6 Day Galapagos Cruises

The Galapagos cruises that last six days are a condensed version of the usual week-long trip. Typically, itineraries that are accessible at this length will cover the north (Genovesa), south, center (Santa Cruz), west, or east portions of the islands. There is a possibility that a combination of these locations may be provided, but only in a limited sense. In comparison to shorter lengths of four and five days, as well as the most popular eight-day cruise, 6 day Galapagos cruises fare a little lower in terms of popularity.

Therefore, if you are interested in taking a six-day Galapagos cruise, be sure to check out our list of available vessels and the scheduled departures that correspond to them below. We strongly suggest that you get in touch with a GreenGo Travel Galapagos cruise expert so that you may obtain free advice and find a departure that is suitable for your preferences and needs.

6 day Galapagos cruises are available in every comfort category that is currently available. You may, however, want to compare cruises that last for six days with cruises that depart for five days or even cruises that run for eight days in order to compare the route, islands, and visit locations that each cruise covers. This will ensure that you are satisfied with the number of destinations that are covered.

Take into consideration that the first and last days of your trip are mostly devoted to logistics, including the process of entering and leaving the islands through Baltra or San Cristóbal. This implies that a 6 day Galapagos cruise provides four full days of activity aboard the cruise.

A Galapagos cruise that offers six day departures is an excellent option for those who are looking for an extended itinerary that does not typically require fifteen days. By combining itineraries in a back-to-back fashion, six-day cruises may typically offer departures that are ten or eleven days long.