La Pinta

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Class of Ship

Small Expedition Yacht

Sustainability

Low Impact

Berths

Zodiacs

Class of Ship

Small Expedition Yacht

Sustainability

Low Impact

Berths

Zodiacs

La Pinta is a stylish expedition yacht designed to offer an intimate and enriching way to explore the Galápagos. With just 48 guests, it combines modern comfort, generous public spaces and an excellent naturalist program to create an experience that feels both immersive and relaxed. Its small size allows for flexible itineraries, close-up wildlife encounters and smooth navigation between the islands.

On board La Pinta, guests can enjoy a welcoming lounge, an observation deck and a hot tub perfect for unwinding after daily excursions. The yacht carries a fleet of Zodiacs and a glass-bottom boat for immersive exploration. Thoughtful service, well-prepared meals and comfortable social areas create a refined yet casual atmosphere throughout the voyage.

Cabins

Yacht La Pinta’s spotless and modern 24 cabins provide room for up to 48 guests. All of them have their own private bathroom and vertical-rectangle windows. Should folks traveling as part of a family or group wish to have connecting rooms, there are four pairs of cabins with this feature.

Dining aboard the Yacht La Pinta combines Ecuadorian and Continental flavours in a relaxed yet upscale atmosphere. Guests enjoy buffet-style breakfasts and lunches prepared with fresh local ingredients, along with seated, set-menu dinners crafted for a more formal experience. Complimentary coffee, tea, and water are available throughout the day, while specialty cocktails can be purchased. Menus are designed by a Cordon Bleu–trained culinary director and highlight gourmet cuisine, with special dietary needs accommodated upon advance request.

When weather allows, meals may be served al fresco on the sun Deck.

La Pinta Yacht Experience Family Glass Bottom Boat

Yacht La Pinta has the privilege of having numerous visitor sites in the Galapagos Islands all to itself. No other boats will be in sight when you set foot on many of the islands in the Galapagos.