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La Pinta: A sophisticated 48 passenger luxury yacht

Days: 7 & 5 | From: $5,812/per person

This 48 passenger yacht offers a comfortable, upscale experience. With spacious cabins featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, La Pinta combines luxurious amenities with immersive, adventurous Galapagos exploration. With expert naturalist guides and excellent service and cuisine, La Pinta is a comfortable and refined option in the Galapagos.

• Regular departures throughout the year
• Available for private charter

We tailor itineraries to your dates and interests, adjusting ships, excursions and length as desired.

We consistently receive 5 star reviews from our discerning clients.

Vessel Information

Accommodations.

The Pinta has 20 double cabins (175 square feet) and 4 triple cabins (236 square feet).

All cabins have private bathrooms and individual climate controls.

Yacht Specifications

Construction: reconstructed and refitted in 2007 Type: Motor yacht Length: 209 ft. / 64 mts. Beam: 41 ft. / 13 mts. Draft: 12 ft. / 4 mts. Engines: 2 DEUTZ Model SBA 8M 1275 HP Cruising speed: 10 knots Accommodations: 20 double cabins; 4 triple cabins Crew: Captain, 4 Naturalist Guides, Medical Officer, plus 26 crew members

Itineraries & Pricing

Western galapagos itinerary (7 days).

Friday Arrive to Baltra / North Seymour

Saturday Vicente Roca Point (Isabela) / Espinosa Point (Fernandina)

Sunday Isabela: Urbina Bay / Tagus Cove

Monday Rábida / Cerro Dragon (Santa Cruz)

Tuesday Santa Cruz: Charles Darwin Research Station / Highlands

Wednesday Floreana: Post Office Bay / Punta Cormorant

Thursday Depart for Home

Northern Galapagos Itinerary (5 days)

Monday Arrive to Baltra / Highlands (Santa Cruz Island)

Tuesday Eden Islet / Sombrero Chino Islet

Wednesday Bartolomé / Sullivan Bay (Santiago)

Thursday Genovesa: Darwin Bay / Prince Philip’s Steps

Friday Depart for Home

Eastern Galapagos Itinerary (5 days)

Thursday Arrive to Baltra / South Plaza Island

Friday Santa Fe / Cerro Colorado Tortoise Centre

Saturday San Cristóbal: Punta Pitt / Cerro Brujo

Sunday Española: Punta Suárez / Gardner Bay

Monday Charles Darwin Research Station (Santa Cruz) / Depart for Home

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Trip length: 7 day & 5 day itineraries

Max number of passengers: 48

Prices 2024:

Included: All meals, guides & activities, soft drinks, juice, coffee and tea, wetsuits, snorkeling gear

Not included: Park fees (about $220 per person), Galapagos airfare (about $600 per person), fuel surcharges, holiday surcharges ($290 per adult, $175 per child), alcoholic beverages, gratuities

5 day cruise: $5,812 per person

7 day cruise: $7,789 per person

Single supplement: 100%

Children 6 – 11 years old and sharing a cabin with their parents or guardians are eligible for a 10% discount (one child per adult)

Reviews from this trip

La Pinta: Rooms were very spacious (for a boat) and the food was exceeded expectations. Loved the variety, and fresh fruit. Rooms were cleaned/turned down quite regularly, which was nice.

Both Napo and La Pinta were exceptional venues.

La Pinta is a wonderful ship.

La Pinta - fantastic service.

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La Pinta Galapagos Cruise Ship

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La Pinta Galapagos Yacht offers three different itineraries

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The La Pinta, which measures 209 feet, is larger than many other ships in the region and offers onboard amenities that you may not find on a small vessel. The 24-cabin ship welcomes up to 48 guests for sophisticated, upscale cruises through the Galapagos Islands.

Life Aboard The La Pinta Galapagos

The team behind the La Pinta knows exactly what guests are looking for and has designed a ship that maximizes your Galapagos experience, starting with spacious staterooms. While you may be content gazing out your large windows, the action happens upstairs on the main and sun decks. By day, soak in the Jacuzzi, peruse the gift shop, work out in the fitness room or watch for birds or whales from several open decks or through the panoramic windows of the indoor observation lounge.

Then, enjoy an evening meal from a menu created by the ship’s Le Cordon Bleu-trained Gastronomic Director. After dinner, head to the library and conference room for a natural history lecture. These nightly multimedia presentations will give you a sneak peek into the areas you will explore the following day and the animals you can expect to encounter. Since your camera roll will be full of snaps of the seals, blue-footed boobies, and frigatebirds you met during the day, take advantage of the complimentary WIFI to share a few.

