Grand Queen Beatriz
Why we recommend
The Grand Queen Beatriz motor yacht is ideal for small groups, nature enthusiasts, and travelers yearning for an intimate Galapagos exploration. Designed for just 16 guests, it’s perfect for those seeking a personalized and enriching experience. With its cozy atmosphere and focus on small group cruises, this yacht offers a unique way to connect with the breathtaking Galapagos Islands.
- Multiple cabin categories available
- Private balconies in all Jr. Balcony Cabins
- Outdoor Jacuzzi
- Al fresco dining
- Solo travelers shared cabin options
Grand Queen Beatriz description
The Grand Queen Beatriz cruise will delight you with modern style evident throughout the yacht’s spacious common areas, decorated with hardwood floors and equipped with all the technology needed to ensure safety and luxury for just 16 passengers—a contemporary Galapagos yacht, built in 2018. Relax in the solarium, dine al fresco, or hop in the Jacuzzi after your fascinating journey to the archipelago’s best visitor sites. Or take advantage of the living room’s wide-screen television for briefings and evening movies.
Cabins
The Grand Queen Beatriz provides spectacular ocean views from 4 spacious junior suites with exclusive private balconies and five standard cabins with windows in both the sleeping and bathroom areas.
Al fresco dinning
Bar
Dinning room
Jacuzzi
Social area
Upper back double
Upper back twin
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Grand Queen Beatriz prices
| Accommodation | 3 nights | 4 nights | 7 nights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Main Cabin | $ 3,460 | $ 4,614 | $ 8,074 |
| Deluxe Jr Balcony Suite | $ 3,999 | $ 5,332 | $ 9,331 |
| Deluxe Balcony Suite | $ 4,106 | $ 5,477 | $ 9,583 |
Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
These rates are valid all year round, except for high-season departures.
Rates includes
- Accommodation on board
- All meals while on board
- Purified water, coffee, and tea available during the cruise
- Transfers in the islands during operational days
- English speaking naturalist guide
- Internet
- Snorkel equipment (mask, tube, & fins)
- Wetsuit
Rates not includes
- — Domestic flights to the Galapagos Islands
- — Galapagos National Park Entrance Fee
- — Migratory Control Card
- — Alcoholic & all bottled drinks
- — Travel, cancellation and medical insurance
- — Tips and personal expenses
Itineraries/routes
Live the adventure of a lifetime in The Galapagos Islands with our cruises.
Grand Queen Beatriz – 3 Nights ‘B’
San Cristobal Island, La Galapaguera
Discover the San Cristobal giant tortoise breeding program, where you can observe Tortoises} in a semi-natural habitat. Gain educational ins… Discover the San Cristobal giant tortoise breeding program, where you can observe Tortoises} in a semi-natural habitat. Gain educational insights into their origin, evolution, and the threats posed by introduced species in this unique conservation experience.
Bartolome, Bartolome Island
The Pinnacle Rock is Bartholomew's iconic tuff cone, formed from volcanic magma meeting the sea. Hike the wooden stairway to breathtaking pa… The Pinnacle Rock is Bartholomew's iconic tuff cone, formed from volcanic magma meeting the sea. Hike the wooden stairway to breathtaking panoramic views, where the islands display striking colors—vivid oranges, deep blacks, and lush greens—showcasing the beauty of the Galápagos landscape.
Santiago Island, Sullivan Bay
Sullivan Bay's lava field showcases intricate patterns from ancient trees and hornitos. Amid this harsh terrain, mollugo and lava cactus per… Sullivan Bay's lava field showcases intricate patterns from ancient trees and hornitos. Amid this harsh terrain, mollugo and lava cactus persist. Black and white Oystercatchers hunt crabs and mollusks in tide pools along the shore, highlighting its remarkable natural diversity.
Santiago Island, Espumilla Beach
Espumilla Beach, with coffee-colored sand, once attracted pirates and whalers for its fresh water. Explore mangrove forests with common stil… Espumilla Beach, with coffee-colored sand, once attracted pirates and whalers for its fresh water. Explore mangrove forests with common stilts, a brackish lagoon hosting American Flamingos and Pintails, and nesting Green Turtles, offering a fascinating blend of history and wildlife.
Santiago Island, Buccaneer Cove
Buccaneer Cove, once a pirate haven on Santiago Island, boasts a protected bay, dramatic cliffs teeming with seabirds, and a stunning dark r… Buccaneer Cove, once a pirate haven on Santiago Island, boasts a protected bay, dramatic cliffs teeming with seabirds, and a stunning dark red sand beach. This historically rich site offers a captivating glimpse into its unique past and natural beauty.
Santiago Island, Puerto Egas
Puerto Egas, known for its black sand beaches and 1960s salt mining, offers an inland hike to a salt crater for birdwatching. Explore its ru… Puerto Egas, known for its black sand beaches and 1960s salt mining, offers an inland hike to a salt crater for birdwatching. Explore its rugged shoreline teeming with marine life, including Marine Iguanas, Galápagos Sea Lions, Galápagos Fur Seals, and Night Herons.
