Transportation Included

See Stunning Wildlife on a Guided Barbados Birding Tour

Unique Birding Destination
Iconic Bird Species
Educational Adventure

Skip the sunbathing and come join us on a 2.5-hour nature tour to spot and observe the island’s vibrant birdlife. Lying along a major migratory path between North and South America, this is your opportunity to explore birdlife habitats that few visitors ever reach

Guided by passionate local birders, you’ll cross rugged cliffsides, tranquil wetlands, and quiet private reserves that set the stage for close encounters with both resident and migratory bird species. You’ll observe Caribbean Martins in their natural habitat and marvel at Terns, Ruddy Turnstones, and Snowy Egrets pausing their long migratory journeys to refuel. Each stop reveals the diversity that makes Barbados a haven for birdwatchers and adventurers alike.

Suitable for nature lovers and birding enthusiasts of all ages, our Barbados Bird Watching Experience promises footprints in parts unknown and a deeper understanding of the island’s natural treasures.

Why This Barbados Birding Tour Is A Must

A Unique Birding Destination: Explore a remarkable location along a vital migratory path where birdlife thrives.
Spot Iconic Species: See Barbados’ resident and visiting birds, from Blue Herons to Snowy Egrets, Ruddy Turnstones, and Sandpipers.
Guided by Expert Birders: Follow knowledgeable local guides and uncover fascinating facts about the island’s history, its birds, and wildlife.
Diverse Landscapes: Experience rugged coastal cliffs, serene wetlands, and quiet private reserves rarely visited by others.
Calm and Immersive Experience: Soak in the sights, sounds, and textures of Barbados for a peaceful, engaging adventure.
Stress-Free Adventure: Relax with transport provided to and from the tour for complete convenience

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Tour Details

Tour Details

Price

USD $140 per person (all ages)


Departure time

9am


Meeting point

Meeting point: Surfer’s Point. Transport is included to and from the tour. Pick-up times will be confirmed via Email after booking.


Availability

Mon – Fri = 9am

Sat = CLOSED

Sun = 9am


Seasons

Year-round


Duration

2.5 hours (excluding transport/transfers)


Group size

2 minimum/8 maximum


Included

  • Binoculars, birding reference guide, bottled water, Powerade, and Coke.
  • Post-tour drinks include: beer and our famous Rum Punch.

Not included

Gratuities


What to bring

Sunscreen, camera or phone, and enclosed shoes


Guides

1 driver/1 birding guide will be supplied per tour

What You’ll See On Your Guided Birding Adventure


Your journey begins at Surfer’s Point, overlooking the sweeping mile-long stretch of Long Beach—the island’s longest. From the cliffs and coastline, take in the views and watch for graceful Terns, swift Caribbean Martins, and striking Ruddy Turnstones.

Next, move inland to 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.

The adventure continues at the 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.

Your final stop takes you to a private sanctuary in the tranquil parish of St. Philip. Here, Snowy Egrets, Gallinules, and Tricolored Herons share the wetlands with Plovers and Pectoral Sandpipers, offering a rewarding conclusion to your birding adventure. Finish your tour with our signature treat: a refreshing glass of frozen rum punch, a true taste of Bajan tradition.

Frequently Asked Questions


  • Binoculars, a birding reference guide, bottled water, Powerade, and Coke are included.
  • Post-tour drinks include: beer or our famous Rum Punch.

Gratuities for your guide and driver are not included.

The guided birding adventure lasts approximately 2.5 hours, excluding transport to and from the meeting point.

The tour begins at Surfer’s Point, near the mile-long stretch of Long Beach. Pick-up times and transport details will be confirmed via email after booking.

You’ll encounter resident birds like Ruddy Turnstones and migratory species. The tour covers cliffs, wetlands, and private reserves, showcasing both wildlife and Bajan landscapes.

This tour is perfect for nature lovers and birding enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels. A sense of adventure is all that’s required!

Groups range from a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 8 participants, ensuring a personal and immersive experience.

Bring sunscreen, a camera or phone, and enclosed shoes suitable for walking on varied terrain.

Yes, the tour is available throughout the year, taking advantage of Barbados’ rich migratory bird activity.

Yes! Your local expert guides share fascinating insights into the geology, culture, and history of Barbados, including Amerindian heritage and the island’s unique ecosystems.

Yes, children are welcome, and the tour is designed to be educational, engaging, and safe for younger birding enthusiasts.

Cancellations made 24 hours before the tour will receive a full refund.

It’s best to book as early as possible; bookings close 24 hours before the tour.

Yes, transport to and from the starting point is included, and pick-up times can be confirmed after booking. This is the case for all our tours.

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