Excursions From Your Yacht La Pinta Galapagos Islands Cruise

Close your eyes and imagine the experiences you most want to have on your Galapagos cruise? Are you snorkeling amid white-tip sharks and Galapagos penguins? Are you hiking next to a sea lion colony? Perhaps you are you watching tortoises roam wild, or are you walking along lava tubes?

The three itineraries, or five or seven days, offered aboard the La Pinta can turn all those dreams and more into reality. Best of all, because the La Pinta visits many exclusive sites, you won’t need to share the experience with flocks of tourists. In fact, 84% of the time, you will enjoy Galapagos National Park sites without sharing the space with other boats.

You will be able to take glass-bottom boat rides, paddleboard, kayak, and swim in peaceful settings. You will also have the advantage of small-group exploration. Four expert naturalists will guide groups of roughly 12 guests for a guide-to-guest ratio superior to the average of 1:16 in the area. Each bilingual guide speaks English and Spanish, but French or German services can be arranged for groups of ten or more.

Fun For Families Aboard The MY La Pinta Galapagos

Are you traveling with little adventurers? As one of the most kid-friendly ships on the high seas, the La Pinta offers a Pirates Aboard program for sailors between six and twelve years of age. Children are given an activity book with games, coloring pages, and other educational activities, plus stickers and coloring pencils.

Kid-centric activities, including treasure hunts, pirate costumes, and crafts, may be arranged by the staff, depending on the cruise. Kids and parents appreciate children’s menus and games, children’s books, and DVDs in the library. Even bedtime is easier aboard the La Pinta thanks to her flexible room options which include cabins with pull-out couches and interconnecting rooms.

Whether you are a family, a large group with varied interests, the La Pinta is a top choice for your holiday in the Galapagos. In addition to all the other amenities and activities, the La Pinta is proud to provide first-class service. The 27 crew members, all of whom embrace a spirit of adventure, look forward to welcoming you aboard the La Pinta.

Itineraries & Prices

All itineraries are subject to change due to seasonal weather conditions (and resultant variations in river and tributary water levels) affecting accessibility to locations. Thus navigation routes, times and excursions may need to be modified at the cruise captain’s or your guide's discretion.

5 Day - Eastern Islands

Embarkation

AM : Our adventure begins with a morning flight to Baltra Island and immediate transfer to the dock to board Yacht La Pinta. There’s a welcome introductory briefing, boat drill, cabin assignment, and then lunch. We weigh anchor and start sailing for our first-afternoon outing.

PM : The turquoise waters of the channel here contrast brilliantly with the white sand and black lava of the shoreline. A carpet of scarlet sesuvium succulents serves as groundcover for a grove of luminescent green prickly-pear cactus beyond, populated by yellow-grey land iguanas. Along the coastline, you can see sea lion colonies as well as seabirds playing with the thermals that form along the cliffs of this small but spectacular island.

Santa Fe Island & Puerto Baquerizo Moreno

AM : We take the dinghy over to this idyllic sandy-white beach populated by colonies of sea lions. Galapagos hawks are often easily observed, perched atop salt bushes. The Santa Fe land iguana, unique to just this island, can be spotted during the walk. Following the walk, we can snorkel and swim along a natural wave barrier or ride the glass-bottom boat.

PM : After lunch, we disembark at Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, the island’s capital, and drive 40 minutes to the island’s southern shore. At Cerro Colorado, we visit the breeding center for highly endangered giant tortoises amid a fantastic deciduous forest, home to dozens of bird species, including the San Cristobal mockingbird, and the San Cristobal lava lizard, both island endemics.

Punta Pitt & Cerro Brujo

AM : We land at the eastern tip of San Cristobal Island this morning. The trail that ascends from the beach provides spectacular views of the shoreline; we can observe frigates, plus a colony of bachelor sea lions. After the walk, if conditions are favorable, there is a chance to swim from the beach and snorkel.

PM:  In the afternoon following lunch on board, a dinghy ride along the shores of tuff-stone layers takes us to Cerro Brujo’s expansive, white coral beach, great for walking, with rewarding bird-watching featuring seabirds and shorebirds. Also, look out for Galapagos sea lions. These are the same shores that Charles Darwin walked upon, back in September 1835.

