Most experts believe that an 8-day cruise is the best balance of time on the islands for the money. While shorter cruises are extremely limited in what you get to see, many people feel that two-week cruises are expensive, long, and even exhausting.
Are you planning a Galapagos trip with a big group? Whether it’s a family reunion, a business retreat or small group project, or a special occasion like an anniversary, chartering a cruise can be a great way to share these moments with family, friends, and colleagues.
Ever since tourism in the Galapagos Islands exploded in the late 20th century, cruises have reigned as the number one way to explore the Galapagos Islands.
With about 80 cruise boats simultaneously sailing the Galapagos, it can be overwhelming finding the best boat for your needs at the best price possible. These tips by Columbus Travel should help you choosing a cruise and looking for the best deal.
For many, a trip to the Galapagos comes only once in a lifetime, so make sure that you take advantage of your time here and consider extending your stay before or after your cruise.
