• Sittee River Village - This tour begins just before daybreak with a drive through Sittee River where the lush vegetation attracts many species of birds in Belize. Be sure to keep your eyes open and your binoculars handy as you are bound to encounter spectacular plumage, stirring calls, and the steady drumming of a hummingbird’s wings.

Some of the tropical birds often spotted in the area are keel-billed toucans, fork-tailed flycatchers, tropical kingbirds, Amazon kingfishers, blue crowed mot-mot, and harpy eagles.

Belize is home to more than 500 identified species of birds, with an average of five new species discovered each year. With 66% of the country still forested, the species and variety of birds visible to viewers varies.

• Bottled water provided
• Binoculars available for use
• Air-conditioned transportation
• All parking fees included

Belize has been a hidden gem for bird enthusiasts for quite some time. It’s often said that even if someone isn’t a bird watcher upon arriving in Belize, they will likely become one before departing.

Nearly 50% of Belize’s land is designated as reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, national parks, and protected habitats. The Belize Audubon Society oversees many of these areas, offering a wide variety of natural ecosystems that support a thriving bird population.

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