Punta Cana: Pagtan-aw sa Langgam sa Punta Cana Foundation Area 

Quisqueya “Dominican Republic & Haiti” is an island  with a highly diverse avifauna of more than 300 species. In addition to 32 endemic bird species, the country hosts an impressive assemblage of permanent resident species, overwintering migrants, and other transient species that stop to rest and refuel enroute to more southerly wintering or northern breeding areas. The island of Hispaniola’s high level of endemism and its contribution to global biodiversity have earned it the highest ranking of biological importance in a worldwide assessment of bird protection priorities.  During this experience we will get to oversee Punta Cana, and the foundation where some of the main projects of bird’s conversation began.  

Punta Cana Área   

This area, probably the most well-known resort area in the country, is at the easternmost tip of the country. The habitat of this area comprises mostly lowland moist forests, coastal shrub-land, pastureland and urban areas, as well as mangroves, lagoons, and beaches. Punta Cana is the most highly visited Caribbean destination resort. Nevertheless, over 90 different species of birds have been identified in Punta Cana during the winter migration season, and opportunities to learn and appreciate many of Hispaniola’s interesting bird species are available in the area. 

Our target species for Punta Cana include many species endemic to the island or to the Caribbean region, such as Hispaniolan Parrot, Hispaniolan Lizard-Cuckoo

Punta Cana Foundation  

There are a variety of good birding areas at Puntacana Resort and Club that are centered on the Puntacana Ecological Foundation. Behind the Center for Sustainability are a system of short trails that wind through a variety of gardens, tropical fruit orchards, and scrub forest. A longer, more developed trail is known as the Indian Eyes Trail. Access to this circular trail is made through the hotel which is across the street from the Ecological Foundation.

Pagbiya & Pagbalik

The tour, organized by “Booking Adventures” starts at the meeting point set with the Tour Guide. The traveler will get a meeting point after the Reservation Process. Tours start and Finish in our meeting points.

Unsay Madahom?

Get your ticket for Searching For The  Samana: Bird Watching & Cotubanama National Park, this experience will give you the opportunity to see most of the biodiversity of the island. 

Kini nga kalihokan magsugod gikan sa imong pagkuha gikan sa imong akomodasyon sa bisan asa niining mga dapita:

• Samana
• Santo Domingo 
• Punta Cana
• La Romana 
• Bayahibe 
• Puerto Plata
• Santiago 

Kung naa ka sa bisan unsang lugar nga adunay mahimo nga magkuha kanimo, kung moabut ka direkta sa tugpahanan nga mahimo’g mag-pick up sa mga mosunod nga tugpahanan sa lungsod:

• Samana, El Catey 
• Santo Domingo, Las Americas  
• Punta Cana, Tugpahanan sa Punta Cana 
• Tugpahanan ang La Romana Airport  
• Puerto Plata, Gregorio Luperon 
• Santiago, Aeropuerto Internacional del Cibao 

Arrival Day 

Inig-abot nimo ipahimutang ka namo sa imong lawak ug mangita ka ug dapit nga makakaon ug panihapon ug adto sa imong itineraryo sulod sa pito ka adlaw, human sa panihapon ihatod ka sa imong giya balik sa imong dapit. Sa imong lugar naay AC, Wifi, Water Bottles sa imong kwarto, Laundry Area, Balcony, Kusina ug common area to work.

Gabii: Hotel in Punta Cana 

Eskedyul 

Punta Cana Area 

This morning will be  exploring Punta Cana and their Ecological Foundation searching for some of the  species we have in the area, we are first searching for endemics and residents species that are found in the area then your guide will lead you through the lush forests, spotting birds, butterflies and blooms along the way!  Keep your eyes peeled to spot the endangered Hispaniolan Woodpecker or the Hispaniolan Emerald.

After lunch we will head to a different location of the area to look for more species, while we hike or drive we might see the Ridgway’s Hawk which is one of the most important endemic birds we have in the country.

Some of the species of the area are: Antillean Nighthawk, Antillean Palm-Swift, Broad-billed Tody, Palmchat, Bananaquit, Black-crowned Palm-Tanager, and Hispaniolan Oriole, as well as several hard-to-find introduced species such as Eurasian Collared Dove and Pearly-eyed Thrasher. In addition, you may be able to see reintroduced individuals of the island’s most endangered bird, the Ridgway’s Hawk.

Alang niining adlawa dad-on ka namo balik sa imong orihinal nga lokasyon o ihulog ka sa airport sa imong gieskedyul nga paglupad.

Ang mga adlaw sa itineraryo ug mga kalihokan mahimong usbon nga wala’y pahibalo tungod sa wala damhang mga kahimtang o panghitabo. Tan-awa ang tibuuk nga mga termino ug kondisyon alang sa dugang nga kasayuran.