪肉和鱼类。早餐则是鸡蛋，麦片，烤面包，和新鲜水果等的常见食物，该游轮的酒水都是免费提供的。此外，素食主义者，严格素食主义者，无面筋食材，食物过敏等特殊饮食要求，只需要提前20天以上通知我们的客服，我们就可以通知船上的厨师满足你的饮食要求。

该游轮的上层甲板也同时是该游轮的阳光甲板，部分区域带有遮阳篷，这里拥有足够的日光和美丽的海景，配有一个户外按摩浴缸，以及大量的休闲躺椅，一个酒水吧台，烧烤装备等。

Humboldt Explorer 的潜水甲板层具有非常实用的功能性，所有的个人潜水准备台都配有个人装备储放箱，此外，潜水甲板上还设有潜水服挂晒处，潜水相机置放台&充电站，普通气体及高氧供应设备，大型的清洗水箱，热水淋浴处，和一间甲板卫浴室。

Humboldt Explorer 船上共有7名船员和2名潜水向导，船上的潜水向导们都是然生物爱好者，因此你还可以在船宿期间了解到更多的海洋生物知识。此外，该游轮还配备了卫星通讯系统，如果旅客在船宿期间想要与亲朋好友取得联系，可以使用卫星通讯服务，但此服务需额外收费。

关于客舱

Humboldt Explorer 船上共8间舒适的旅客客舱，共可承载16位旅客同时出行：

所有客舱均配有空调系统，私人卫浴室，平面电视，梳妆台，衣柜，台灯，烟雾报警器和报警系统，电源插座。

2间 豪华客舱 (#1 - #2) :
位于主甲板层，每间客舱内配有一张大号双人床，可根据旅客需要改为两张平行的单人床，带有海景窗

2间 豪华客舱 (#3 - #4) :
位于底层甲板，每间客舱内配有两张平行的单人床，该客舱床铺固定不可调整，带有多个舷窗

4间 豪华客舱 (#5 - #8) :
位于底层甲板，每间客舱内配有两张平行的单人床，可根据旅客需要改为一张大号双人床，带有多个舷窗

关于潜水

• 通常每日提供3潜 + 额外可能的夜潜/黄昏潜

• 通常8天/7晚的船宿行程共计提供18 - 20潜

• 登船日当天根据情况，可能提供1次check dive

• 离船日前一天仅提供1 - 2潜 + 陆地观光行程

• 所有潜水项目均提供专业的潜水向导领潜服务

• 潜水员需达到AOW级别且具有100潜以上的经验

其他信息

• 高氧潜水：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 15升气瓶：限量提供，但需额外收费
• 循环呼吸器潜水：目前暂不提供/支持
• 技术潜水：目前暂时无法提供支持/租借
• 潜水装备：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 潜水保险：潜水员必须持有效的潜水保险
• 网络供应：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 洗衣服务：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 按摩服务：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 船上支付方式：现金 (美元)或信用卡
• 船员人数：11人，含2位潜水向导

Galapagos Sample Itinerary

Dat 1: Baltral
Guests fly to the Galapagos Islands from Mainland Ecuador, arriving in the late morning. The dive guides will meet the guests at the airport between 11:00 am and 12 pm and escort them to the Galapagos liveaboard, Humboldt Explorer. Guests will board the vessel, have lunch, organize equipment and listen to the safety briefings.

Dat 2: Baltra North (2 Dives)
Equipement check, 7:00 and 10:00 dives
Sightings include rays and schools of fish.
Afternoon North Seymour land visit. Walk the path around North Seymour Island to see the large colonies of Blue Footed Boobies and Frigate Birds. Sighting of Sea Lions and Marine Iguanas are also common. Depart for Northern Islands (long transit).

Dat 3: Wolf Island (4 Dives)
6:30, 10:30, 2:00 and 4:30 dives. Possible night dive. Sightings often include hammerheads, whale sharks, eagle rays, sea lions, Galapagos sharks, and silky sharks. Night anchor at Wolf Island.

Dat 4: Wolf Island (2 Dives) + Darwin Island (2 Dives)
6:30 and 9:30 dives at Wolf Island and 2:00 and 4:30 dives at Darwin Island.
Sightings often include hammerheads, red-lipped batfish, eagle rays, sea lions, Galapagos sharks and silky sharks.

Dat 5: Darwin Island (4 Dives)
6:30, 10:30, 2:00 and 4:30 dives, sightings often include hammerheads, whale sharks (in season) eagle rays, Galapagos sharks and silky sharks. Transit to Wolf Island.

Dat 6: Wolf Island (3 Dives)
6:30, 9:00 and 11:00 dives, sightings often include hammerheads, whale sharks (in season), eagle rays, Galapagos sharks and silky sharks. Long transit to Cousin’s Rock (20+ hours)

Dat 7: Cousin’s Rock (1-2 Dives)
6:30 and 9:30 dives (number of dives dependent on travel time from Wolf Island)
This is a great macro diving with an excellent chance of seeing sea horses, sea lions and eagle rays. Lunch will be served while transiting to Santa Cruz (3 hours). Travel by bus to the Santa Cruz Highlands to visit the giant tortoises in their natural habitat. Visit the town of Puerto Ayora and the Darwin Centre on your own. Dinner on your own in Puerto Ayora. Return to the Humboldt Explorer at 8:30pm.

Dat 8: San Cristobal
Depart the vessel by 9 am. Transfer back to the airport for flight back to Quito or Guayaquil.

Diving Condition

Galapagos is famous for huge schools of hammerheads, but there is more to Galapagos than just its schooling sharks. You will be diving in a protected and healthy marine environment with an abundance of rare species including Galapagos sharks, whale sharks, mantas, mobulas, eagle rays, stingrays, penguins, orcas, dolphins, mola mola, marine iguanas, turtles, sea lions, butterflyfish, tuna, and pufferfish among many others.

Galapagos has two seasons. High season is regarded as July to November when the Humboldt current is at is maximum force, bringing upwellings of nutrients from the cold depths. This is your best opportunity to dive with whale sharks in Darwin and Wolf. In these months, the water is cooler, visibility is lower, currents can be stronger and the seas can be rough at times. The air temperature is cooler and evenings can be fresh. The chances of seeing whale sharks are slim during the low season months of December through June. Other popular species, such as the scalloped hammerheads and large schools of fish are present year-round however, making the “low” season desirable if whale sharks are not on your must-see list. Temperatures are warmer and visibility is generally better.

Galapagos is a cold-water destination. Regular temperatures in Darwin and Wolf are 21-24°C (70-78°F) but can be warmer in the early months of the year. Thermoclines can dip to 13°C (54° F) in the Western Islands of Punta Vincente Roca and Cabo Douglas, which stay cooler year-round.