Punta Cana: Observación de aves en el Área de la Fundación Punta Cana 

Quisqueya “Dominican Republic & Haiti” is an island  with a highly diverse avifauna of more than 300 species. In addition to 32 endemic bird species, the country hosts an impressive assemblage of permanent resident species, overwintering migrants, and other transient species that stop to rest and refuel enroute to more southerly wintering or northern breeding areas. The island of Hispaniola’s high level of endemism and its contribution to global biodiversity have earned it the highest ranking of biological importance in a worldwide assessment of bird protection priorities.  During this experience we will get to oversee Punta Cana, and the foundation where some of the main projects of bird’s conversation began.  

Punta Cana Área   

This area, probably the most well-known resort area in the country, is at the easternmost tip of the country. The habitat of this area comprises mostly lowland moist forests, coastal shrub-land, pastureland and urban areas, as well as mangroves, lagoons, and beaches. Punta Cana is the most highly visited Caribbean destination resort. Nevertheless, over 90 different species of birds have been identified in Punta Cana during the winter migration season, and opportunities to learn and appreciate many of Hispaniola’s interesting bird species are available in the area. 

Our target species for Punta Cana include many species endemic to the island or to the Caribbean region, such as Hispaniolan Parrot, Hispaniolan Lizard-Cuckoo

Punta Cana Foundation  

There are a variety of good birding areas at Puntacana Resort and Club that are centered on the Puntacana Ecological Foundation. Behind the Center for Sustainability are a system of short trails that wind through a variety of gardens, tropical fruit orchards, and scrub forest. A longer, more developed trail is known as the Indian Eyes Trail. Access to this circular trail is made through the hotel which is across the street from the Ecological Foundation.

Salida y Regreso

El recorrido, organizado por “Booking Adventures”, comienza en el punto de encuentro fijado con el Guía Turístico. El viajero obtendrá un punto de encuentro luego del Proceso de Reserva. Los tours comienzan y terminan en nuestros puntos de encuentro.

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Get your ticket for Searching For The  Samana: Bird Watching & Cotubanama National Park, this experience will give you the opportunity to see most of the biodiversity of the island. 

Esta actividad comenzará desde tu recogida en tu alojamiento en cualquiera de estas zonas:

• Samaná
• Santo Domingo 
• punta Cana
• La Romana 
• Bayahíbe 
• Puerto Plata
• santiago 

Si se encuentra en cualquier otra área, podemos recogerlo, en caso de que llegue directamente al aeropuerto, podemos recogerlo en los siguientes aeropuertos de la ciudad:

• Samaná, El Catey 
• Santo Domingo, Las Américas  
• Punta Cana, Aeropuerto de Punta Cana 
• La Romana, Aeropuerto de La Romana  
• Puerto Plata, Gregorio Luperón 
• Santiago, Aeropuerto Internacional del Cibao 

Arrival Day 

Cuando llegue, lo instalaremos en su habitación y le buscaremos un lugar para cenar y repasaremos su itinerario durante los siete días, después de la cena su guía lo llevará de regreso a su lugar. En tu casa tendrás AC, Wifi, Botellas de Agua en tu habitación, Área de Lavandería, Balcón, Cocina y área común para trabajar.

Durante la noche: Hotel in Punta Cana 

Cronograma 

Área de Punta Cana 

This morning will be  exploring Punta Cana and their Ecological Foundation searching for some of the  species we have in the area, we are first searching for endemics and residents species that are found in the area then your guide will lead you through the lush forests, spotting birds, butterflies and blooms along the way!  Keep your eyes peeled to spot the endangered Hispaniolan Woodpecker or the Hispaniolan Emerald.

After lunch we will head to a different location of the area to look for more species, while we hike or drive we might see the Ridgway’s Hawk which is one of the most important endemic birds we have in the country.

Some of the species of the area are: Antillean Nighthawk, Antillean Palm-Swift, Broad-billed Tody, Palmchat, Bananaquit, Black-crowned Palm-Tanager, and Hispaniolan Oriole, as well as several hard-to-find introduced species such as Eurasian Collared Dove and Pearly-eyed Thrasher. In addition, you may be able to see reintroduced individuals of the island’s most endangered bird, the Ridgway’s Hawk.

Para este día te llevamos de regreso a tu ubicación original o te dejamos en el aeropuerto en tu vuelo programado.

Los días del itinerario y las actividades están sujetos a cambios sin previo aviso debido a circunstancias o eventos imprevistos. Consulte los términos y condiciones completos para obtener más información.