Discover North Seymour Island, a wildlife paradise in the Galapagos where blue-footed boobies dance, magnificent frigatebirds soar, and land iguanas bask on volcanic shores—all just a short cruise from mainland Ecuador.
North Seymour Island offers one of the most extraordinary wildlife experiences in the Galapagos archipelago. This flat, small island was formed by underwater volcanic activity and uplift, creating the perfect habitat for numerous iconic species.
Incredible Bird Watching awaits as you witness blue-footed boobies performing their famous mating dance and magnificent frigatebirds inflating their bright red throat pouches to attract mates.
Marine Life thrives in the crystal waters surrounding the island, where you might spot sea lions playing in the surf, marine iguanas swimming gracefully, or even a Galapagos shark patrolling the depths.
Hiking Trails wind through the arid landscape dotted with palo santo trees and endemic vegetation, offering excellent photography opportunities and up-close encounters with wildlife that show virtually no fear of human visitors.