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na… The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore natural history exhibits and witness the tortoise breeding program, learning about efforts to preserve the islands’ unique ecosystem and wildlife for future generations.
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Grand Queen Beatriz – 3 Nights ‘A’
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Santa Cruz Island, Carrion Point
Carrion Point, on Santa Cruz Island's north coast near the Itabaca Channel, offers stunning turquoise waters perfect for snorkeling. Explore… Carrion Point, on Santa Cruz Island's north coast near the Itabaca Channel, offers stunning turquoise waters perfect for snorkeling. Explore vibrant marine life, including Rays and harmless White-tip Shark, in this serene and sheltered lagoon.
Isabela Island, Tintoreras Islet
Las Tintoreras, near Puerto Villamil, boasts a white-tip Shark Colony resting in lava canals and offers snorkeling in their unique habitat. … Las Tintoreras, near Puerto Villamil, boasts a white-tip Shark Colony resting in lava canals and offers snorkeling in their unique habitat. You can also relax on sandy beaches where Sea Lions bask, making this one of Isabela’s most stunning visitor sites.
Isabela Island, Tortoise Breeding Center
A conservation center that safeguards young animals from invasive species like pigs and donkeys. Giant tortoise eggs are collected, hatched,… A conservation center that safeguards young animals from invasive species like pigs and donkeys. Giant tortoise eggs are collected, hatched, and nurtured here for five years, ensuring survival before being released back into their natural habitats.
Isabela Island, The Wall of Tears
Isabela's Wall of Tears reflects its penal Colony past (1946-1959), built by prisoners under harsh conditions. Climb nearby stairs for stunn… Isabela's Wall of Tears reflects its penal Colony past (1946-1959), built by prisoners under harsh conditions. Climb nearby stairs for stunning views of the wall and landscape, and explore remnants of a WWII USA base foundation.
Floreana, Punta Cormorant
Cormorant Point features beaches of volcanic green olivine crystals and a trail with views of a flamingo-favored saltwater lagoon. The trail… Cormorant Point features beaches of volcanic green olivine crystals and a trail with views of a flamingo-favored saltwater lagoon. The trail leads to a white-sand beach where green sea Turtles nest, leaving fascinating tracks that mark their journeys.
Floreana, Devil's Crown
Devil's Crown, a top snorkeling site, features a collapsed volcanic cone teeming with marine life like Sharks, Sea Lions, Green Turtles, and… Devil's Crown, a top snorkeling site, features a collapsed volcanic cone teeming with marine life like Sharks, Sea Lions, Green Turtles, and Eels. It's also a haven for seabirds, including Boobies, Pelicans, and Frigatebirds.
Floreana, Post Office Bay
Floreana’s iconic site blends history with charm on its picturesque white-sand beach. Experience the cherished tradition of leaving postcard… Floreana’s iconic site blends history with charm on its picturesque white-sand beach. Experience the cherished tradition of leaving postcards in a barrel and joining others in delivering cards to addresses near your home—a timeless exchange.
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na… The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore natural history exhibits and witness the tortoise breeding program, learning about efforts to preserve the islands’ unique ecosystem and wildlife for future generations.
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Grand Queen Beatriz – 4 Nights ‘A’
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na… The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore natural history exhibits and witness the tortoise breeding program, learning about efforts to preserve the islands’ unique ecosystem and wildlife for future generations.
, Santa Fe Island
Santa Fe Island features a scenic bay with two trails—one to a cliff viewpoint and another to a tall prickly pear cactus forest. Home to uni… Santa Fe Island features a scenic bay with two trails—one to a cliff viewpoint and another to a tall prickly pear cactus forest. Home to unique Land, Iguanas, Lava Lizards, and snorkeling in a turquoise lagoon among playful Galápagos Sea Lions.
, South Plaza Island
South Plaza, near Santa Cruz, features a striking Sesuvium and Opuntia landscape. Visitors can spot Land Iguanas under cacti, soaring swallo… South Plaza, near Santa Cruz, features a striking Sesuvium and Opuntia landscape. Visitors can spot Land Iguanas under cacti, soaring swallow-tailed gulls, and a lively Galápagos Sea Lion Colony along its rocky, protected seashore, offering exceptional wildlife encounters.
Española, Gardner Bay
Gardner Bay features a stunning turquoise beach, ideal for snorkeling among fish, Turtle, and Sharks. Enjoy encounters with the transient Se… Gardner Bay features a stunning turquoise beach, ideal for snorkeling among fish, Turtle, and Sharks. Enjoy encounters with the transient Sea Lion Colony and spot unique birds like endemic Hood-mockingbirds and various Darwin's Finches in this vibrant coastal paradise.
