Blue-footed Booby
Where on North Seymour
North Seymour Trail
Likely, all year
The Galápagos Cruise · Islands · North Seymour
Male frigatebirds inflating a scarlet throat pouch the size of a football, blue-footed boobies whistling through a courtship dance on the path itself, land iguanas descended from animals carried over from Baltra in the 1930s: North Seymour is flat, low and roughly two kilometres across, and the trail is a loop of about that length. It is the most reliable nesting site in the archipelago for both frigatebird species. Forty-two of our itineraries call here across 14 ships, from $1,797 per person, on trips of 3 to 14 nights.
One visitor site, and it is often the first or last landing of a trip because Baltra airport lies twenty minutes away. That makes North Seymour common on short departures, and it also means the island is usually a morning rather than a day.
Visitor sites on North Seymour
North Seymour Trail
977 upcoming departures with space, across 42 itineraries and 14 ships. Sold-out dates are not listed.
6 of the 6 species recorded on North Seymour have a photo. What differs between them is how sure a sighting is and which visitor site you have to reach for it.
Where on North Seymour
North Seymour Trail
Likely, all year
Only in Galápagos
Where on North Seymour
North Seymour Trail
Likely, all year
Where on North Seymour
North Seymour Trail
Likely, all year
Only in Galápagos
Where on North Seymour
North Seymour Trail
Possible, all year
Where on North Seymour
North Seymour Trail
Possible, all year
Only in Galápagos
Where on North Seymour
North Seymour Trail
Possible, all year

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