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Seymour and Daphne: A Double Adventure Under the Pacific Currents

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Overview

What you need to know about Seymour and Daphne

North Seymour and Daphne Minor are two key diving spots in the Galapagos, located north of Santa Cruz. This combination allows you to explore two distinct marine ecosystems in a single day: from the calm waters teeming with turtles and sharks on Seymour, to the deep, mysterious drop-offs of Daphne, home to pelagic fish and eagle rays. Ideal for divers seeking diversity in a single-day experience.

Activity
What Gislandstours offers you
Diving in North Seymour: Close encounters with reef sharks, turtles, and colorful schools of fish
Buceo en Daphne Meno Inmersión en una pared volcánica con rayas, anguilas y vida pelágica
Island hopping. Birdwatching, such as frigate birds and blue-footed boobies, is a must.

Diving on the island

100%

Interesting facts about Seymour and Daphne

  • Two dive sites in one day, with unique contrasts.

  • Daphne Minor has a submarine vertical wall topography.

  • Seymour is ideal for observing turtles and sharks in clear waters.

  • It is common to see eagle rays and trumpet fish between the two areas.

  • The islands are close together, allowing for optimal time on the water.

What’s included

  • Lunch, snacks and drinks.
  • Bilingual naturalist guide (English-Spanish).
  • All activities indicated in the program.
  • Complete diving equipment

What is NOT included

  • Tips.
  • Personal expenses.
  • Travel insurance (highly recommended).
  • Additional services not mentioned.

Recommendation

  • Small backpack (waterproof)
  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Shorts
  • T-shirts
  • Long-sleeved shirts
  • Windbreaker coat
  • Swimsuit
  • Wetsuit (for diving between June and November)
  • Hat or cap
  • Bathroom kit
  • Sun block
  • Sunglasses
  • Binoculars
  • Camera and camcorder

Fauna found in Seymour and Daphne

  • Reef sharks

  • Green sea turtles

  • Eagle rays

  • Trumpet and butterfly fish

  • Garden eels

Tortuga marina nadando entre aguas cristalinas en Galápagos


Tortuga marina, nadando libre en las islas Galápagos
Tiburón martillo nadando en aguas profundas de Galápagos


El imponente tiburón martillo, estrella del buceo en Galápagos
Raya nadando sobre el fondo arenoso en Rocas Gordon, Galápagos


Las enigmáticas rayas de Galápagos, deslizándose entre las Rocas Gordon
Lobo marino descansando en la orilla de una playa en Galápagos


Lobos marinos, siempre presentes en tu visita a Galápagos
Iguana marina descansando en la arena en Galápagos


La única iguana del mundo que nada en el mar
Gavilán de Galápagos posado sobre una roca


El depredador aéreo más temido de las islas

Frequently Asked Questions

¿What does a tour with Gislands Tours include?

All our tours include a certified local guide, ground and/or sea transportation, snorkeling equipment (when applicable), a picnic lunch or lunch at a local restaurant, and entrance fees when necessary. Always in small groups.

¿What should I bring on a full-day tour?

  • Comfortable and light clothing
  • Swimsuit and towel
  • Closed hiking shoes
  • biodegradable sunscreen
  • ️ Sunglasses and cap
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Personal documents

¿Are the tours suitable for all ages?

Yes, most of our tours are suitable for children, seniors, and people with moderate mobility. If you have any specific needs, please let us know and we can customize the experience for you.

¿In what language are the tours given?

Our guides are trained to offer tours in Spanish and English. If you require another language, we can help you with customized options.

¿Can I scuba dive if I’ve never done it before?

Yes, this site is ideal for beginner divers with a professional guide.

¿What is the depth of the dive?

Between 12 and 25 meters, depending on the level of the group.

¿Can you snorkel instead of diving?

Yes, but the main experience is diving.

¿Is the water cold?

The temperature varies between 18°C and 24°C, short or long suits are recommended.

¿What is the best time to visit the Galapagos?

The Galapagos can be visited year-round. January through May offers warmer weather and calmer seas; June through December offers cooler temperatures and more marine life. Each season has its own unique charm.

¿How far in advance should I book?

We recommend booking at least two weeks in advance, especially during peak season (June-August and December-January), although we also assist with last-minute reservations subject to availability.

¿How to deal with motion sickness?

Here are some tips to deal with motion sickness:

  • Avoid fatty and heavy foods before and during your trip. Opt for lighter meals.
  • ☕ Avoid alcohol and caffeine, as they can worsen symptoms.
  • Avoid reading or using screens during the commute, as they increase nausea.
  • Get plenty of rest, as fatigue can make dizziness worse.
  • If possible, take motion sickness medication before your trip. There are several over-the-counter options that can help.

¿What happens if there is bad weather?

Safety is our priority. If weather prevents the tour from taking place, we will offer alternative options or reschedule based on your dates.

¿Do you have any other questions?

Write to us via WhatsApp or email, and we’ll be happy to help you plan your experience in the Galapagos.

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