Birding in Belize


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With over 500 different species of birds 80 percent which are classified as residents and 20 percent  migrants from North America, Belize has become a premier destination for bird watching.  Its tropical forests, Cayes, savannahs, wetlands and coastal plains offer a spectacular opportunity for viewing our numerous birds in their natural habitat.  Birding in Belize is an experience for both the amateur and the professional bird watcher.

Laru Beya’s bird watching tour leaves at Sunrise with stops at two locations around Placencia.  Destinations included are the banana dump to view fly catchers, warblers (November to April), vultures, etc. and at Jaguar Preserve for Toucans, Tinamous, Trogans, Motmots, Herons, King Vultures and the occasional Scarlet Macaws when in season (December to March).  The price for this tour is US$113 per person.

Other locations around Belize for bird watching are,   Northern Belize: Lamanai, Crooked Tree and Baboon Sanctruary, Central Belize: Caracol, macal river, Guanacaste Park, El Pilar Site, Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve and Aguacate Lagoon,  Southern Belize:  Jaguar Preserve, Mayflower Bocawina National Park and Blue Hole National Park.   Please email us for a quote on these locations or group rates.

Tour Duration Full day.  Departs at 6:00 am and returns at  7:00 pm

Price per Person $ 113.00 USD (tax inclusive)

Exercise Level Light

 Location Placencia and Jaguar Preserve

Bring $10.00 USD for your entrance fee to the park per person, Hiking boots, lightweight long pants and shirt, sunscreen, hats, water, bug spray, a camera and binoculars.

Leave Personal and travel documents at the hotel in safe place

Provided A fine home cooked lunch and your drinking water

Remind us about Any medical conditions, special needs, and dietary restrictions