Punta Suarez & Gardner Bay

AM : Our morning outing at Punta Suárez provides an exciting walk on lava/boulder terrain to visit its unique sea bird colonies, including the waved albatrosses (April – January), boobies, swallow-tail gulls, and the famous “blowhole” lava formation. Also, look for red-green-black marine iguanas. Many regard this site as the best in the Galapagos. Back on board for lunch.

PM : In the afternoon, we set down at this beautiful, white coral beach for a short walk to observe the sea lions, mockingbirds, finches, or enjoy the beach. There is snorkeling in this area, time to kayak, or ride the glass-bottom boat.

Disembarkation

AM : Disembarking after breakfast in the morning, we visit the Charles Darwin Research Station and the captive rearing program for the giant tortoises. Here we witness the efforts and results of Galapagos fieldwork and study done in the name of science. We transfer via bus across Santa Cruz Island and a short ferry ride to Baltra. Our journey ends at Baltra Island, where we transfer you to the airport to take your flight back to the mainland. 

5 Day - Northern & Central Islands

AM : Following your morning arrival at Baltra Airport, we transfer to the Itabaca Channel, taking a small ferry across the channel to the north shore of Santa Cruz Island. We board our bus to the highlands, where we’ll learn about Santa Cruz’s unique ecosystems and biodiversity. Lunch is served at a local restaurant.

PM : After lunch, we continue by bus to reach a reserve that is one of the best places in the archipelago to see giant tortoises in their natural habitat. The tortoises are easy to spot, lumbering around, eating grass and leaves, and wallowing in the small pools. There are several lava tunnels in the reserve, too. A short bus ride takes us down to Puerto Ayora to board Yacht La Pinta.

Eden Islet & Sombrero Chino Islet

AM : After breakfast, a panga ride takes us to Eden Islet, located off the coast of Santa Cruz, where we can observe blue-footed boobies diving into the water, reef sharks, and frigates. There’s a chance to snorkel and, if weather conditions permit, to ride in the glass-bottom boat. The volcanic setting of this area is quite stunning due to its variety of volcanic debris, including cinder cones, tuff cones, and semi-eroded lava flows.

PM : The tiny island of Sombrero Chino gets its name from its appearance, reminiscent of a Chinese hat. This islet, formed recently, makes a beautiful visit as one explores the wildlife along its 400-meter long trail, which begins at a crescent-shaped white sandy beach. The cove offers excellent swimming and snorkeling opportunities amid white-tipped reef sharks and Galapagos penguins.

Bartolome Island & Sullivan Bay

AM : This morning, a Galapagos icon awaits: Bartolome Island. A great way to start the day, with a steep climb up a wooden staircase: the view from the top is worth the effort! Following the walk, we take to the dinghies for a ride around colossal Pinnacle Rock, followed by time to enjoy the beach and some snorkeling. We can also ride in the glass-bottom boat for great views of the underwater world.

PM : After lunch, we board the pangas to land at Sullivan Bay on the east coast of Santiago, a white coral sand beach great for swimming and snorkeling, and with a trail over a lava field that flowed here less than 100 years ago. This is the perfect place to see and feel the volcanic origin of the Galapagos while observing its wildlife.

Darwin Bay & Prince Philip’s Steps

AM : In the morning, we begin our exploration of this island with a stroll to observe marine and land birds. There is an optional walk over lava and uneven terrain for dramatic views, or else we can return to the beach to enjoy swimming and snorkeling at this beautiful natural harbor. The more adventurous can snorkel along the cliffs or paddle sea kayaks.

PM : The afternoon starts with a panga ride along the cliffs before we disembark for a short but steep climb up a wooden staircase. Once at the top, we take a captivating walk (roughly one mile) to the other side of this small island. Here you can observe large colonies of Nazca boobies, frigate birds and storm petrels, and the elusive short-eared owl.

AM : After breakfast, we will transfer you directly to Baltra airport to assist you with your departure flight, and bid you a final farewell.

7 Day - Western Islands

AM:  Our adventure begins with a morning flight to Baltra Island and immediate transfer to the dock to board La Pinta. You will receive a welcome introductory briefing, boat drill, and your first lunch on board.

PM : Following an afternoon disembarkation, we enjoy a walk along the coast and the interior of this beautiful flat island, observing numerous bird colonies as well as sea lions and land iguanas. There are opportunities for coastal exploration by dinghy. Enjoy your evening briefing, welcome cocktail, and dinner.