Española, Punta Suarez
Española Island boasts rich wildlife diversity, featuring five species of nesting seabirds, Bold Española mockingbirds, Galápagos Doves, Gal… Española Island boasts rich wildlife diversity, featuring five species of nesting seabirds, Bold Española mockingbirds, Galápagos Doves, Galápagos Hawks, Marine Iguanas, and oversized lava lizards. Its stunning cliffs and sandy or pebble beaches make it a unique natural haven.
San Cristobal Island, Punta Pitt
Discover unique wildlife on this island, home to endemic lava lizards, the rare Red-footed Boobies, and the Chatham Mockingbird. Enjoy breat… Discover unique wildlife on this island, home to endemic lava lizards, the rare Red-footed Boobies, and the Chatham Mockingbird. Enjoy breathtaking views from the highlands while spotting these extraordinary species in their natural habitat, exclusive to San Cristobal Island.
San Cristobal Island, Isla Lobos
This island, named after its Sea Lion Colony, offers encounters with playful marine life and diverse birds like Blue-footed Boobies and Grea… This island, named after its Sea Lion Colony, offers encounters with playful marine life and diverse birds like Blue-footed Boobies and Great Frigatebirds. Clear channel waters make it a top spot for snorkeling and swimming with Sea Lions.
San Cristobal Island, Interpretation Center
The Galápagos National Park Interpretation Centre features interactive exhibits exploring the history and biodiversity of the Galápagos Isla… The Galápagos National Park Interpretation Centre features interactive exhibits exploring the history and biodiversity of the Galápagos Islands. In this fascinating educational experience, enjoy a self-guided walking tour that highlights the relationship between nature, humankind, and conservation.
Grand Queen Beatriz – 4 Nights ‘B’
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na… The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore natural history exhibits and witness the tortoise breeding program, learning about efforts to preserve the islands’ unique ecosystem and wildlife for future generations.
, North Seymour Island
North Seymour Island, north of Baltra, features flat terrain from submarine lava uplift, lush with Frigatebirds and Blue-footed Boobies. Exp… North Seymour Island, north of Baltra, features flat terrain from submarine lava uplift, lush with Frigatebirds and Blue-footed Boobies. Explore a 2km trail showcasing rocky shores, Galápagos Sea Lions, Marine Iguanas, and stunning Daphne Major and Minor views.
, Mosquera Islet
Mosquera Island, nestled between North Seymour and Baltra, boasts unique flat terrain from geological uplift, white sand, and tide pools. Pe… Mosquera Island, nestled between North Seymour and Baltra, boasts unique flat terrain from geological uplift, white sand, and tide pools. Perfect for unrestricted exploration, it offers excellent snorkeling and opportunities to enjoy the island’s vibrant wildlife and serene beaches.
Santa Cruz Island, Black Turtle Cove
Black Turtle Cove, on Santa Cruz Island's north, is accessible only by boat with a guide. This mangrove-lined inlet shelters rich marine lif… Black Turtle Cove, on Santa Cruz Island's north, is accessible only by boat with a guide. This mangrove-lined inlet shelters rich marine life, including Reef Sharks, Green Turtles, Raya, and birds like Brown Pelicans and Boobies, creating a breathtaking wildlife haven.
Santa Cruz Island, Dragon Hill
Dragon Hill, on Santa Cruz Island, features a hypersaline lagoon attracting American Flamingos, Pintail Ducks, and Stilts. Visitors can enjo… Dragon Hill, on Santa Cruz Island, features a hypersaline lagoon attracting American Flamingos, Pintail Ducks, and Stilts. Visitors can enjoy a short hike to stunning bay views and observe Land Iguanas nesting, making it a must-visit spot for wildlife enthusiasts.
, Rabida Island
Rabida Island features a striking reddish beach and volcanic terrain. It also features a Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, diverse land birds like … Rabida Island features a striking reddish beach and volcanic terrain. It also features a Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, diverse land birds like Finches and Yellow Warblers, a briny lagoon with American Flamingos and white-cheeked Pintail Ducks, and excellent snorkeling among vibrant reef fish.
, Chinese Hat
Chinese Hat, shaped by volcanic rock, offers limited visitor access for intimate wildlife encounters. Explore its Galápagos Sea Lion Colony,… Chinese Hat, shaped by volcanic rock, offers limited visitor access for intimate wildlife encounters. Explore its Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, spot Galápagos Penguins swimming nearby, and see vibrant Sally-Lightfoot Crabs against the striking dark volcanic rock backdrop.
Santa Cruz Island, Las Bachas
Las Bachas Beach on Santa Cruz's north shore in the Galápagos Islands. Offers breathtaking wildlife, including American Flamingos, nesting G… Las Bachas Beach on Santa Cruz's north shore in the Galápagos Islands. Offers breathtaking wildlife, including American Flamingos, nesting Grenn Turtlea, serene beaches, and a historic WWII USA floating pier. —an unforgettable destination for nature enthusiasts and history lovers alike.
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Grand Queen Beatriz – 7 Nights ‘D’
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Santa Cruz Island, Santa Cruz Highlands
Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration wi… Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration with its lush greenery and hidden lava tunnels, offering visitors an unforgettable glimpse into the Galápagos' remarkable natural wonders.
