Current-swept seamounts at Darwin and Wolf Islands assemble scalloped hammerhead schools that can number in the hundreds, often sharing the blue with whale sharks, Galápagos sharks, and bottlenose dolphins on liveaboard-only itineraries. This is expedition diving at its most demanding and most rewarding. The Humboldt-cooled window from June through September concentrates the densest hammerhead traffic of the year.
Sphyrna lewini & Sphyrna mokarran
Fauneya maps 13 Hammerhead Shark spots worldwide, with monthly sighting probabilities and practical info for each location. Featuring Darwin & Wolf Islands (Galapagos, Ecuador), Bimini (Bahamas), Cocos Island (Costa Rica), Fuvahmulah (Maldives), Malpelo Island (Colombia).
