FAQs about Galapagos: How many guests can charter a Galápagos yacht?

All cruises commence from either Baltra Island or San Cristobal Island, as these are the only islands with airports. Upon your arrival at the captivating Galapagos Islands, our proficient guides will be readily available to greet you, ensuring a seamless transition to your exploration of this enchanting destination.

You can visit the Galapagos year round, but the best time to visit may depend on your personal preferences. If you prefer activities related to relaxing and enjoying the sun along the beach, the warm season (December to May) is for you. But if you are a wildlife enthusiast and want to experience all the biodiversity of the islands, the cold season (June-November) is the best option. Or you can read this article about the best time to visit the Galapagos to take a tour in the perfect season for you. 

Yes, Voyagers Travel can help arrange your domestic flights to the Galápagos from either Quito's Mariscal Sucre Airport or Guayaquil's José Joaquín de Olmedo Airport, as well as mainland hotel stays. Flights are priced separately, typically costing $450–$550, and can be arranged together with your charter booking.

No, bareboat charters are not permitted in the Galápagos National Park. By law, every vessel must have a licensed captain and professional crew on board, along with at least one certified naturalist guide for every 16 passengers.

Yes, a private charter lets you tailor the itinerary and the pace of the excursions to your group's preferences. Unlike a standard cruise with a fixed route and schedule, a charter can prioritize the islands, wildlife, and experiences your group is most interested in.

A private charter gives your group exclusive use of the entire vessel, while a group booking means sharing the ship with other passengers on a fixed itinerary. A charter offers a flexible pace and a tailored program. Group cruises follow a set route and timetable.