What level of diving experience is required for North Seymour Island?

North Seymour Island is rated advanced with depths of ≤ 18 m. A PADI Open Water certification or equivalent is the minimum recommended, with PADI Advanced Open Water strongly recommended for this site.

What marine life can you see at North Seymour Island?

At North Seymour Island, divers commonly encounter: hammerhead sharks, whale sharks, manta rays, sea lions, marine iguanas, schooling jacks.

Where is North Seymour Island located?

North Seymour Island is located in Ecuador, in the Ecuador region (coordinates: -0.3186, -90.2582).

North Seymour Island Diving - Ecuador, Ecuador

North Seymour Island is an advanced dive site in the central Galápagos, reaching 18 meters along current-swept volcanic walls. This nutrient-rich channel between North Seymour and Baltra attracts incredible concentrations of marine life. Schooling hammerhead sharks are the main draw, often seen in formations of dozens. Galápagos sea lions hunt in the currents alongside white-tip reef sharks and spotted eagle rays. The strong, unpredictable currents demand solid experience, but the sheer density of marine encounters makes this a bucket-list Galápagos dive.