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Discover hidden Barbados on our guided Bird Watching Experience. Explore serene wetlands, rugged coastlines, and quiet reserves while spotting vibrant resident and migratory birds with expert local guides.
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✓ Soda/Pop
✓ Bottled water
✓ Alcoholic Beverages
✓ Binoculars & Field Reference Guide
✓ Air-conditioned vehicle
✕ Gratuities
15 min
Start your trek on the island's southeast corner, looking for Ruddy Turnstones and other shorebirds, keeping a keen eye out for the colourful wings overhead of the kitesurfers.
20 min
Chancery Lane Swamp, a seasonal wetland alive with both history and biodiversity. Here, Herons and Egrets nest among the reeds, while the occasional Osprey circles above. Once home to the island’s earliest inhabitants, the Amerindians, this vibrant habitat offers a rare blend of culture and wildlife in a distinctly Bajan setting.
20 min
Woodbourne Shorebird Reserve, a sanctuary for migratory species. Depending on the season, you may spot Great Blue Herons stalking the shallows, Kingfishers darting for prey, or flocks of Snowy Egrets, Whistling Ducks, and Sandpipers feeding side by side. For birders, it’s a rare opportunity to witness these remarkable travelers as they pause to refuel before continuing their epic journeys across the hemisphere.
20 min
Your final stop takes you to a private sanctuary in the tranquil parish of St. Philip. Here, Snowy Egrets, Gallinules, and Tricoloured Herons share the wetlands with Plovers and Pectoral Sandpipers,
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