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Option 4 - Guánica
Option 5 - Mayagüez (transportation included from Mayagüez)
Option 6 - Guajataca
- 7:30 AM - 10:30 AM
- Endemic species, migratory species (seasonal)
- Moderate - Challenging, uneven terrain in some trails
- Long pants/sleeves, hat, water
Option 5 - Mayagüez (transportation included from Mayagüez)
- 7:30 AM - 10:30 AM
- Urban Bird Watching
- Terns, gulls, ducks, parrots, endemic and migratory species
- Low-impact - Moderate
- Hat
Option 6 - Guajataca
- 7:30 AM - 10:30 AM
- Endemic species, tropic birds
- Low-impact - Moderate, uneven terrain in some trails
- Long pants/sleeves, hat, mosquito repellent, water
Option 1 - Laguna Cartagena
Option 2 - Salt Flats
Option 3 - Maricao
- 7:30 AM - 10:30 AM or 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
- Ducks, rails, coots, gallinules, grebes, waterfowls
- Low-impact
- Long pants/sleeves, hat, we provide mosquito repellent
Option 2 - Salt Flats
- 7:30 AM - 10:30 AM
- Shorebirds, endemics, migratory species (seasonal),
Antillean and Caribbean specialties - Low-impact, uneven terrain in some trails
- Long pants/sleeves, hat
Option 3 - Maricao
- 8:30 AM - 12:30 AM
- Endemic species
- Moderate, uneven terrain
- Long pants/sleeves, hat
| All birding trips are weather permissible. especially during the Summer--Sahara dust, Monserrat Volcano ashes, high concentration of mold, and/or Hurricane Season. |
| Do you follow sustainable tourism principles? Hire a local Birder Guide. |
| All birding options on this section are available for passengers arriving at the Mayagüez Port. |
| Possible endemic species: Tody, Woodpecker, Elfin Woods, Bullfinch, Flycatcher, Lizard Cuckoo, Green Mango, Emerald, Tanager, Spindalis, Oriole, Nightjar, Vireo, Yellow-shouldered Blackbird, Screech Owl, Adelaide´s Warbler |
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| Maps or GPS devices are not allowed during our birding trips. |
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| 6615 Updated April 11, 2012. |
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Dear Hilda,
Once again thank you for a wonderful day of birding on
March 13th. Your knowledge, enthusiasm and integrity
made the tour well worth it. It was a pleasure.
In addition, thank you for the scscb link. You and your
organization are right on target.
Our very best wishes and again thank you.
William Wood
Trevett, Maine
Caribbean Princess, El Yunque Birding Trip
Once again thank you for a wonderful day of birding on
March 13th. Your knowledge, enthusiasm and integrity
made the tour well worth it. It was a pleasure.
In addition, thank you for the scscb link. You and your
organization are right on target.
Our very best wishes and again thank you.
William Wood
Trevett, Maine
Caribbean Princess, El Yunque Birding Trip
3695 11 junio 3810 28 junio 3853 19 julio
3928 17agosto 4021 18sep 4274 4dic
4359 2ene 4449 18ene 4706 17mar
4776 2abr 4807 10abr 4907 8may
4925 15may 4956 21may 5014 3jun 5022
15jun 5061 5083 24jun 5195 23jul
6432 15mar2010
3928 17agosto 4021 18sep 4274 4dic
4359 2ene 4449 18ene 4706 17mar
4776 2abr 4807 10abr 4907 8may
4925 15may 4956 21may 5014 3jun 5022
15jun 5061 5083 24jun 5195 23jul
6432 15mar2010
| Cruise passenger, do you want to go birding? Transportation is available from San Juan, Mayagüez, and Ponce ports. All our vehicles comply with Government´s requirements. |
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CODE
Availability
Duration
Effort Level
Departure
Minimum
Price
Transportation
Private Trip
Reservations
Entrance Fees
Not included
Restrictions
Availability
Duration
Effort Level
Departure
Minimum
Price
Transportation
Private Trip
Reservations
Entrance Fees
Not included
Restrictions
MAZ-BW-HD
Daily upon request
See right column
Easy to moderate
On site
1 PAX
Please contact us
Not included
Yes
Always required
N/A
Guide expenses,
lunch, or tips
Non-smokers only
Daily upon request
See right column
Easy to moderate
On site
1 PAX
Please contact us
Not included
Yes
Always required
N/A
Guide expenses,
lunch, or tips
Non-smokers only
Half-day birding trips are the perfect alternative for those with
limited time in the region, known as Porta del Sol, the brand name
for the region as part of the sustainable development efforts of the
government and private sector.
This is the home for three of our endemics: Elfin Woods
Warbler, Yellow-shouldered Black Bird and Nightjar. Except
for our Parrot, all endemic species are found in this region,
including possible endemics, such as Lesser Antillean
Pewee, Antillean Euphonia, Loggerhead Kingbird, and a
subspecies of the Sharp-shinned Hawk.
If you want to see all the endemic species, we suggest a
full-day birding trip or the Western Endemic Bird Trail.
You can also combine two options. A night option is
available for the Nightjar.
limited time in the region, known as Porta del Sol, the brand name
for the region as part of the sustainable development efforts of the
government and private sector.
This is the home for three of our endemics: Elfin Woods
Warbler, Yellow-shouldered Black Bird and Nightjar. Except
for our Parrot, all endemic species are found in this region,
including possible endemics, such as Lesser Antillean
Pewee, Antillean Euphonia, Loggerhead Kingbird, and a
subspecies of the Sharp-shinned Hawk.
If you want to see all the endemic species, we suggest a
full-day birding trip or the Western Endemic Bird Trail.
You can also combine two options. A night option is
available for the Nightjar.
| For best results, you can view this website using Internet Explorer. |
| Caribbean Elaenia, Antillean Euphonia, Antillean Mango, West Indian Whistling Duck, Masked Duck, Antillean Nighthawk, Caribbean Martin, Smooth-billed Ani, Sharp-shinned Hawk, Broad-winged Hawk, Tropic Birds, Troupial, Key West Quail-Dove. Plus two possible endemics: Loggerhead Kingbird and Puerto Rican Pewee. |
