In this podcast episode Jenny & Jonathan will talk about the topic "Why are the Galapagos so special and unique". They will talk about the marine wildlife you might see as a diver and why Galapagos is offering such a high variety of wildlife. After this episode your desire to explore this incredible beautiful and exciting underwater world.

In this podcast episode Jenny and Jonathan will discuss the question "What is the best dive equipment for diving in the Galapagos Islands?". They will tell you which thickness of wetsuit you should consider and give you tips what to pack in your dive bag. The recommendations are made for the dive period June to October as that is the time of the year where it is highly likely to see whale sharks in the Galapagos. If you are planning your Galapagos dive adventure that might be the right episode for you.

Jenny and Jonathan discussing in podcast episode #4 the frequently asked question “How warm or cold is the water in the Galapagos Islands?”. The answer is not simple as the temperatures vary in the different areas within the islands. We will talk about the different areas of the Galapagos Islands, the different water and air temperature and why it is that Galapagos offers such a big variety on temperatures. You are preparing your Galapagos dive holiday? This episode might give you great information and tips.

Many divers have the question "When is the best time to dive in the Galapagos Islands". In this podcast episode Jenny and Jonathan will give you more information about different seasons and what are the best months to dive in the islands and why. They will talk about the warm and cold season, the reason why in the colder season is more wildlife to see under water and what you can see when diving in the Galapagos Islands. In this season you get a good idea when you want to go. 

In episode #2 you will meet Jonathan R. Green, the main guide of the Galapagos Shark Diving Trips. Jonathan is the director of a research project in the Galapagos Islands studying the mightiest of all sharks, the whale shark. This research project is supported by all of our divers. Jonathan will explain how everything began and how he become the director of a research project studying whale sharks, become a underwater photographer, a scientist, author, a diver and a naturalist in the Galapagos Islands. 

Travel EmOcean is a podcast about Traveling, Diving & Emotion around the ocean. In the first episode Jenny, the founder of Galapagos Shark Diving, introduces herself to you. She is talking about the time when her life changed totally. Jenny worked for a long time in Germany in a bank and now she is diving in the most magical place on earth - the Galapagos Islands. She gets the opportunity to show this place to many other divers. She also tries to create awareness for sharks, the ocean and loves to show every diver how they can support shark conservation too and that we no scientific background needed.