Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula is considered one of the worlds best bird watching sites, and this Birding Safari will take you to the most beautiful and pristine Biosphere Reserve of this region, Rio Lagartos. Birding lovers will be amazed with the number and variety of exotic species that can be found in this amazingly beautiful location, home of the largest population of flamingos of the peninsula.
Follow our local birding expert who will be there to enhance your birdwatching experience with his sharp eye and knowledge of the area. Spot local endemic species as Ocellated Turkey, Yucatan Poor Will, Red Vented Woodpecker or the Yucatan flycatcher.
Among the non-endemic species you can also encounter during this journey are the Wood Stork, Jabiru, Olive throated Parakeet, Brown Pelican, Ibis and Blue Winged Teal just to name a few of the more than 370 species found in the boundaries of this magnificent reserve.
Road of discoveries
Although the highlight of this expedition are the birds, you will certainly enjoy the ride there, admiring the changes in vegetation and the quaint little Mayan villages along the highway. Fall in love with the charm of Rio Lagartos, a fisherman village on the coast with narrow streets, colorful little houses and boats.
Guided wetland and mangrove bird watching
The birding expedition starts at Peten Tucha trail, the peten is an ecological island very important component of the wetland ecosystem which contributes to the marsh biodiversity. Hike inside the jungle and find different species of birds as Crested Caracaca, Laughing falcon, Yucatan Jay, Ruby Throated Humming Bird, Turquoise Browed MotMot and Vermilion Flycatcher.
At the end of the trail we reach a beautiful cenote (sink hole) surrounded by nature where you can spot crocodiles and Freshwater Cormorants. Climb the wildlife viewing tower for a panoramic search of Crested Caracaras, Laughing Falcons, Zone-tailed Hawk or Turkey Vultures.
Delight your senses
Enjoy the beautiful coastal spectacle while you delight with an appetizing fresh fish or chicken lunch in a quaint local restaurant. Tasty food, friendly atmosphere and pink flamingos that can appear anywhere!
Birding estuary exploration
A board a small shaded vessel we will explore the remotes parts of the estuary of Rio Lagartos. Our expert birding guide will help you to find and interact with the different coastal birds that populate the mangroves and lagoons. Admire species such as Bare Throated Tiger Heron, Reddish Egret, Roseate Spoonbill, Osprey, American White Pelican and of course the spectacular scenery of flocks of Greater Flamingos that have chosen this area as nesting grounds.
Among the non-endemic species you can also encounter during this journey are the Wood Stork, Jabiru, Olive throated Parakeet, Brown Pelican, Ibis and Blue Winged Teal just to name a few of the more than 370 species found in the boundaries of this magnificent reserve.
Although the highlight of this expedition are the birds, you will certainly enjoy the ride there, admiring the changes in vegetation and the quaint little Mayan villages along the highway. Fall in love with the charm of Rio Lagartos, a fisherman village on the coast with narrow streets, colorful little houses and boats.
The birding expedition starts at Peten Tucha trail, the peten is an ecological island very important component of the wetland ecosystem which contributes to the marsh biodiversity. Hike inside the jungle and find different species of birds as Crested Caracaca, Laughing falcon, Yucatan Jay, Ruby Throated Humming Bird, Turquoise Browed MotMot and Vermilion Flycatcher.
Enjoy the beautiful coastal spectacle while you delight with an appetizing fresh fish or chicken lunch in a quaint local restaurant. Tasty food, friendly atmosphere and pink flamingos that can appear anywhere!
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