— Vessel —
A Refined Basecamp for Galápagos Discovery
— The Ship —
Queen Beatriz is a boutique Galapagos yacht built for travelers who notice the little things, the shine on black-lava shores, the quiet arc of a pelican, the way afternoon light brushes a cliff. Her personality is equal parts style and substance: ocean-view staterooms designed for real rest, generous open decks for front-row wildlife watching, and welcoming lounges where briefings feel like conversations, not lectures. The layout is intentionally compact, short steps from cabin to gear station to Zodiac boarding, so your energy stays focused on discovery.
With naturalist-led expeditions, photography-friendly sightlines, and a crew that quickly learns your pace, Queen Beatriz works like a refined basecamp for small-ship Galapagos exploration: calm, attentive, and always close to the action.

— Suites & Layout —
9 air-conditioned, ocean-view cabins with private bathrooms, including 4 spacious deluxe cabins with private balconies and 3 comfortable standard cabins.
Ocean-view: Cabins with climate control and practical storage.
Photography-friendly decks: Sun + shade, for golden-hour wildlife.
Quick gear-to-Zodiac flow: Maximize time ashore and in the water.
Warm, local crew: Story-driven naturalist briefings.

— Suite № 01 —
— Suite № 02 —


— Suite № 03 —
— Itineraries & Dates —
Days on Queen Beatriz flow in an easy, explorer’s rhythm: a hearty breakfast and a crisp, naturalist game plan, then shore landings timed to soft Galapagos light and peak wildlife moments. Midday brings chef-prepared plates, a quick rinse, and a sun-deck breather before sliding back into the water to snorkel over lava shelves, kayak quiet coves, or trace geology-rich coastlines. As the golden hour warms the decks, conversations drift through the lounge and the stars take over, power outlets are there when you need them, but the intentionally limited connectivity makes unplugging effortless.
All months — departures available
Route A
Choose 4 – 5 – 8+ day Galapagos programs built around a two-excursions-per-day rhythm, naturalist-guided walks, Zodiac cruising, and water time—paired with unhurried moments aboard.
— Services & Experiences —
Fewer travelers mean every landing becomes a two-way exchange; your naturalist guide does not just lecture; they walk beside you, translating the islands’ silence, science, and spirit in real time.
Dining aboard feels both global and local, with Ecuadorian ingredients with Mediterranean touches, fresh ceviche after snorkeling, roasted plantains at sunset. Menus adapt to personal tastes and dietary preferences with care, not compromise.
Beyond adventure, Queen Beatriz offers quiet spaces, a shaded nook with a sea view, a gentle hammock on the upper deck, or the rhythm of the ocean as you read, write, or simply breathe.
The same faces welcome you each day, guides, deckhands, and chefs who remember your name, your drink, and your favorite Zodiac seat. They turn service into friendship and routine into ritual.
Every itinerary balances exploration and ease: guided hikes, snorkeling and kayaking, but also time to sip coffee as the sun rises or toast the night beneath stars that seem close enough to touch.
— Fare Inclusions —
— Good to Know —
Island Time Is Real
The Galapagos runs on nature’s rhythm, not the clock. Expect flexible timing, wildlife sightings or tides may gently reshape your day. It is part of the magic.
Essentials That Matter
A light scarf or buff helps against sun and wind, while a reusable waterproof phone pouch doubles as a mini camera bag during wet landings.
Stay Grounded, Literally
The equatorial sun is stronger than it feels. A wide-brim hat, polarized sunglasses, and reef-safe sunscreen are your best protection during Zodiac rides.
Underwater Memories
Bring an extra memory card or waterproof camera housing, between rays, turtles, and sea lions, you will fill storage faster than expected.
— FAQ —
Yes. Briefings cover easy entries/exits, flotation aids are available, and routes are chosen for calm water and high visibility whenever possible.
Absolutely. Shared excursions and open-deck spaces make it easy to connect, while quiet corners remain for reading, journaling, or photography.
Wildlife and tides often guide the schedule. That flexibility is part of the magic, spontaneous sightings frequently become the trip’s highlight.
Bring a wide-angle for turtles/landscapes, a telephoto (200–400mm) for birds, a polarizer for midday glare, and extra batteries. Plan for golden hour, it arrives quickly after active days.
Yes, please advise in advance. The galley regularly prepares vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options with Ecuadorian touches.
Plan your Queen Beatriz journey.
A travel designer will respond within twenty-four hours with curated suite options, departure dates, and pre / post-cruise extensions.