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Birdwatching to the Mangrove of Paredon (From Puerto Quetzal) Private Tour

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Welcome to Guatemala!

In the south of Guatemala there is a good hotspot to bird watching this is known like El paredon. You can have a good experience on the mangrove through our expert guide and a local guide will paddle you through the mangroves helping you spot resident, regional endemic and migratory birds and local wildlife.

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Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

A minimum of 2 people per booking is required

Bring your binoculars

Dress in comfortable clothes

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All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Bao gồm

Professional guide

Round-trip private transfer

Port pickup and drop-off

Local guide (Our local guide will paddle)

The listed price does not include a $5.00 per person departure tax, payable at the time of tour check-in. The departure tax is required by our local supplier and/or the local transit or governing authority and is not within our control.

Food and drinks

Gratuities

What To Expect

El Paredon

After to pick you up at Puerto Quetzal, we are going to the Paredon village where we are going to take a boat for begin our tour on the estuary. There are many chance to watch a lot birds. We have equipments such us binoculars and scope. We are experienced tour guides in birdwatching and we were trained by audubon society program.

3 hours•Admission Not Applicable

Tùy chọn

Birdwatching to the Mangrove of Paredon (From Puerto Quetzal) Private Tour

Đánh giá

5.00

6 đánh giá

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Great birding in Guatemala!
cfulton46,
17 thg 10, 2022
- Viator
5.00
We were picked up promptly in a cool, clean, air conditioned vehicle. We had a driver and guide, both were dry skilled birders. Because of a flooded road, they had to change plans about where we would bird, but did so with no problem. They were knowledgeable, polite and really wanted to help us find new birds. It was an outstanding excursion and I would highly recommend the tour!
Great birding day!
gmg613,
6 thg 3, 2020
- Viator
5.00
What a delightful day! And I’m not even the birder in the family. Salvador made pre-contact the day before the trip and explained exactly where we would be met. After a comfortable drive we climbed on board a small vessel for an easy glide on a smooth waterway. He is knowledgeable of his birds and his country. My wife met her birding goals and even emerged with some new lifers. After a well developed birding experience, we were brought to a local resident’s home for a lunch of a delicious (but kinda spicy) national dish. We were welcomed and fed as if we were family. Well worth our time and expense!
Lovely Day in Guatemala
Kevin T,
16 thg 2, 2020
- Viator
5.00
We thoroughly enjoyed our day bird watching in Guatemala. Salvadore picked us up at the port on time and immediately spotted an oriole on the way to the car.i As we drove to the river, we stopped as Salvadore spotted birds along the way. We saw a crested caracara as well as a number of wood storks in flight. Our driver was courteous and safe. Once we arrived at the river, we boarded a small boat and headed out on the river. The boat was covered, so we had some protection from the sun. We observed many species of birds, including many terns, egrets, gulls, pelicans, ibis, roseate spoon bills, and more. We had the opportunity to get many pictures and to take the time to truly observe the birds, not just check them off a list and move on. Following our day on the river, we had lunch prepared by a traditional family (an additional cost), that was excellent. The family provided a tour of their home and were truly gracious and kind to us. Following lunch, we were driven back to the port where we boarded our ship with plenty of time to spare.
If you ever thought you might want to learn more about birdwatching
John G,
3 thg 1, 2020
- Viator
5.00
Our guide' interest and commitment to birdwatching was infectious. He allowed us to see in new ways and appreciated the subtle differences that are used to identify birds. He was also broadly interested in science and ideas making it easy to become more curious about the world. Lunch with a local family made it even better.