This small island is one of the most important fishing sites for Marine Birds. This place is the reason for many travelers and ornithologists to observe the spectacular and diverse amount of birds of the Galapagos.
The visit site is located next to the nesting area of Frigate Birds, both Magnificent and Common, that rest on the trees along the whole year. Witnessing the mating dance of the Blue Footed Boobies is also one of the highlights of the experience. There is additionally a Palo Santo forest that spreads on the south shore of Seymour where birds nest, and offer a spectacular view of the channel formed in between Bartolomé and Seymour.
It is an unpopulated island.
Animals: frigate birds, blue-footed boobies, sea lions, marine iguanas, swallow-tailed gulls, snakes, herons, hawks, sharks, rays
Plants: Palo Santo, Opuntia
Discover seabird colonies and witness up close and personal, the most intimate courtship, breeding, and nesting behaviors.
You can sail to this beautiful island in a daily tour yachts licensed to visit the islands:
Yate Altamar
Yate Adriana
Yate Sea Lion
Bus and boat transport departing from defined meeting points are included.
Certified bilingual guide
Made with local ingredients from land and sea served directly to your table
Mask, tube and flippers suited to your size are included for swimming activities
Wetsuits are available for rent upon request (10 usd per wetsuit)
We suggest to bring money for bar conssumption
Tipping is common practice on board. Is suggested to bring cash if you wish to tip crew
This small island is one of the most important fishing sites for Marine Birds. This place is the reason for many travellers and ornithologists to observe the spectacular and diverse amount of birds of the Galapagos.
The visit site is located next to the nesting area of Frigate Birds, both Magnificent and Common, that rest on the trees along the whole year. Witnessing the mating dance of the Blue Footed Boobies is also one of the highlights of the experience. There is additionally a Palo Santo forest that spreads on the south shore of Seymour where birds nest, and offer a spectacular view of the channel formed in between Bartolomé and Seymour.
It is an unpopulated island.
Its formation is related to an uplifting of the underwater layer that resulted in a very eroded flat rock surrounded by risks. Here, the marine base is still evident, giant rocks and shells are found everywhere.
Hundreds of sharks such as the Tiger Shark, Galapagos Shark, Reef Shark and others, swim by the shore of this island. The Upwelling Phenomenon caused by the cold currents, enhance the marine diversity on this snorkelling and dive area.
Animals: frigate birds, blue footed boobies, sea lions, marine iguanas, swallow-tailed gulls, snakes, herons, hawks, sharks, rays
Plants: Palo Santo, Opuntia
Discover seabird colonies and witness up close and personal, the most intimate courtship, breeding and nesting behaviors.