, North Seymour Island
North Seymour Island, north of Baltra, features flat terrain from submarine lava uplift, lush with Frigatebirds and Blue-footed Boobies. Exp… North Seymour Island, north of Baltra, features flat terrain from submarine lava uplift, lush with Frigatebirds and Blue-footed Boobies. Explore a 2km trail showcasing rocky shores, Galápagos Sea Lions, Marine Iguanas, and stunning Daphne Major and Minor views.
, Mosquera Islet
Mosquera Island, nestled between North Seymour and Baltra, boasts unique flat terrain from geological uplift, white sand, and tide pools. Pe… Mosquera Island, nestled between North Seymour and Baltra, boasts unique flat terrain from geological uplift, white sand, and tide pools. Perfect for unrestricted exploration, it offers excellent snorkeling and opportunities to enjoy the island’s vibrant wildlife and serene beaches.
Santa Cruz Island, Black Turtle Cove
Black Turtle Cove, on Santa Cruz Island's north, is accessible only by boat with a guide. This mangrove-lined inlet shelters rich marine lif… Black Turtle Cove, on Santa Cruz Island's north, is accessible only by boat with a guide. This mangrove-lined inlet shelters rich marine life, including Reef Sharks, Green Turtles, Raya, and birds like Brown Pelicans and Boobies, creating a breathtaking wildlife haven.
Santa Cruz Island, Dragon Hill
Dragon Hill, on Santa Cruz Island, features a hypersaline lagoon attracting American Flamingos, Pintail Ducks, and Stilts. Visitors can enjo… Dragon Hill, on Santa Cruz Island, features a hypersaline lagoon attracting American Flamingos, Pintail Ducks, and Stilts. Visitors can enjoy a short hike to stunning bay views and observe Land Iguanas nesting, making it a must-visit spot for wildlife enthusiasts.
, Rabida Island
Rabida Island features a striking reddish beach and volcanic terrain. It also features a Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, diverse land birds like … Rabida Island features a striking reddish beach and volcanic terrain. It also features a Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, diverse land birds like Finches and Yellow Warblers, a briny lagoon with American Flamingos and white-cheeked Pintail Ducks, and excellent snorkeling among vibrant reef fish.
, Chinese Hat
Chinese Hat, shaped by volcanic rock, offers limited visitor access for intimate wildlife encounters. Explore its Galápagos Sea Lion Colony,… Chinese Hat, shaped by volcanic rock, offers limited visitor access for intimate wildlife encounters. Explore its Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, spot Galápagos Penguins swimming nearby, and see vibrant Sally-Lightfoot Crabs against the striking dark volcanic rock backdrop.
Santa Cruz Island, Carrion Point
Carrion Point, on Santa Cruz Island's north coast near the Itabaca Channel, offers stunning turquoise waters perfect for snorkeling. Explore… Carrion Point, on Santa Cruz Island's north coast near the Itabaca Channel, offers stunning turquoise waters perfect for snorkeling. Explore vibrant marine life, including Rays and harmless White-tip Shark, in this serene and sheltered lagoon.
Isabela Island, Tintoreras Islet
Las Tintoreras, near Puerto Villamil, boasts a white-tip Shark Colony resting in lava canals and offers snorkeling in their unique habitat. … Las Tintoreras, near Puerto Villamil, boasts a white-tip Shark Colony resting in lava canals and offers snorkeling in their unique habitat. You can also relax on sandy beaches where Sea Lions bask, making this one of Isabela’s most stunning visitor sites.
Isabela Island, Urbina Bay
Urbina Bay offers waters teeming with Green Turtles and Rays, and a short trail leads to a 1954-uplifted coral reef. Walk amid this unique c… Urbina Bay offers waters teeming with Green Turtles and Rays, and a short trail leads to a 1954-uplifted coral reef. Walk amid this unique coral bed while spotting Marine Iguanas, Flightless Cormorants, and Brown Pelicans in a one-of-a-kind natural setting.
Isabela Island, The Wall of Tears
Isabela's Wall of Tears reflects its penal Colony past (1946-1959), built by prisoners under harsh conditions. Climb nearby stairs for stunn… Isabela's Wall of Tears reflects its penal Colony past (1946-1959), built by prisoners under harsh conditions. Climb nearby stairs for stunning views of the wall and landscape, and explore remnants of a WWII USA base foundation.
Floreana, Punta Cormorant
Cormorant Point features beaches of volcanic green olivine crystals and a trail with views of a flamingo-favored saltwater lagoon. The trail… Cormorant Point features beaches of volcanic green olivine crystals and a trail with views of a flamingo-favored saltwater lagoon. The trail leads to a white-sand beach where green sea Turtles nest, leaving fascinating tracks that mark their journeys.
