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Seymour Norte

Seymour Norte, Galapagos
Islets

Overview

North Seymour has a trail of about 2 miles in length, following the same pattern of a few other islands in the Galapagos, North Seymour was formed  by uprisings of underwater volcanic lavas, reaching its current level above sea over million of years. Wildlife found in abundance are the great frigate birds, Sea Lions, swallow tailed gulls & blue footed boobies, with nesting sites found along the path, a rather arid zone is pronounced in the area.

More Information: North Seymour Island - Wikipedia

Fast Facts about Seymour Norte

Main Features: Frigatebirds, Marine Fossils, Sea Lions
Interaction In Site: Dinghy Ride, Snorkeling, Hiking
Type of Landing: Dry Landing: Off a Dinghy ride in Bridge/rocks
Fitness: Medium/High

Animals

Galápagos Sea Lion

The Galapagos sea lion is a...[read more]


*Visit point inclusion is subject to cruise programs and logistics. These are regulated by the galapagos national park.