PLAN YOUR CRUISE · CABINS & SOLO
The right cabin, even traveling solo.
Cabins differ by deck, bed type and window. For solo travelers, the key is how each boat handles singles.
Galapagos cruise single cabin — Reference image only.
Common cabin types
| Type | What it is | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | Two separate beds | Friends, solo shares |
| Double | One double or queen bed | Couples |
| Triple | Three beds or sofa bed | Families |
| Suite | Larger, often with balcony | Comfort, celebrations |
| Single | Dedicated solo cabin (rare) | Solo travelers |
Which cabin suits you?
Answer the questions to see a suggestion.
Ask about share options and single supplements.
A double on a mid or upper deck.
Look at triples or interconnecting cabins.
Galapagos Cruise Cabins and Single Travelers: questions
Is there a single supplement on Galapagos cruises?
Usually yes, and the amount varies by boat and season.
Can I share a cabin to avoid the supplement?
Some boats offer same-gender share options.
Which deck is best?
Lower decks often move less; upper decks have views.
Are there balcony cabins?
Yes, on some boats: ships with balconies.
Can you find a single-friendly boat?
Email hola@galapagosislands.cruises with your dates.
Traveling solo?
We find boats with fair single policies on your dates.
Galapagos is unlike anywhere else on Earth: wildlife that does not run from you, islands still shaped by volcanoes, and a park that limits every visit. Tell us how you like to travel and we will match you with the right boat.