Galapagos Islands ship
Yacht La Pinta
Twenty-four cabins, forty-eight guests, and every cabin faces the sea. La Pinta runs the same day along each of her three routes: a landing after breakfast in a group of about a dozen, below the National Park's own limit, a swim or a ride in the glass-bottom boat before lunch, a second island in the afternoon. Kayaks and paddleboards go in the water at the calmer anchorages, and the hot tub on the sun deck is where the crossings between islands pass. You unpack once, and the islands take turns coming to you.
At a glance
The ship
- Type
- Expedition yacht
- Class
- Luxury
- Guests
- 48
- Cabins
- 24
- Decks
- 3
Where you sleep
Cabins
| Cabin | Location | Size | How many |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luxury Cabin | 177 sq ft | ||
| Luxury Plus Cabin |
On board
Book her
Trips she sails
- Humboldt Isles Expedition
5 days · from $6,000 per person
The southeastern islands aboard a 48-guest yacht: land iguanas on South Plaza, all three boobies at Punta Pitt, and the albatross cliffs of Espanola.
- Origin of Species Adventure
5 days · from $6,000 per person
Giant tortoises in the Santa Cruz highlands, penguins off Bartolome, and the seabird city of Genovesa, sailed aboard a 48-guest expedition yacht.
- Darwin's Legacy
7 days · from $7,950 per person
A week to the wild western islands: Fernandina's iguana colonies, uplifted seafloor at Urbina Bay, Floreana's mail barrel, and snorkeling most days.
Check my dates
Tell us when you want to sail and who is coming, and we reply personally to confirm your dates and put the plan in writing.
Trips aboard are planned and booked by Highland Adventures. The ship is owned and operated by her carrier.