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Birding Holiday in Coastal West Algarve Product

Although famous for being a beach resort with a wonderful year-round climate, the Algarve is also a refuge and a haven for birdlife.

The West Algarve has very diverse habitats – from cliffs to coastal wetlands and from small forest patches to scrub-covered hills. At almost any time of the year, there is something of interest to see!

In this personalized self-drive birding tour, we present a collection of itineraries to birding hotspots, aiming at helping you to get the best birding opportunities!

Birdwatching in Ria Formosa Natural Park: A Birdwatcher’s Paradise Product

Ria Formosa Natural Park: A Birdwatcher’s Paradise is a Self-Drive Birdwatching Tour designed to discover the special and diverse ecosystems of this region, one of the most attractive birdwatching spots in Europe. The Algarve is a famous resort, but is also an amazing site for nature observation, being home to hundreds of endemic bird species, and a wintering and feeding station for many others, which thrive in its rich wetlands, salt marshes, saltpans, and woods.

Birding Holidays Under Blue Skyes: The Great Bustard Adventure Product

Birding Under Blue Skies: The Great Bustard Adventure is a Self-Drive Birdwatching Tour, designed by professional local birders to help you see as much of the avifauna and flora as possible, including the enigmatic Great Bustard! In order to fully enjoy this personalized tour, you’ll be lodged in the heart of Monte Gordo, with easy access to a wealth of bird observation settings, beyond any birder’s life list!

Watching The Blue Skies Of Monte Gordo Birdwatching Holiday Product

Watching The Blue Skies Of Monte Gordo is a 5 days Self-Drive Birdwatching Tour, designed by professional local birders. The Algarve is so much more than miles of golden beaches, golf courses, and a wonderful year-round climate! It is still a largely unknown destination for great birding, and at almost any time of the year, there is something of interest to see!