Stay in the Galápagos / Cruise / English-speaking guide
Regions visited: Galápagos
Activities carried out:
Cruise – Short hike – Tourism and environmental discovery – Birdwatching
Level 
Easy * From 1880 $
Accommodation:
The Coral I and II are magnificent and comfortable twin yachts offering charming social spaces spread over three decks, with both outdoor and indoor areas that allow you to enjoy an intimate expedition experience in your own way. With capacities of 36 and 20 passengers respectively, the vessels feature open deck areas with a jacuzzi so you can make the most of your relaxation time while sailing among the islands. The interiors are carefully designed to resemble a private yacht experience with a warm atmosphere. The restaurant serves delicious Ecuadorian and international cuisine, even offering an outdoor barbecue dinner on the Moon Deck. These are the perfect cruise vessels for charter groups where excitement and comfort are guaranteed.
Itinerary :
Available in 4, 5 and 8 days
All-inclusive cruises of 3, 4, and 7 nights.
Accommodation in cabins with sea view, air conditioning, and private bathrooms.
All meals, welcome and farewell cocktails, barbecue, coffee/tea station.
Two daily excursions to the islands.
Multilingual naturalist guides English–Spanish (French, German, Italian on request).
Snorkeling opportunities and optional SCUBA DIVING at extra cost.
Outdoor decks for observing flora and fauna, briefings, lectures, and onboard activities.
Round-trip flights to the Galápagos
Entrance fee to the Galápagos National Park: currently USD 200 per person
Migratory control card: USD 20 per person
Tips, medical services, travel insurance, and other unspecified expenses
Wetsuit rental: USD 25 for 3- or 4-night cruises, USD 50 for 7-night cruises
Kayak rental: USD 45 per use per person
Internet packages available on board
Alcoholic / non-alcoholic beverages
We regularly receive last-minute departure offers.
Give us your possible date range and we will check the current offers in the category of vessel you are looking for.
The boat’s tour operator reserves the right to modify the itinerary without prior notice due to weather conditions, Galápagos National Park regulations, or exceptional events. To avoid any connection issues, we recommend planning a buffer day between your international flight and your flight to the Galápagos, both on the outbound and return journeys.
The Galápagos National Park establishes the itineraries and scheduled visiting days for every vessel. By remaining flexible with your travel dates, you will have access to a larger selection of cruises.
Due to National Park regulations, round-trip flights to the Galápagos are scheduled only in the morning. You should consider that during a cruise you effectively lose a little more than one day due to airport procedures, flight duration, and the time difference.
It is important to take into account that each boat organizes its logistics with a specific airline. The airlines involved are AVIANCA or LATAM. Boats generally require passengers to purchase the round-trip Galápagos tickets through them in order to avoid logistical complications. Flight prices vary depending on the agreements between the vessels and the airlines. If clients choose to purchase their own round-trip tickets to the Galápagos, be aware that some boats will refuse to sell the cruise, some will apply a penalty—varying by vessel—and will disclaim responsibility in case of delays, while only a few boats allow full freedom to purchase your own tickets.
As operators have priority access to airline seats, we will take care of booking and purchasing the Galápagos plane tickets to avoid any logistical issues. You will simply need to inform us of your desired flight route.
