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Galapagos
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In short, yes! All of our Galapagos cruise vessels have 110V AC outlets that take the 2 prong electrical plug that is also used in North America.
More modern vessels will have electrical points in each cabin, some may even offer dedicated USB charging points. In older vessels, you may find outlets are available in the communal areas rather than in cabins.
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