Galapagos Yachts & Cruises
Discover the Galapagos on board one of our favorite vessels. Spend 4, 5, or 8 days navigating through these enchanted islands as Charles Darwin did over 200 years ago. Choose from smaller, intimate yachts or more spacious cruise ships, travel from island to island while you sleep, and explore a different island each day. We work directly with all Galapagos vessels, which range in size from 10 to 90 passengers.
Luxury Class Yachts
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First Class Yachts
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Tourist Class Yachts
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Cruise Ships
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Scuba Diving Live-aboard boats
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Space on Galápagos vessels is very limited. Please Contact Us for more information about these vessels and others and to check availability.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Itineraries and program are subject to change without previous notice due mainly to readjustment of the National Park policies and regulations, weather conditions, seasonal changes or safety reasons.
Dry landing: passengers step from the dinghy onto rocks or a dock.
Wet landing: as the dinghy edges onto a sandy beach, passengers step into knee-deep water and wade ashore.
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