Cheap Galapagos Island Tours

May 20, 2008 – 5:26 pm

Do you want to travel to the interesting and beautiful Galapagos Islands? Traveling in the Galapagos Islands doesn’t have to be expensive. A number of island tours are done by boat, and in some cases tour guests might even sleep on these island tour yachts and sailboats.

If you’re looking for the cheapest island tours in the Galapagos Islands, be sure to look for last minute deals. Sometimes tours will have vacant spots on board a yacht or cruise ship. This means that you save money while enjoying the same tour others have paid full price for.

Off-season is another great time to find low cost Island tours of the Galapagos Islands. September to November is considered to be low season. June to August is considered high season and you can expect to see more tourists and higher prices for island tours during this period of time. No matter what season you decide to travel to the Galapagos Islands, a tour is in short order.

There are many different island tour ships available in the Galapagos. The cheapest boats are called rickety sloops, which you may not enjoy as much or feel safe on. These boats are typically used to ferry passengers from tour ships to the land. There are medium sized ships, which offer affordable pricing and are modern. Medium sized island tour boats offer amenities such as bathrooms, comfortable private and/or public areas, a galley and a deck. If luxury is key to you, you’ll end up paying more for your tour.

Local island tour operators offer a number of different boats that can carry as few as 12 passengers all the way up 100 passengers. These vessels make stops at local points of interest, know how to navigate to the best snorkeling and scuba spots and offer history on this nature lovers paradise.

Other tour operators offer family style vacations that augment the boat tour by allowing guests to stay at area hotels. These packages typically cost over $1,200 per person in the high season for a
3 night stay. Special pricing for children under the age of 12 might apply (check with the vendor
for pricing and specials) and typically does not include airfare, the cost of alcoholic beverages, tips and taxes or purchases made while on board/land or travelers insurance.

An island tour of the Galapagos Island is sure to change your perspective of things and should definitely be on your list of “places to see before you die.” It is a perfect destination because there is something for people of all ages to enjoy. Wildlife, the beautiful beaches, crystal clear water filled with colorful marine life.. the list goes on and on..

Don’t miss your chance to see the Galapagos by boat.

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