Floreana, Devil's Crown
Devil's Crown, a top snorkeling site, features a collapsed volcanic cone teeming with marine life like Sharks, Sea Lions, Green Turtles, and… Devil's Crown, a top snorkeling site, features a collapsed volcanic cone teeming with marine life like Sharks, Sea Lions, Green Turtles, and Eels. It's also a haven for seabirds, including Boobies, Pelicans, and Frigatebirds.
Floreana, Post Office Bay
Floreana’s iconic site blends history with charm on its picturesque white-sand beach. Experience the cherished tradition of leaving postcard… Floreana’s iconic site blends history with charm on its picturesque white-sand beach. Experience the cherished tradition of leaving postcards in a barrel and joining others in delivering cards to addresses near your home—a timeless exchange.
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na… The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore natural history exhibits and witness the tortoise breeding program, learning about efforts to preserve the islands’ unique ecosystem and wildlife for future generations.
Grand Queen Beatriz – 7 Nights ‘C’
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Santa Cruz Island, Santa Cruz Highlands
Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration wi… Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration with its lush greenery and hidden lava tunnels, offering visitors an unforgettable glimpse into the Galápagos' remarkable natural wonders.
, Santa Fe Island
Santa Fe Island features a scenic bay with two trails—one to a cliff viewpoint and another to a tall prickly pear cactus forest. Home to uni… Santa Fe Island features a scenic bay with two trails—one to a cliff viewpoint and another to a tall prickly pear cactus forest. Home to unique Land, Iguanas, Lava Lizards, and snorkeling in a turquoise lagoon among playful Galápagos Sea Lions.
, South Plaza Island
South Plaza, near Santa Cruz, features a striking Sesuvium and Opuntia landscape. Visitors can spot Land Iguanas under cacti, soaring swallo… South Plaza, near Santa Cruz, features a striking Sesuvium and Opuntia landscape. Visitors can spot Land Iguanas under cacti, soaring swallow-tailed gulls, and a lively Galápagos Sea Lion Colony along its rocky, protected seashore, offering exceptional wildlife encounters.
Española, Gardner Bay
Gardner Bay features a stunning turquoise beach, ideal for snorkeling among fish, Turtle, and Sharks. Enjoy encounters with the transient Se… Gardner Bay features a stunning turquoise beach, ideal for snorkeling among fish, Turtle, and Sharks. Enjoy encounters with the transient Sea Lion Colony and spot unique birds like endemic Hood-mockingbirds and various Darwin's Finches in this vibrant coastal paradise.
Española, Punta Suarez
Española Island boasts rich wildlife diversity, featuring five species of nesting seabirds, Bold Española mockingbirds, Galápagos Doves, Gal… Española Island boasts rich wildlife diversity, featuring five species of nesting seabirds, Bold Española mockingbirds, Galápagos Doves, Galápagos Hawks, Marine Iguanas, and oversized lava lizards. Its stunning cliffs and sandy or pebble beaches make it a unique natural haven.
San Cristobal Island, Punta Pitt
Discover unique wildlife on this island, home to endemic lava lizards, the rare Red-footed Boobies, and the Chatham Mockingbird. Enjoy breat… Discover unique wildlife on this island, home to endemic lava lizards, the rare Red-footed Boobies, and the Chatham Mockingbird. Enjoy breathtaking views from the highlands while spotting these extraordinary species in their natural habitat, exclusive to San Cristobal Island.
San Cristobal Island, Leon Dormido
Kicker Rock's striking twin rocks host a thriving seabird Colony and offer exceptional diving. Discover reef fish, Hammerhead, and Galápagos… Kicker Rock's striking twin rocks host a thriving seabird Colony and offer exceptional diving. Discover reef fish, Hammerhead, and Galápagos Sharks, with occasional sightings of Rays and Green Turtles, making it a must-visit underwater wonder in the Galápagos.
San Cristobal Island, Isla Lobos
This island, named after its Sea Lion Colony, offers encounters with playful marine life and diverse birds like Blue-footed Boobies and Grea… This island, named after its Sea Lion Colony, offers encounters with playful marine life and diverse birds like Blue-footed Boobies and Great Frigatebirds. Clear channel waters make it a top spot for snorkeling and swimming with Sea Lions.
San Cristobal Island, Interpretation Center
The Galápagos National Park Interpretation Centre features interactive exhibits exploring the history and biodiversity of the Galápagos Isla… The Galápagos National Park Interpretation Centre features interactive exhibits exploring the history and biodiversity of the Galápagos Islands. In this fascinating educational experience, enjoy a self-guided walking tour that highlights the relationship between nature, humankind, and conservation.
San Cristobal Island, La Galapaguera
Discover the San Cristobal giant tortoise breeding program, where you can observe Tortoises} in a semi-natural habitat. Gain educational ins… Discover the San Cristobal giant tortoise breeding program, where you can observe Tortoises} in a semi-natural habitat. Gain educational insights into their origin, evolution, and the threats posed by introduced species in this unique conservation experience.
