Last updated:: 9:00 PM ET, Wed July 23, 2025
Celebrity Cruises has announced that its award-winning Galápagos expeditions aboard Celebrity Flora are available for booking in 2027.
The cruise line offers guests multiple itinerary options ranging from 7 to 16 nights, all featuring all-inclusive accommodations on the exclusive 100-passenger mega-yacht designed specifically for navigating the volcanic island archipelago.
Each expedition immerses travellers in the breathtaking nature and wildlife of the Galápagos through experiences led by expert naturalists from the Galápagos National Park.
Celebrity Cruises sails in the Galapagos Islands (Photo Credit: Celebrity Cruises)
Guests can anticipate unique adventures, including glamping under the stars, snorkelling with sea lions, kayaking alongside sea turtles and guided tours with giant tortoises.
A highlight of every sailing is participation in Celebrity Cruises' conservation initiative, Rewilding Galápagos, which recently celebrated its 10th anniversary.
The programme represents the only partnership between a tour operator and the Galápagos National Park for reforestation efforts. Guests visit designated areas with park rangers and naturalist guides to plant seedlings, contributing directly to habitat restoration.
The initiative has achieved remarkable success, with more than 85,000 endemic plant species planted to date and over 60 acres restored. The newly renovated Hernán Carrión Nursery, sponsored by Celebrity Cruises, grows all native plants used in reforestation efforts throughout the islands.
"We have the privilege of connecting our guests with some of the most pristine destinations on our planet and understand that we need to play a role in maintaining the health of these delicate ecosystems," said Laura Hodges Bethge, president of Celebrity Cruises. "In the Galapagos Islands, we are very proud of our long-standing partnership and will continue to work closely to support education and conservation projects that promote the preservation of this natural marvel for future generations.”
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