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Family-friendly yacht cabin corridor suggesting connecting cabins

PLAN YOUR CRUISE · FAMILY CABINS

Keep the family close.

Family cabins are limited and book first. Here is how to find triples and interconnecting cabins.

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01 / OPTIONS

Ways to keep a family together

Triple cabin with a double and a single bed on a Galapagos yacht
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Triple cabin

Three beds; limited per boat.

Interconnecting cabins with an open door on a Galapagos yacht
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Interconnecting cabins

Two cabins joined by a door.

Two adjacent cabin doors in a Galapagos yacht corridor
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Adjacent cabins

Side by side, no door.

Private crewed motor yacht at anchor beside black lava cliffs and a volcanic cone in the Galapagos, a family on the aft deck and a panga alongside
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Private charter

The whole boat for your group.

02 / BOATS

Boats with interconnecting cabins in our records

Layouts change with refits, so confirm when booking. See Galapagos interconnecting cabins · Connecting cabins guide · Minimum ages

03 / FAQ

Booking Family Cabins on a Galapagos Cruise: questions

Do Galapagos boats have family cabins?

Some have triples or interconnecting cabins; numbers are limited.

What is the minimum age?

It depends on the boat; many accept children from about 6.

When should families book?

9 to 12 months ahead for school holidays.

Is a charter better for families?

For several cabins, often. See family charters.

Can you find family cabins?

Email hola@galapagosislands.cruises with ages and dates.

FAMILIES

Tell us your family’s ages.

We find boats with the right cabins and kid-friendly guides.

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.