This tour takes you to some of the Galápagos Island’s excellent bird watching and snorkeling. First you’ll visit North Seymour Island, and then you’ll continue to a beach called Las Bachas on Santa Cruz Island.

North Seymour is a small island in the Galápagos, with significant populations of rare species. While you’re here you can see some of the Galápagos most unusual birds, including the Magnificent Frigate Bird and the blue-footed boobie. These bids both have interesting mating rituals — the Magnificent Frigate Bird inflates a giant red throat sac, and the blue-footed boobie does a seemingly ungainly dance.

North Seymour Island also has a thriving colony of land iguanas. You can see lots of iguanas and sea lions near the shore.

Your craft will continue to the Las Bachas beach, which has white sand and clear, turquoise water. Wade into the water and look down to see a tropical fish swimming in the shallows. This tour provides snorkeling equipment to get a closer look. In this area, you might also spot some pink flamingos wading in the shallows.

Wet suit, entrance card (with fees paid for national park), bottled water, and money for tips and personal expenses.

NOT INCLUDED:

• Wetsuits are not provided - Water - Tips / gratuities.

Land and sea transportation, lunch, naturalist guides, snorkeling equipment, and towels.