[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"nav-footer-cache":3,"$pLFqbRPPgU":5},{"state":4},"done",{"page":6,"questions":12,"breadcrumbPages":25},{"question":7,"answer":8,"url":9,"originPage":10,"destination":11},"How much does a Galápagos tour cost?","Prices of itineraries vary by length, boat class, and season. You’ll see per-person starting prices on the cards below. On top of the tour, budget for the two mandatory fees (US$200 park entrance + US$20 transit card = about US$220) and the mainland-to-islands flight (around US$400–US$500 per person). That’s roughly US$600 in fixed costs before the tour itself.","how-much-does-a-galapagos-tour-cost","Tours","Galapagos",[13,17,21],{"url":14,"originPage":10,"destination":11,"question":15,"answer":16},"how-many-days-do-i-need","How many days do I need?","More than the label suggests. A 4-day trip gives you about two full days on the islands once you remove the travel days. If you want to reach the farther islands, plan for a longer trip.",{"url":18,"originPage":10,"destination":11,"question":19,"answer":20},"do-i-need-to-pay-the-park-fees-in-cash","Do I need to pay the park fees in cash?","Yes. The US$200 park entrance fee is paid in cash when you arrive at the islands’ airport, while the US$20 transit control card is bought in cash at the Quito or Guayaquil airport before your flight. Carry US dollars.",{"url":22,"originPage":10,"destination":11,"question":23,"answer":24},"how-far-ahead-should-i-book","How far ahead should I book?","Most travelers book 6–12 months ahead. The best boats and cabins tend to sell out early. Tell us your dates, and we’ll let you know what’s still available.",[26,30],{"title":27,"url":28,"active":29},"FAQ","faq",false,{"title":7,"url":31,"active":32},"",true]