North Seymour Island, located just off the coast of Santa Cruz, is one of the Galápagos’ premier diving destinations, providing a thrilling and immersive underwater experience. With its abundant marine life, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic topography, North Seymour is a must-see location for divers seeking adventure and natural beauty in the heart of the Galápagos Archipelago.

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DISCOVER NORTH SEYMOUR

North Seymour’s underwater terrain is ever-changing, with dramatic underwater cliffs, rock formations, and clear blue waters. The site's unique topography provides an exhilarating dive experience, as you explore volcanic rock arches, underwater caves, and breathtaking drop-offs that bring divers face-to-face with the wonders of the deep.​

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Marine Life

The Galápagos’ marine environment is one of the most biologically rich on Earth. North Seymour is home to an incredible array of marine species. Glide alongside playful sea lions; observe schools of vibrant fish; and encounter large pelagics such as graceful eagle rays and schools of hammerhead sharks. The island's waters also attract Galápagos turtles, reef sharks, and, depending on the season, whale sharks.  

Dive information:

• 2 dives

• Depth: 15 to 18 meters

• Moderate to strong currents

• 40-minute interval between dives for sandwiches, fruits and games to re-energize for the next dive.

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Why Dive at North Seymour?

• Encounter Majestic Marine Life: North Seymour is a hotspot for thrilling encounters with marine life, spectacular underwater beauty, and the opportunity to explore a living laboratory of ocean ecosystems.

• Diverse Underwater Topography: The site features rocky reefs, sandy bottoms, and nutrient-rich currents that attract an abundance of marine species, offering an exciting and dynamic diving environment.

• Perfect for Advanced Divers: The moderate to strong currents at North Seymour provide a rewarding challenge for experienced divers, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a more adventurous underwater experience.