Galapagos Packing List - What to Pack for the Cruise of a Lifetime

A trip to the Galapagos Islands is not a typical beach vacation or cruise. The list of what to pack for a Galapagos cruise is varied, but in this video we have simplified the process to get you ready from head to toe. Each section of this video and content have been carefully selected to enhance your Galapagos trip while staying sustainable and well prepared for a cruise or island visit to one of the most remote destinations in the world.
0:00 - Intro: What to Pack for the Galapagos Islands
01:23 - Important Note on Weather
01:54 - The Best Shoes for a Galapagos Trip
04:00 - Important Note on Shoes While Onboard Your Yacht
04:50 - Clothing & What to Wear
06:35 - What to Wear for Snorkeling
09:03 - Hats, Jackets, and other Outerwear
09:52 - The Best Cameras for the Galapagos & other Electronics
11:35 - Recommended Electronics to Pack for your Galapagos Trip
12:52 - Backpacks, Daypacks and Luggage
If your trip to the Galapagos is nearing, make sure to find all of your essential needs with a downloadable #GalapagosPackingList checklist or by heading over to Quasar’s Gear Shop. bit.ly/GalapagosCruisePacking...
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📝 Please note that service offerings and complimentary amenities on our yachts, such as laundry services and snorkeling equipment including wetsuits, are subject to availability and may vary. For the most current information regarding all available services and equipment, we encourage you to contact your Quasar representative or travel agent prior to your travel.
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[@tiomederos]

Very useful information!

[@AlanGeer]

i’m actually on the cruise now and I found this video helpful. But I’m not re-watching the whole thing but I think it’s mentioned that a long camera lens is not necessary because everything is so up close. I would absolutely disagree and kick myself for listening to anyone that says don’t bring a big lens. The wildlife is near the wildlife is far there’s 1 million things to see and take pictures of, particularly awesome birds so bring your big lens bring your binoculars no matter what!!

[@user-sm4tz7ws8c]

Con vestimenta adecuada a la aventura....

[@joeo7693]

Is it acceptable to wear Crocs with a collared shirt and slacks to dinner?