North Seymour Island
A Paradise for Birdwatchers
North Seymour, named after the esteemed Lord Hugh Seymour, is a stunning natural gem formed by tectonic stress, featuring a remarkable uplifted plateau just north of Santa Cruz Island. Its true allure lies in the vast colonies of blue-footed boobies and magnificent frigate birds, captivating wildlife enthusiasts and tourists alike.
Visiting North Seymour offers an extraordinary opportunity to witness these vibrant birds in their natural habitat. This island isn’t just a destination; it’s a memorable adventure waiting to be explored. Don’t miss your chance to experience its breathtaking beauty!
Nature walk
As you walk 1.5 kilometers across rocky terrain and sandy paths, the stunning dry landscapes will captivate you. Encounter vibrant blue-footed boobies, soaring frigate birds, graceful swallowtail gulls, intriguing land iguanas, and playful sea lions. Each moment here is a celebration of nature’s beauty and resilience—an adventure that inspires the spirit of exploration!
Snorkeling
The underwater realm teems with incredible marine life. Dive into a vibrant wonderland filled with Galapagos fish, playful sea lions, reef sharks, majestic sea turtles, stunning sting and manta rays, eels, and even hammerhead sharks! This is an adventure you won’t want to miss!
