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Ayampe River Birdwatching Tour

Love birding? Discover the diversity of species that inhabit the jungle of Ecuador in this birdwatching activity on the Ayampe River. Ayampe River Birdwatching Tour. After meeting in Puerto López or Montañita at the scheduled time, we'll travel...

  • 5 - 6 hours
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Love birding? Discover the diversity of species that inhabit the jungle of Ecuador in this birdwatching activity on the Ayampe River.

Ayampe River Birdwatching Tour

After meeting in Puerto López or Montañita at the scheduled time, we'll travel to the Ecuadorian jungle for the birdwatching experience on the Ayampe River. The journey to the Ayampe River, 15 kilometers north of Machalilla National Park, will take 20 to 40 minutes.

The Ayampe River is a strategic area for birdwatching, housing 328 species, including endemic species like the Esmeraldas woodstar, visible from December to March.

During the tour, a break for breakfast will be provided, including coffee or hot beverages and fruit and vegetable sandwiches with cheese.

We will continue the tour observing species such as the collared araçari, Ecuadorian trogons, gray-backed hawks, great white herons, and pelicans, learning about their characteristics along the way.

After four to four and a half hours, the activity will conclude at the meeting point.

Schedules & meeting points

Pickup times and meeting points are as follows:

Tour from Puerto López: at 6 am at Malecón Julio Izurieta & Eloy Alfaro.Tour from Montañita: at 5:30 am at your hotel in Montañita.

Included

  • Hotel pickup and return transfer (depending on selection)
  • Transportation by bus or minibus
  • English–speaking guide
  • Breakfast
  • Entry to the Colibrí Nature Refuge

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