Bartolome, Bartolome Island
The Pinnacle Rock is Bartholomew's iconic tuff cone, formed from volcanic magma meeting the sea. Hike the wooden stairway to breathtaking pa… The Pinnacle Rock is Bartholomew's iconic tuff cone, formed from volcanic magma meeting the sea. Hike the wooden stairway to breathtaking panoramic views, where the islands display striking colors—vivid oranges, deep blacks, and lush greens—showcasing the beauty of the Galápagos landscape.
Santiago Island, Sullivan Bay
Sullivan Bay's lava field showcases intricate patterns from ancient trees and hornitos. Amid this harsh terrain, mollugo and lava cactus per… Sullivan Bay's lava field showcases intricate patterns from ancient trees and hornitos. Amid this harsh terrain, mollugo and lava cactus persist. Black and white Oystercatchers hunt crabs and mollusks in tide pools along the shore, highlighting its remarkable natural diversity.
Santiago Island, Espumilla Beach
Espumilla Beach, with coffee-colored sand, once attracted pirates and whalers for its fresh water. Explore mangrove forests with common stil… Espumilla Beach, with coffee-colored sand, once attracted pirates and whalers for its fresh water. Explore mangrove forests with common stilts, a brackish lagoon hosting American Flamingos and Pintails, and nesting Green Turtles, offering a fascinating blend of history and wildlife.
Santiago Island, Buccaneer Cove
Buccaneer Cove, once a pirate haven on Santiago Island, boasts a protected bay, dramatic cliffs teeming with seabirds, and a stunning dark r… Buccaneer Cove, once a pirate haven on Santiago Island, boasts a protected bay, dramatic cliffs teeming with seabirds, and a stunning dark red sand beach. This historically rich site offers a captivating glimpse into its unique past and natural beauty.
Santiago Island, Puerto Egas
Puerto Egas, known for its black sand beaches and 1960s salt mining, offers an inland hike to a salt crater for birdwatching. Explore its ru… Puerto Egas, known for its black sand beaches and 1960s salt mining, offers an inland hike to a salt crater for birdwatching. Explore its rugged shoreline teeming with marine life, including Marine Iguanas, Galápagos Sea Lions, Galápagos Fur Seals, and Night Herons.
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na… The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore natural history exhibits and witness the tortoise breeding program, learning about efforts to preserve the islands’ unique ecosystem and wildlife for future generations.
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Grand Queen Beatriz – 7 Nights ‘B’
San Cristobal Island, La Galapaguera
Discover the San Cristobal giant tortoise breeding program, where you can observe Tortoises} in a semi-natural habitat. Gain educational ins… Discover the San Cristobal giant tortoise breeding program, where you can observe Tortoises} in a semi-natural habitat. Gain educational insights into their origin, evolution, and the threats posed by introduced species in this unique conservation experience.
Bartolome, Bartolome Island
The Pinnacle Rock is Bartholomew's iconic tuff cone, formed from volcanic magma meeting the sea. Hike the wooden stairway to breathtaking pa… The Pinnacle Rock is Bartholomew's iconic tuff cone, formed from volcanic magma meeting the sea. Hike the wooden stairway to breathtaking panoramic views, where the islands display striking colors—vivid oranges, deep blacks, and lush greens—showcasing the beauty of the Galápagos landscape.
Santiago Island, Sullivan Bay
Sullivan Bay's lava field showcases intricate patterns from ancient trees and hornitos. Amid this harsh terrain, mollugo and lava cactus per… Sullivan Bay's lava field showcases intricate patterns from ancient trees and hornitos. Amid this harsh terrain, mollugo and lava cactus persist. Black and white Oystercatchers hunt crabs and mollusks in tide pools along the shore, highlighting its remarkable natural diversity.
Santiago Island, Espumilla Beach
Espumilla Beach, with coffee-colored sand, once attracted pirates and whalers for its fresh water. Explore mangrove forests with common stil… Espumilla Beach, with coffee-colored sand, once attracted pirates and whalers for its fresh water. Explore mangrove forests with common stilts, a brackish lagoon hosting American Flamingos and Pintails, and nesting Green Turtles, offering a fascinating blend of history and wildlife.
Santiago Island, Buccaneer Cove
Buccaneer Cove, once a pirate haven on Santiago Island, boasts a protected bay, dramatic cliffs teeming with seabirds, and a stunning dark r… Buccaneer Cove, once a pirate haven on Santiago Island, boasts a protected bay, dramatic cliffs teeming with seabirds, and a stunning dark red sand beach. This historically rich site offers a captivating glimpse into its unique past and natural beauty.
Santiago Island, Puerto Egas
Puerto Egas, known for its black sand beaches and 1960s salt mining, offers an inland hike to a salt crater for birdwatching. Explore its ru… Puerto Egas, known for its black sand beaches and 1960s salt mining, offers an inland hike to a salt crater for birdwatching. Explore its rugged shoreline teeming with marine life, including Marine Iguanas, Galápagos Sea Lions, Galápagos Fur Seals, and Night Herons.
