North Seymour is one of the best places where you can see the two species of frigates that nest in the Galapagos Islands. Along the trail, you will enter a forest of palo santo trees and sometimes you can spot land iguanas climbing on the branches trying to reach the fruit of a nearby cactus. And what about the beautiful blue footed boobies, which, like frigates, nest in the open areas of the island. This visit is complemented by incredible snorkeling along the cliffs that surround the island and where you can see a large amount of marine life, including the white tip shark, the Galapagos shark, fur sea lions and many colorful fish. After lunch, we visit the Mosquera Islet. On the beautiful coral beach, we can see the Galapagos sea lions, some swallow-tailed gulls and of course the incredible marine iguana, endemic to Galapagos.

• Witness the two species of frigatebirds which nest on bushes or palo santo trees


• Snorkel in the rich waters around the island and discover an array of colorful reef fish, white-tipped reef sharks and perhaps fur sea lions.


• Spot a picture-perfect moment with the playful Galapagos sea lions


• Enjoy the courtship dance of the blue footed boobies that nest along the trail