Samana: birdwatching e cascata del limone

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 in route 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 the Samana area.

Samana Area  

The town of Santa Bárbara de Samaná, better known simply as Samaná, is the hub of activity in the beautiful Samaná Peninsula.  The Samaná Peninsula is full of palm-shaded white sand beaches and offers a combination of busy tourist towns and “off the beaten path” isolated beaches.  But Samana also has places like El Valle, El limón and many more with a beautiful forest where we can see different species of birds that includes petrels and shearwaters, Brown Booby, Brown Pelican, Snowy Egrets, Little Blue Heron, Tricolored Heron, Reddish Egret and Osprey, Palmchat, Hispaniolan Woodpecker, Hispaniolan Parakeet, Hispaniolan Lizard-Cuckoo, Black-crowned Palm-Tanager, Hispaniolan Mango and many more.

Cascata El Limon 

El Limón waterfall is a National Park that takes you on an adventure of about 4 kilometers hiking down lush hilly terrain while spotting flora and fauna along the way. Native plants grow abundantly here in the wild, like the royal palm tree, and pineapples. Birds are also ubiquitous, like the palmchat–the DR’s national bird–the Hispaniolan woodpecker, and the Broad-billed tody. 

Una volta alle cascate, ammira la bellezza delle cascate di El Limón che cadono da 40 metri (130 piedi) dalla cima della Sierra de Samaná. Rinfrescati dal viaggio nella piscina d'acqua dolce color smeraldo sotto le cascate e ammira il paesaggio selvaggio della giungla circostante e i suoni zampillanti di El Limón.

Cosa aspettarsi?

Get your ticket for Searching For The  Samana: Bird Watching & Limon Waterfall, this experience will allow you to see most of the biodiversity of the island. 

Questa attività inizierà con il prelievo dal tuo alloggio in una di queste aree:

• Samana
• Las Terrenas  
• Las Galeras
• Sanchez

When you arrive we will settle you in your room find you a place to eat dinner and go over your itinerary for the seven days, after dinner your guide will take you back to your place. At your place, you will have AC, Wifi, and Water Bottles in your room, Balcony, Kitchen, and common area to work.

Programma 

Durante la notte: Albergo a Samana  

 Cascata El Limon e area di mangrovie di Samana 

This morning will be spent exploring the Limon Waterfall  National Park searching for some of the species we have in the area, in the afternoon we will drive to the coast to see seabirds.  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 Antillean Piculet, the Hispaniolan Woodpecker, and the Hispaniolan Emerald.

After lunch, we will head to the coast to search for the  Brown Booby, Brown Pelican, Snowy Egret, Little Blue Heron, Tricolored Heron, Reddish Egret Osprey, and other species in the mangrove area of the Samana Peninsula.

Species of the area are: Palmchat, Hispaniolan Woodpecker, Hispaniolan Parakeet, Hispaniolan Lizard-Cuckoo, Black-crowned Palm-Tanager, Hispaniolan Mango

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