— Vessel —

Celebrity Flora

All-suite accommodations, certified Galapagos naturalists, and eco-designed ships with dynamic positioning.

Class

Luxury

Type

Expedition Ship

Capacity

100 Guests

SUITES

All-Suite

Length

7–14 Nights

From

$8,132 USD

— The Ship —

All-suite mega-yacht created exclusively for these islands.

Crafted for the Galapagos, Celebrity Flora brings resort-style polish to an immersive expedition.

Suites include personal attendants and thoughtful Ecuadorian touches, while outward-facing lounges keep the islands front-and-center. Naturalist-led briefings prepare you for each landing, and evenings wrap with refined dining and star-rich skies.

This is an effortless way to see the archipelago in style.

— Suites & Layout —

An architecture of
quiet luxury.

All accommodations are suites with private verandas in many categories, in-room filtration, and attendant service. Premium categories add expanded vistas and amenities.

— Suite № 01 —

Royal Suite

— Suite № 02 —

Premium Sky Suites with Infinite Veranda

— Suite № 03 —

Sky Suites with Veranda

— Life on Board —

Public Areas

Restaurant

Lounge

Fitness Room

Spa

The Lab

Glamping

— Itineraries & Dates —

Two routes. Year-round departures.

7- and 14-night expeditions, with departures composed around peak wildlife seasons. Combine routes for a full archipelago immersion.

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

All months — departures available

Route A

Inner Loop – Central & Northern Islands

Iconic wildlife, stunning beaches.

Route B

Outer Loop – Western & Southern Islands

Volcanic landscapes, rich marine life.

— Services & Experiences —

Composed in every detail.

Guiding & Education

Galapagos National Park–certified naturalists

Daily Excursions

Zodiacs, guided hikes, snorkeling

Gear

Snorkel equipment and wetsuits provided (sizes subject to availability).

Dining

Low-impact systems and local sourcing

— Fare Inclusions —

What is, and is not, included.

Inclusions

Suite accommodation in your selected category, with attendant/personalized service.
All meals on board, from breakfast to dinner, plus snacks between excursions.
Filtered water, coffee & tea; selected non-alcoholic beverages throughout the day.
Guided excursions every day with Galapagos National Park–licensed naturalists (small groups).
Zodiac rides, guided hikes, beach time, and snorkeling as scheduled.
Snorkeling gear in standard sizes (mask, snorkel, fins; sizes subject to availability).
Daily briefings & enrichment talks focused on wildlife, geology, and conservation.
Use of onboard facilities (lounges, sun deck, observation areas)
Basic onboard Wi-Fi where available (intermittent at sea).
Housekeeping & turndown service; in-suite amenities (toiletries, hair dryer, etc.)
Port charges and government taxes related to the cruise portion (when built into the fare).

Not Included

International flights to/from Ecuador.
Galapagos National Park Entrance Fee and Transit Control Card (TCT) (required for all visitors; amount subject to change).
Domestic Ecuador–Galapagos flights if not included in your package.
Premium beverages & specialty cocktails (unless your fare includes them).
Spa treatments, premium coffees, boutique purchases, and à-la-carte extras.
Optional experiences not in the regular schedule (e.g., private guiding, premium photography sessions, special charters).
Travel insurance (highly recommended) and medical expenses.
Gratuities to crew/guides if not already included in your fare.
Personal gear beyond standard loaners (e.g., prescription masks, specialty fins, underwater cameras).

— Good to Know —

Practical notes.

Pace & Access

Daily choices range from relaxed coastal walks to more active hikes and snorkel sessions. Guides present easy / moderate / active options when possible so mixed-ability travelers and multi-generational families can enjoy the Galapagos together.

Packing

Quick-dry layers, long-sleeve UV shirt, brimmed hat, polarized sunglasses, lightweight rain shell, and a small daypack. Bring reef-safe sunscreen and a dry bag to protect cameras/phones on Zodiac rides.

Landing

Expect a mix of wet landings (stepping from a Zodiac into ankle-deep water) and dry landings onto docks or lava rock. Lightweight water shoes or strap-on sandals help on sandy and rocky shores.

Snorkeling & Gear

Snorkel sets and wetsuits are typically available on board (sizes vary). If you prefer a perfect fit, consider bringing your own mask. Non-snorkelers can usually opt for coastal walks or Zodiac coastal exploration.

Connectivity

Internet access can be limited or intermittent at sea. Download playlists, books, and podcasts before you sail—and enjoy the stars.

— FAQ —

Questions, answered.

How far in advance should I book Celebrity Flora?

Peak dates fill 9–12 months in advance; shoulder season can be more flexible. Hold a suite early for best choice.

Are families options available?

Families are welcome; minimum ages, bedding, and inter-connecting suite options may apply by date/category. Ask us for best weeks for families, suggested cabin pairings, and private-guide options.

What’s the best time to visit the islands?

The Galapagos are year-round. Wildlife is visible all year; behaviors (nesting, courtship, pupping) shift by month.

Dec–May (warm/wet): calmer seas, warmer water, lush landscapes, great for snorkeling and land wildlife observation.
Jun–Nov (cool/dry): nutrient-rich currents, prolific marine life, cooler water, great for sea wildlife action.

Plan your Celebrity Flora journey.

A travel designer will respond within twenty-four hours with curated suite options, departure dates, and pre / post-cruise extensions.