Galapagos Trip Spring 2009

Bighorn Divers, Galapagos Diving Trip, Ecuador
April 2nd to the 13th, 2009

Galapagos Islands

Lying on the equator, 600 miles west of the Ecuadorian coast is the Galapagos Archipelago, consisting of 6 main islands and over a dozen smaller ones.  Over many hundreds of thousands of years, animals and plants somehow migrated there.  As time passed, they adapted themselves to Galapagos conditions and came to differ more and more from their mainland ancestors.  Thus many of the species are unique and quite tame.  The islands were uninhabited until 1535 and the animals and fish still have little instinctive fear of man.  Due to constant ocean currents providing an endless food source, the underwater life of the Galapagos provides adventurous diving, where any moment can amaze you.  

Our Personal Guide

Mick Stemborski discovered the wonders of South American in 2001 and created Peru Alive, a cultural immersion program, based out of Cusco, Peru.  He runs various international trips for FVCC and spends numerous months a year, operating his Andean guiding company. Over time, he began to explore Ecuador, finding the people and culture equally amazing as its southern neighbor, Peru.   Mick holds a Masters Degree of Professional Counseling and is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor.  His under-graduate Degree is in Business Recreation and Leisure.  He has experience working with various groups in whole variety of international cultures.  Mick states, “There is no better combination than scuba diving in unique and foreign cultures”.

*** This Is a Great Trip for Divers and Non-Divers Alike ***

 

For more Information, call Bighorn Dive Shop at (406) 752-4970

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