Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ
A. No, the Galapagos National Park fee can only be paid with USD $100 cash.
A. It depends on the boat, most boats provide snorkeling equipment which is either included in the price of the cruise, or you can rent at a low fee.
A. Please click here for fares with estimated high and low-season rates. Flights need to be reserved at the moment after making your cruise booking or tour confirmation to guarantee availability.
A. Economic and tourist class boats are quite basic with category 2 guides who usually don’t have a university degree. The cabins may not have air conditioning or hot water. Tourist superior boats are a category above economical and frequently have higher-level guides that speak better English (and possibly other languages). They also have hot water and air conditioning.
A. Boats navigate during the night and spend the day on the islands and snorkeling.
A. You will normally visit two visitor spots a day and spend 2 to 3 hours on each one. One visit is usually hiking or exploring volcanic coves in a zodiac, and depending on your itinerary, the second visit is frequently snorkeling.