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Here are the most frequently asked questions from our passengers. You can also contact us to add yours.

Are we booking directly with the ship through this site?

Yes, on this page and on the Royal Galapagos page, you can book directly on the Grand Majestic. This page is specialized in the Grand Majestic to provide more information about the cruise in the Galapagos Islands. We also have an Instagram page: @grandmajesticworld.

 

Onboard, the only additional charge would be the gratuity. However, there are extra costs to enter the Galapagos Islands that must be paid at the airport. These costs include:

  • Galapagos Transit Control Card (paid at the airport before traveling, approximately $20 USD per person).
  • Upon landing in the Galapagos Islands, there is an entry fee of $200 USD per person, payable at the airport.

Trips on the Grand Majestic vary, offering itineraries of 4, 5, and 8 days to accommodate different preferences and schedules.

Our guests can enjoy activities such as snorkeling, guided nature walks, wildlife observation, and visits to the famous islands and beaches of the Galápagos.

No prior experience is required. We provide instructions and appropriate equipment to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all skill levels.

We strive to accommodate all dietary needs. Please inform us of any dietary restrictions or preferences before your arrival so that we can prepare suitable options.

If we are already in Santa Cruz, can we meet up with the group?

Yes, if you arrive in Santa Cruz (Baltra) on the same day as embarkation, we will send members of the Grand Majestic crew to pick you up and transfer you from the airport to the Grand Majestic. This service is included and has no cost. However, if you will be in Santa Cruz days before, we will coordinate a meeting time and point for embarkation.

All non-alcoholic drinks are unlimited and completely free (natural juices, sodas, water, etc.). All alcoholic drinks do have a cost; we can send you the liquor menu.

Yes, you can bring the bottle of your choice, but there is a corkage fee. The corkage fee for a bottle of wine is $10 USD, and for other types of alcohol, it is $20 USD.

Absolutely. The Grand Majestic is family-friendly and offers activities and services that can be enjoyed by guests of all ages.

We offer luxurious suites and cabins with modern amenities, each providing spectacular ocean views. All are designed to provide comfort and privacy during your stay.

Yes, we offer transfers to and from the airport as part of our packages, ensuring a worry-free experience from your arrival to your departure.

The safety and well-being of our guests are our top priority. We adhere to strict safety standards and sanitary protocols, including regular cleaning and disinfection of all common and private areas.

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Red Sand Beach

Red Sand Beach, located on the remarkable Rábida Island in the Galápagos, is famed for its striking red-colored sand, a result of the high iron content in the volcanic material. This vibrant beach is not just a visual spectacle; it’s also a wildlife sanctuary. The contrast of the red sand against the turquoise sea creates a stunning natural palette that enchants visitors. Home to a colony of sea lions, marine iguanas, and an array of bird species, Red Sand Beach offers exceptional opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography. The shallow waters around the beach are ideal for snorkeling, allowing visitors to explore the rich marine life beneath the waves. Rábida’s Red Sand Beach exemplifies the unique beauty and ecological diversity of the Galápagos Islands, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

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