Punta Vicente Roca & Punta Espinoza

AM:  Since there is no landing site at this location, the coastal exploration is by panga, while the naturalist guide explains the dramatic geology of the area, with remains of lava flows and tuff stone layers. There is abundant wildlife, and (depending on the conditions of the ocean), we’ll be able to snorkel along the cliffs in the company of green sea turtles.

PM:  In the afternoon, we visit the youngest and most pristine island of the archipelago, Fernandina, one of many visitors’ all-time favorites. Punta Espinoza has a combination of abundant wildlife. Highlights include hawks, penguins, flightless cormorants, and astounding views of the surrounding volcanic landscapes.

Urbina Bay & Tagus Cove

AM:  After breakfast, we disembark at Urbina Bay, on the western side of Isabela Island, the result of an uplifting of the ocean floor. Here you can see corals, shells, and large and very colorful Galapagos land iguanas, as well as (occasionally) giant tortoises. Navigating the Bolívar Channel, there are good chances of spotting several species of whales.

PM:  On the northwest of Isabela, secluded Tagus Cove provided a favorite anchorage for pirates and whalers over the centuries, and today makes a great visitor site. An uphill hike takes us to the back of Darwin Crater, filled with saltwater. We can snorkel or ride kayaks amid the dramatic landscape before proceeding to take our hike.

Rabida Island & Dragon Hill

AM:  In the morning, we disembark at Rabida Island’s red-colored beach. A stroll along the beach allows us to observe marine iguanas, mockingbirds, yellow warblers, and several species of Darwin’s finches. This is a great place to snorkel from the beach. For non-snorkelers, we can ride our glass-bottom boat for an exploration of life underneath the waves.

PM:  The north shore of Santa Cruz hosts the fascinating landscapes of Cerro Dragon (Dragon Hill). Our walk includes circling a brackish water lagoon frequented by lagoon birds, while further inland, the trail offers a beautiful view of the bay and the western islands of the archipelago, as well as the chance to observe land iguanas.

Puerto Ayora, Charles Darwin Research Station & Highlands

AM : The morning visit heads to the Charles Darwin Research Station and the giant tortoise pens within an impressive giant prickly-pear cactus forest. These are the Galapagos’ headquarters of scientific investigation, conservation, and the National Park administration. A delicious lunch is served at the poolside of the Finch Bay Eco Hotel.

PM : After lunch, we head up to the highlands of Santa Cruz Island by vehicle. This is a great place to look for the emblematic Darwin’s Finches and the endemic Scalesia trees. The highlands are also great for exploring the exuberant vegetation where giant tortoises roam in the wild. This will surely be one of the most remembered visits of the whole voyage.

Post Office Bay, Champion Islet & Punta Cormorant

AM : After breakfast, we land at Post Office Bay (Floreana Island) to visit the historic barrel that has served as a post office in the archipelago for over two centuries. Enjoy a panga ride along the maze of channels on Floreana’s north shore. Views from La Lobería and the Baroness Viewpoint are quite rewarding. There’s great kayaking and swimming from the beach as well.

PM:  Before disembarking at Punta Cormorant we can snorkel or ride our glass-bottom boat along the coast of an extinct cone called “Champion Islet”. Later in the afternoon, our visit takes in an olivine-crystal beach for a walk by a brackish water lagoon - keep a sharp eye out for spotting American flamingos. On the other side of the island, we come to a white-sand beach where sea turtles come out at night to nest.

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Luxury plus cabin.

Luxury Plus Cabins can be interconnected for families and friends traveling together, and the rooms are equipped with safe deposit boxes, lamps, and sizable wardrobes for the guests' belongings. Also, the electrical outlets are strong enough to accommodate your devices.

Luxury Cabin

These generous luxury cabins are beautifully designed with floor-to-ceiling windows for a picturesque view of the Amazon. The wardrobes have space to fit your belongings, plus a safety deposit box for your valuables. Get to enjoy the hot shower bathrooms.

Technical Information

• Connecting cabins
• Air conditioning
• Deck shower
• Pool / Jacuzzi
• Excercise room
• Lecture room
• WIFI available
• Kosher Meals
• Medical staff
• Diving gear
• Snorkeling gear
• Stand up paddleboard
• Kayaks / Canoes

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Mainland – Galapagos Islands – Mainland

It is necessary to fly to Guayaquil or Quito first. After the cruise, you can fly back to either city. Booking the domestic air to/from the Islands together with the Galapagos Cruise is highly recommended. Remember that all flight schedules are subject to change at the Airlines’ discretion without notice.