Santa Cruz Island, Santa Cruz Highlands
Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration wi… Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration with its lush greenery and hidden lava tunnels, offering visitors an unforgettable glimpse into the Galápagos' remarkable natural wonders.
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na… The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore natural history exhibits and witness the tortoise breeding program, learning about efforts to preserve the islands’ unique ecosystem and wildlife for future generations.
, North Seymour Island
North Seymour Island, north of Baltra, features flat terrain from submarine lava uplift, lush with Frigatebirds and Blue-footed Boobies. Exp… North Seymour Island, north of Baltra, features flat terrain from submarine lava uplift, lush with Frigatebirds and Blue-footed Boobies. Explore a 2km trail showcasing rocky shores, Galápagos Sea Lions, Marine Iguanas, and stunning Daphne Major and Minor views.
, Mosquera Islet
Mosquera Island, nestled between North Seymour and Baltra, boasts unique flat terrain from geological uplift, white sand, and tide pools. Pe… Mosquera Island, nestled between North Seymour and Baltra, boasts unique flat terrain from geological uplift, white sand, and tide pools. Perfect for unrestricted exploration, it offers excellent snorkeling and opportunities to enjoy the island’s vibrant wildlife and serene beaches.
Santa Cruz Island, Black Turtle Cove
Black Turtle Cove, on Santa Cruz Island's north, is accessible only by boat with a guide. This mangrove-lined inlet shelters rich marine lif… Black Turtle Cove, on Santa Cruz Island's north, is accessible only by boat with a guide. This mangrove-lined inlet shelters rich marine life, including Reef Sharks, Green Turtles, Raya, and birds like Brown Pelicans and Boobies, creating a breathtaking wildlife haven.
Santa Cruz Island, Dragon Hill
Dragon Hill, on Santa Cruz Island, features a hypersaline lagoon attracting American Flamingos, Pintail Ducks, and Stilts. Visitors can enjo… Dragon Hill, on Santa Cruz Island, features a hypersaline lagoon attracting American Flamingos, Pintail Ducks, and Stilts. Visitors can enjoy a short hike to stunning bay views and observe Land Iguanas nesting, making it a must-visit spot for wildlife enthusiasts.
, Rabida Island
Rabida Island features a striking reddish beach and volcanic terrain. It also features a Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, diverse land birds like … Rabida Island features a striking reddish beach and volcanic terrain. It also features a Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, diverse land birds like Finches and Yellow Warblers, a briny lagoon with American Flamingos and white-cheeked Pintail Ducks, and excellent snorkeling among vibrant reef fish.
, Chinese Hat
Chinese Hat, shaped by volcanic rock, offers limited visitor access for intimate wildlife encounters. Explore its Galápagos Sea Lion Colony,… Chinese Hat, shaped by volcanic rock, offers limited visitor access for intimate wildlife encounters. Explore its Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, spot Galápagos Penguins swimming nearby, and see vibrant Sally-Lightfoot Crabs against the striking dark volcanic rock backdrop.
Santa Cruz Island, Las Bachas
Las Bachas Beach on Santa Cruz's north shore in the Galápagos Islands. Offers breathtaking wildlife, including American Flamingos, nesting G… Las Bachas Beach on Santa Cruz's north shore in the Galápagos Islands. Offers breathtaking wildlife, including American Flamingos, nesting Grenn Turtlea, serene beaches, and a historic WWII USA floating pier. —an unforgettable destination for nature enthusiasts and history lovers alike.
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
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Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi… Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wildlife like land Iguana and Frigatebirds while enjoying scenic routes to nearby islands and breathtaking adventures.
Santa Cruz Island, Carrion Point
Carrion Point, on Santa Cruz Island's north coast near the Itabaca Channel, offers stunning turquoise waters perfect for snorkeling. Explore… Carrion Point, on Santa Cruz Island's north coast near the Itabaca Channel, offers stunning turquoise waters perfect for snorkeling. Explore vibrant marine life, including Rays and harmless White-tip Shark, in this serene and sheltered lagoon.
Isabela Island, Tintoreras Islet
Las Tintoreras, near Puerto Villamil, boasts a white-tip Shark Colony resting in lava canals and offers snorkeling in their unique habitat. … Las Tintoreras, near Puerto Villamil, boasts a white-tip Shark Colony resting in lava canals and offers snorkeling in their unique habitat. You can also relax on sandy beaches where Sea Lions bask, making this one of Isabela’s most stunning visitor sites.
Isabela Island, Tortoise Breeding Center
A conservation center that safeguards young animals from invasive species like pigs and donkeys. Giant tortoise eggs are collected, hatched,… A conservation center that safeguards young animals from invasive species like pigs and donkeys. Giant tortoise eggs are collected, hatched, and nurtured here for five years, ensuring survival before being released back into their natural habitats.
