With a huge fleet of exploration gear, spacious cabins and common areas, an array of daily activity options, a minimum of 1 naturalist guide per 16 guests (we had a 1:10 ratio on our September cruise), and a highly organized staff that pieces everything together with machine-like precision, I would choose to cruise on this ship again in a heartbeat. However, a larger boat comes with many advantages. When looking through all the Galapagos cruises on the AdventureSmith website, one may be skeptical of a vessel this size compared to a smaller, more intimate yacht or catamaran. Ship Size Matters… And EverythingĬarrying 48 passengers, La Pinta is larger than most small ships plying the Galapagos waters. I visited five islands home to the bulk of the top iconic Galapagos Islands animals (and countless others), witnessed some of the most incredible biodiversity above and below the water, and relished in gorgeous sunsets nightly, all while being pampered by one of the best small ship crews around. To make the most of my time and maximize what I would encounter on this truly epic trip, I traveled by small ship aboard La Pinta luxury yacht on a 7-day Western Galapagos cruise. Mind-blowing, endorphin-dumping experience the archipelago showcased every day Most unique and remarkable endemic wildlife, it did not prepare me for the Read, watched or learned about this enchanted haven hosting some of the world’s World travelers, the Galapagos Islands have been at the top of my must-visitĭestination list since I can remember. Use his in-depth insight to plan your trip or get inspired for your upcoming adventure.
While he sailed on the 7-day Western Islands route, the shorter North and East itineraries are of the same caliber experience, with landing sites that are just as varied. AdventureSmith’s Peter Avedschmidt takes us on a wildlife whirlwind in this exciting La Pinta Galapagos Cruise review, recapping his time aboard the 48-guest La Pinta expedition ship.
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