Flights commonly leave around 9 am to the islands, although this can vary by up to two hours. Return flights are around 2 pm, and can vary by 2 hours either way. Reach out to our reservation team for recommended flight arrival, departure timings, and airport details. Flight arrangements and timings are subject to change at the carrier’s discretion.

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La Pinta Galapagos

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La Pinta Galapagos current position

La Pinta Galapagos current location is at South America West Coast (coordinates -0.89049 S / -89.61859 W) cruising en route to BAQUERIZO MORENO. The AIS position was reported 7 minutes ago.

Current itinerary of La Pinta Galapagos

La Pinta Galapagos current cruise is 6 days, round-trip 7 Night Darwins Discoveries The Galapagos Islands Cruise and Land Tour . Prices start from USD 10900 (double occupancy rates). The itinerary starts on 19 Jul, 2024 and ends on 25 Jul, 2024 .

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La Pinta Galapagos Review

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The 1982-built La Pinta yacht is a year-round Galapagos -based expedition cruise ship owned by the Ecuador-based company Metropolitan Touring Galapagos. This luxury boat exceeds all basic travel requirements to introduce well-off, pretense-free travelers to the region's unique sceneries and wildlife.

The vessel (IMO number 8112897) is currently Ecuador- flagged (MMSI 735058068) and registered in Guayaquil .

Since 2022, La Pinta is seasonally chartered by UnCruise Adventures .

Shipboard facilities and amenities

The luxurious yacht La Pinta was built as a Bahamas-based casino ship. In 2008, the vessel was completely drydock rebuilt and transformed into a modern expedition ship. Some of the onboard amenities include outdoor shower heads, public-use dryer, goodie basket of Dramamine, snorkel gear (wet suit, snorkel, mask, fin), sea kayaks, glass-bottom boat, briefing room with audio-video equipment as well as a crane delivering a trio of pangas to sea (inflatable water taxis which shuttle passengers to uninhabited islets).

Touches like Wi-Fi, a glass-bottom boat and in-cabin showers, are welcome inclusions. After a long day trekking under the equatorial sun or peeking under the Pacific, guests can chat in the top-ship hot tub or have fun before dinner in the lounge as they swap pictures and stories.

The overall experience on La Pinta Galapagos cruise tours is almost military-like and highly structured. In an effort to maximize time spent on land, scheduling is precise. If guests participate in every activity, they have to expect 2 hours of downtime tops and to be charmed but a little bit exhausted by debarkation day. A good idea is to have something more casual post-cruise (a beach stay, for example), as a counterpoint to hyper-scheduled pace and to spend time in a place which starts to feel like a dream the moment of returning to civilization.

La Pinta has a total of 24 staterooms , of which 20x are Double Outside (sized 180 ft2 / 17 m2) and 2x are Triple Outside (sized 235 ft2 / 22 m2).

The boat has 5 decks , of which 3 are passenger-accessible and 2 with cabins.

Signature facilities are located on Deck 2 (Restaurant, Lobby/Reception, Shop, Infirmary/Doctor's Office), and Deck 4 (Observation Bar Lounge, Library, Gym, Sundeck) while Deck 3 houses most of the cabins.

The Dining Room Restaurant has a seating capacity to accommodate all passengers at once. All but 1 or 2 meals are served in the indoor dining room. Breakfast is buffet-style and begins at 7:30 am. A cooked-to-order omelet station is a daily offer. Lunch options include light salads, a few hot dishes, and obligatory soup. The diner starts at 7:30 pm and is the lone offering that is not served buffet-style. The 4-course dinners feature an appetizer, soup, a choice of entree and desserts.

The Boutique sells a selection of necessities.

The Observation Lounge & Bar also serves as a Lecture Room/briefing room. It features 270-degree panoramic windows, as well as one of two TVs onboard the ship (while the other is in the lobby).

The Natural History Library has two computer terminals and a coffee machine, alongside a few containers with a rotating lineup of cookies, crackers and tea biscuits.

The Exercise Room has Lifestyle-brand equipment (exercise bike, treadmill, elliptical machines), along with several assorted free weights/dumbbells.

The aft Sundeck area has a Jacuzzi (whirlpool hot tub accommodating 6 passengers), sunbathing area (with padded loungers) and shaded seating (4-seat tables, garden sofas). The Sun Deck is served by the Outside Sky Bar.

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