If you are vacationing in Puerto Vallarta and you love birds, count
yourself lucky! In this paradise there are nearly 350 bird species in
varied ecosystems and habitats. Green Jay, Tropical Kingbird, San Blas
Jay, Yellow-winged Cacique, Social Flycatcher, Golden-cheeked Woodpecker
and Russet-crowned Motmot are all common sightings in the area.
Our
first stop is Mismaloya and our adventure begins amid the tropical
deciduous forest, arrive to a parking sport and having a light breakfast
among sightings of Hummingbirds, Robins, Happy Wrens, Parakeets,
Kiskadees, Flycatchers, Motmot Sparrows, Inca Doves, Cacophonous
Woodpeckers, among others. We´ll continue to Los Veranos this part of
the jungle is classified as Tropical Deciduous Forest and holds a great
diversity of Mexican endemics and local species. These include Masked
Tityra, Squirrel Cuckoo, Orange-fronted Parakeets, Russet-crowned Motmot
and possible the Military Macaws among many others.
As a special treat to end our Tropical Bird Watching Tour, we’ll
transfers to the Botanical Garden to enjoy a beautiful mountain setting,
explore the Garden and discover its birds with the perfect guide; our
guides are avid birders and occasionally they don’t need to see the
birds to identify the species, they can identify them only by their
songs. They will share their knowledge and experience to help you easily
identify birds at the Garden. Enjoy a cold drink accompanied by
guacamole, chips and salsa enjoying the gardens and overlooking the
sparkling Rio Los Horcones.
Schedule: This tour runs Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. At 6:20 AM, 6:30 AM, 7:00 AM, 7:15, AM.
Duration: 6 Hours
Includes: Expert naturalist guide, transportation, breakfast, binoculars, telescope, field guides, checklist, snacks.
You’ll Need:
- Sunscreen
- Shorts
- Insect Repellent
- Camera
- Good All-Terrain Shoes
- Shade Hat
- Sunglasses
- Sweater or Light Jacket
Departs From: Marina Vallarta and Puerto Vallarta. Directions will be provided with your confirmation.
Kids: All Ages Welcome.
Price: Save 10%
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