Diving Tour: Kicker Rock in the Galapagos
Seven-hour dive trip from San Cristobal with hotel pickup, bilingual guide, lunch and snorkel gear included.
from $226
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A seven-hour diving day out of Puerto Baquerizo Moreno on San Cristobal, run by BM TOURS SA. The tour starts at 7:30 am, either with hotel pickup or by meeting at El Cañón, and heads out to Kicker Rock, the eroded tuff cone also called León Dormido. Lunch, a professional bilingual guide and use of snorkeling equipment are all included. The listing shows no traveler reviews yet, so book with expectations set by the itinerary rather than ratings.
5 hours · Dive trip for certified divers only · Galapagos Underwater Exploration
A five-hour dive trip built for certified divers only, run by Galapagos Underwater Exploration. The site is Kicker Rock, the sea stack off San Cristobal that stands among the most dived spots in the islands. Rated 4.7 across 3 reviews, from $220 per person. Bring your certification card; this one is not for beginners.
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