Tiburon Explorer Liveaboard
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Cabins

Stateroom Lower Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator

Stateroom Main Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Fan Ventilator
TV
Wifi
Toilet
Shower
Bathtub
Hair Dryer
Safe
Refrigerator
Deck plan
Features & facilities
Boat features & facilities
Outdoor lounge area
Partially covered sun deck
Jacuzzi
FREE Starlink internet
Ample seating
Indoor lounge area with dining, bar and entertainment area
Dive features & facilities
Large dive deck with a bathroom
Large camera table with charging station
Individual storage area
Rinse bins for cameras and another for gear
Diving operations are conducted from two large pangas (tenders), easily boarded from the dive deck
Tiburon Explorer Liveaboard Dive Overview
The Galapagos Islands are an epic destination for divers in search of big animals like hammerheads and other sharks, mantas, turtles and sea lions. Theres also prolific schooling fish and endemic species like marine iguanas, giant tortoises, flightless cormorants and penguins, all in an isolated and unique environment.
[See: Galapagos Dive Travel Guide]
Tiburon Explorer Liveaboard Accommodation Overview
Large and spacious, the elegant M/V Tiburon Explorer features 9 air-conditioned staterooms (maximum passenger occupancy of 16) located on the main and lower decks; all with private bathrooms and ocean views. All nine cabins are outfitted with twin beds that can convert to queen beds, allowing for singles or couples in each cabin.


Main Deck Cabins


Lower Deck Cabins


En-suite Bathrooms
See how amazing the liveaboard is from our own visit there!








Itineraries
Itinerary 1: Western Archipelago, Darwin And Wolf Islands
Itinerary 1: Western Archipelago, Darwin And Wolf Islands
Itinerary 2: Galapagos Special 10-night - Itinerary A - Tiburon Explorer
Itinerary 2: Galapagos Special 10-night - Itinerary A - Tiburon Explorer
Itinerary 3: Galapagos Special 10-night - Itinerary B - Tiburon Explorer
Itinerary 3: Galapagos Special 10-night - Itinerary B - Tiburon Explorer
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Practical information
Time Zone
UTC-6
Local Currency
USD (US Dollar)
Language
English & Spanish
Electricity
120 V
Payment methods
Cash
Payment methods
Visa or MasterCard.┬аCredit cards are subject to the 14% VAT plus 5% in bank fees.
Boat specifications
Length: 125ft (38 meters)
Beam: 24.6 ft (7.5 meters)
Maximum Speed: 12 knots
Maximum guests: 16
Number of cabins: 9
Number of crews: 9 crew and 2 guides
Safety Equipment: Life rafts (2), life rings/strobes, life vests/strobes, emergency position locator, flares, oxygen, and first aid equipment
Air Systems: 2 electric Bauer compressors with nitrox membrane, producing 32% nitrox
Tenders: Rigid hull inflatables (2), used for passenger transport and diver pickup
Tiburon Explorer Liveaboard Reviews
maya
I am one of the agents at Bluewater and I had the opportunity to do a trip on the Tiburon in December 2020. It was one of the most incredible experiences of my life.The cabins were very spacious with lots of closet space, the food was incredible, and I have never seen a crew work so hard to make everyone's experience perfect.I now recommend this to any client wishing to do the Galapagos on a luxury boat.
Read Moremaya
I am one of the agents at Bluewater and I had the opportunity to do a trip on the Tiburon in December 2020. It was one of the most incredible experiences of my life.The cabins were very spacious with lots of closet space, the food was incredible, and I have never seen a crew work so hard to make everyone's experience perfect.I now recommend this to any client wishing to do the Galapagos on a luxury boat.
Read MoreDivebiddie@gmail.com
Three of us ladies took a trip of a lifetime in December. The Tiburon was very luxurious, and was a great spot to observe the mountains and sea around the island.When we arrived, before we could even get unpacked, orcas were swimming around the yacht! We hopped in tenders to see them even closer. What a way together pumped for the trip.Next day we got to experience our first day of diving nearby. The water was warmer than I expected and very clear. We saw clusters of white tip sharks resting here and there, along with the Pacific fauna we are not used to. Our trip included Drwin arch and Wolf Island, so we had two nights of 200 mile voyages. We were in the lower rooms, and the waves were large enough that we watched bioluminescent plankton " flow" by the windows. It was awe inspiring. The hammerheads at Wolf Island showed up like clockwork and we were there to witness. Divers were nestled in rocks as the sharks amassed beside us slowly against the current. Every now and then one would swim right over us, so we got good chances for photos. The dives were varied, ranging from sharks to corals of every color. Water visibility was good, and we wore 5mm wetsuits. The underwater landscape and creatures were more beautiful than I expected.The Tiburon liveaboard was all one could ask for. A friendly, attentive crew, great food in beautiful surroundings, top notch dive tanks and dive deck. Spacious and modern rooms with comfy mattresses and linens. The captain stopped mid-trip coming back from the northern islands and bought fresh tuna from a fisherman, the chef used it to make sashimi and sushi for an "equator crossing party".I has been a difficult year for Ecuador, yet our crew gave us their all in attention and detail.PS: I must mention there nice little boutique we stayed in Puerto Arroyo, before the trip La Isla. I was convenient, lovely and very comfortable. It is family owned and new. The best ceviche I have ever eaten.
Read MoreDivebiddie@gmail.com
Three of us ladies took a trip of a lifetime in December. The Tiburon was very luxurious, and was a great spot to observe the mountains and sea around the island.When we arrived, before we could even get unpacked, orcas were swimming around the yacht! We hopped in tenders to see them even closer. What a way together pumped for the trip.Next day we got to experience our first day of diving nearby. The water was warmer than I expected and very clear. We saw clusters of white tip sharks resting here and there, along with the Pacific fauna we are not used to. Our trip included Drwin arch and Wolf Island, so we had two nights of 200 mile voyages. We were in the lower rooms, and the waves were large enough that we watched bioluminescent plankton " flow" by the windows. It was awe inspiring. The hammerheads at Wolf Island showed up like clockwork and we were there to witness. Divers were nestled in rocks as the sharks amassed beside us slowly against the current. Every now and then one would swim right over us, so we got good chances for photos. The dives were varied, ranging from sharks to corals of every color. Water visibility was good, and we wore 5mm wetsuits. The underwater landscape and creatures were more beautiful than I expected.The Tiburon liveaboard was all one could ask for. A friendly, attentive crew, great food in beautiful surroundings, top notch dive tanks and dive deck. Spacious and modern rooms with comfy mattresses and linens. The captain stopped mid-trip coming back from the northern islands and bought fresh tuna from a fisherman, the chef used it to make sashimi and sushi for an "equator crossing party".I has been a difficult year for Ecuador, yet our crew gave us their all in attention and detail.PS: I must mention there nice little boutique we stayed in Puerto Arroyo, before the trip La Isla. I was convenient, lovely and very comfortable. It is family owned and new. The best ceviche I have ever eaten.
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