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GALAPAGOS CRUISES · SOLO

Traveling alone, never lonely.

Small boats make it easy to meet people. The main challenge is the single supplement. Here is how to handle it.

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01 / OPTIONS

Your cabin options

Single supplement

Pay extra for a double cabin to yourself.

Cabin share

Some boats pair solo travelers of the same gender.

Single cabins

A few boats have true single cabins.

Shoulder dates

Supplements are sometimes reduced on quieter departures.

02 / TIPS

Solo travel tips

  • Ask whether the boat offers cabin sharing.
  • Small yachts are very social; larger ships offer more privacy.
  • Arrive a day early in Quito or Guayaquil.

See Galapagos cruise cabins and single travelers.

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03 / FAQ

Galapagos Cruises for Solo Travelers: questions

Is Galapagos good for solo travelers?

Yes. Small groups and shared activities make it easy and safe to travel alone.

How much is the single supplement?

It varies by boat and season. We compare it across boats for you.

Can I share a cabin to avoid it?

Some boats offer same-gender sharing; ask when booking.

Is it safe to travel alone?

Galapagos is considered a safe destination; usual travel precautions apply.

Can you find solo-friendly boats?

Yes. Email hola@galapagosislands.cruises with your dates.

SOLO CRUISES

Traveling alone? We will find the fairest deal.

We compare single supplements and cabin-share options across boats 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.