Isabela Island, The Wall of Tears
Isabela's Wall of Tears reflects its penal Colony past (1946-1959), built by prisoners under harsh conditions. Climb nearby stairs for stunn… Isabela's Wall of Tears reflects its penal Colony past (1946-1959), built by prisoners under harsh conditions. Climb nearby stairs for stunning views of the wall and landscape, and explore remnants of a WWII USA base foundation.
Floreana, Punta Cormorant
Cormorant Point features beaches of volcanic green olivine crystals and a trail with views of a flamingo-favored saltwater lagoon. The trail… Cormorant Point features beaches of volcanic green olivine crystals and a trail with views of a flamingo-favored saltwater lagoon. The trail leads to a white-sand beach where green sea Turtles nest, leaving fascinating tracks that mark their journeys.
Floreana, Post Office Bay
Floreana’s iconic site blends history with charm on its picturesque white-sand beach. Experience the cherished tradition of leaving postcard… Floreana’s iconic site blends history with charm on its picturesque white-sand beach. Experience the cherished tradition of leaving postcards in a barrel and joining others in delivering cards to addresses near your home—a timeless exchange.
Santa Cruz Island, Santa Cruz Highlands
Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration wi… Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration with its lush greenery and hidden lava tunnels, offering visitors an unforgettable glimpse into the Galápagos' remarkable natural wonders.
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na… The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore natural history exhibits and witness the tortoise breeding program, learning about efforts to preserve the islands’ unique ecosystem and wildlife for future generations.
, Santa Fe Island
Santa Fe Island features a scenic bay with two trails—one to a cliff viewpoint and another to a tall prickly pear cactus forest. Home to uni… Santa Fe Island features a scenic bay with two trails—one to a cliff viewpoint and another to a tall prickly pear cactus forest. Home to unique Land, Iguanas, Lava Lizards, and snorkeling in a turquoise lagoon among playful Galápagos Sea Lions.
, South Plaza Island
South Plaza, near Santa Cruz, features a striking Sesuvium and Opuntia landscape. Visitors can spot Land Iguanas under cacti, soaring swallo… South Plaza, near Santa Cruz, features a striking Sesuvium and Opuntia landscape. Visitors can spot Land Iguanas under cacti, soaring swallow-tailed gulls, and a lively Galápagos Sea Lion Colony along its rocky, protected seashore, offering exceptional wildlife encounters.
Española, Gardner Bay
Gardner Bay features a stunning turquoise beach, ideal for snorkeling among fish, Turtle, and Sharks. Enjoy encounters with the transient Se… Gardner Bay features a stunning turquoise beach, ideal for snorkeling among fish, Turtle, and Sharks. Enjoy encounters with the transient Sea Lion Colony and spot unique birds like endemic Hood-mockingbirds and various Darwin's Finches in this vibrant coastal paradise.
Española, Punta Suarez
Española Island boasts rich wildlife diversity, featuring five species of nesting seabirds, Bold Española mockingbirds, Galápagos Doves, Gal… Española Island boasts rich wildlife diversity, featuring five species of nesting seabirds, Bold Española mockingbirds, Galápagos Doves, Galápagos Hawks, Marine Iguanas, and oversized lava lizards. Its stunning cliffs and sandy or pebble beaches make it a unique natural haven.
San Cristobal Island, Punta Pitt
Discover unique wildlife on this island, home to endemic lava lizards, the rare Red-footed Boobies, and the Chatham Mockingbird. Enjoy breat… Discover unique wildlife on this island, home to endemic lava lizards, the rare Red-footed Boobies, and the Chatham Mockingbird. Enjoy breathtaking views from the highlands while spotting these extraordinary species in their natural habitat, exclusive to San Cristobal Island.
San Cristobal Island, Isla Lobos
This island, named after its Sea Lion Colony, offers encounters with playful marine life and diverse birds like Blue-footed Boobies and Grea… This island, named after its Sea Lion Colony, offers encounters with playful marine life and diverse birds like Blue-footed Boobies and Great Frigatebirds. Clear channel waters make it a top spot for snorkeling and swimming with Sea Lions.
San Cristobal Island, Interpretation Center
The Galápagos National Park Interpretation Centre features interactive exhibits exploring the history and biodiversity of the Galápagos Isla… The Galápagos National Park Interpretation Centre features interactive exhibits exploring the history and biodiversity of the Galápagos Islands. In this fascinating educational experience, enjoy a self-guided walking tour that highlights the relationship between nature, humankind, and conservation.
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Explore the Grand Queen Beatriz motor yacht, a 125-ft modern vessel crafted for a Galapagos adventure cruise. Built in 2018 and upgraded in 2023, it combines sleek design with practical features. Hosting just 16 guests, it offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere while cruising at 12 knots. Perfect for exploration, it ensures a memorable and intimate Galapagos experience.
- Type
- Small Yacht
- Year of construction
- 2018
- Guest Capacity
- 16 Guests
- Length
- 125 ft (35 m)
- Beam
- 22 ft (8 m)
- Speed
- 12 knots
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