BIRDWATCHING PINE RIDGE
Overview
Birdwatching in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve in Belize is an amazing experience for any bird enthusiast. This beautiful reserve is home to over 500 species of birds, making it one of the most biodiverse places in Central America. The Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve is a unique habitat with a mix of pine forests, broadleaf forests, and riparian areas. This variety of habitats attracts a wide variety of birds, including resident species, migrants, and near-endemics. Some of the birds you might see in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve include: The elusive Solitary Eagle, one of the rarest birds in Belize. The brightly colored Scarlet Macaw, The Rufous Capped Warbler, The toucans, motmots, and trogons that are common in the rainforests of Central America. Remember, bird watching is a relaxing and enjoyable activity. So take your time, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and listen to the sounds of the birds.
Included/Exclude
- Transportation to/from site
- Guide
- Gratuities
Other Details
US$163.13Â Per Person
- Camera
- Biodegradable Sunscreen
- Repellent
- Hat
- Water bottle
- Comfortable Shoes
- Fun & Positive attitude
- Min age: 5 year (accompanied by an adult)
- Not recommended for participants with back problems