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Celebrating 34 years in business!
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Certified Interpretive Tour Guide Service for the EcoSensitive Traveler
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The original Endemic Birding Trail Tour Package since 1996.
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PUERTO RICO ISLAND-WIDE ENDEMIC BIRDING TRAIL
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E X T E N D E D · F A M I L I E S & G R O U P · T O U R S
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"A great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do." Walter Gagehot
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What to expect on our trips?
Endemic species
- Tody
- Woodpecker
- Lizard-cuckoo
- Oriole
- Spindalis
- Bullfinch
- Tanager [VU] (E, SW)
- Flycatcher
- Green Mango
- Emerald
- Mango
- Adelaide´s Warbler
- Owl
- Yellow-shouldered Blackbird [EN] (E,
SW)
- Elfin-woods Warlber [EN] (E, SW)
- Amazon [CR] (E, N)
- Nightjar [EN] (SW)
- Vireo (N, SW)
- Puerto Rican Euphonia (R)
Subspecies endemic to Puerto Rico
- Loggerhead Kingbird
- Cave Swallow
- Bananaquit
- Greater Antillean Grackle
- Yellow-faced Grassquit
- Sharp-shinned Hawk (R)
- Broad-winged Hawk (R)
- Grasshopper Sparrow (R)
Antillean/Caribbean specialties
- Green-throated Carib
- Antillean Crested Hummingbird
- Caribbean Elaenia
- Mourning Dove*
- White-crowned Pigeon [NT] (R)
- Purple-throated Carib (R)
** Subspecies endemic to the Caribbean ** Subspecies endemic to Puerto Rico and ** Virgin Islands
Plus other native birds and seasonal migratory species.
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19 / 19 endemic bird species
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Included:
- 4 breakfast
- 5 picnic style lunch
- 4 dinners, tips
- daily snacks
- transportation
- Certified Tour Guide
- Two night outings
- 2 nights in Luquillo,
2 nights in Guánica or
La Parguera.
- Pick-up / drop-off SJU
Airport, SJ Port, Old
San Juan, Condado,
Isla Verde
Birding spots we may visit:
- El Yunque
- Luquillo
- Fajardo
- Ceiba
- Cidra
- Jobanes
- La Parguera
- Laguna Cartagena
- Maricao
- Mayagüez
- Quebradillas
You must arrive in San Juan before 11:00 AM as pick-up starts at 11:30 AM (flexible).
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$2,229 pp, double room, 8 minimum
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Combine and conquer. This bird outing includes birding on the
eastern, southwest, and north sides of our territory looking for
our endemic bird species and Caribbean / Antillean specialties.
This is the opportunity to see the Elfin-woods Warbler, Nightjar,
and Amazon. The earlier you arrive, the earlier we start!
DAY 1 - Drive to Luquillo and El Yunque National Forest
- 11:30 AM Pick-up starts in Condado or Isla Verde hotels (first
night hotel room not included in price), drive to the small town
of Luquillo for brunch in a local bakery. If you stay in Luquillo
the night before, we can start earlier.
- We will start our birding journey in this little mountanious town
at the edge of El Yunque National Forest). We will be looking
for our first endemic bird species (Woodpecker, Lizard
Cuckoo, Oriole, Adelaide´s Warbler, Tody, Flycatcher)
and the Loggerhead Kingbird, a near endemic subspecies.
We will drive to El Yunque for our first try for the Puerto Rican
Amazon, Depending on the season, we go for dinner and then
we go for the little Owl, or vice versa and then go for dinner.
DAY 2 - El Yunque National Forest, Fajardo, and Ceiba
- Breakfast at local bakery followed by a full-day bird outing with
a morning trip to El Yunque National Forest PR191 La Mina
North Recreational Corridor while we keep looking for more
endemics: our second try for our Amazon, plus Spindalis,
Bullfinch, our first try for the Elfin-woods Warbler,
Tanager, Mango, Emerald, Green Mango. Picnic style
lunch on our way to Fajardo & Ceiba (Yellow-shouldered
Blackbird, Flycatcher), plus Green-throated Carib,
Antillean Crested Hummingbird, Caribbean Elaenia.
DAY 3 - Luquillo to the southwest
- Check-out, drive to the southwest with a stop for the Plain
Pigeon, followed by a second chance for caribbean
hummingbirds and the Yellow-shouldered Blackbird. Stop por
lunch on our way to Laguna Cartagena. (West Indian
Whistling Duck, White-cheeked Pintail, Purple Gallinule,
Yellow Crake--rare). Afternoon in La Parguera (last chance
for the Yellow-shouldered Blackbird), Adelaide´s Warbler,
Emerald, Mango), plus Venezuelan Trourpial. Night outing
for PR Nightjar and seasonal Antillean Nightjar.
- We reserve the right of admission.
- Flexible itineraries subject to availability.
You select the date and we will confirm
in 24 - 48 hours.
- Discount for groups, please contact us
for more information.
- We sponsor small restaurants owned
by residents, including bakeries.
- Non-smokers only.
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When you book directly with us, 100% of your money is spent locally, not abroad.
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Take the road less traveled, explore, eat, drink, relax, enjoy!
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For European Nations, please contact us only via regular phone or email.
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Transfers & transportation available 24 hours. Book Now!
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(787) 530-8311 OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 2:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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© 1992 - 2025 AdvenTours PUERTO RICO, updated October 18, 2025.
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The Peregrine Fund emergency donation page at this link.
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DAY 4 - Maricao State Forest
- After breakfast we drive to Maricao in for more endemics
(Vireo, Euphonia), plus more opportunities for the Tanager,
Elfin-woods Warbler, Oriole, Woodpecker, plus the Lesser
Antillean Pewee. A third wild population of Puerto Rican
Amazon is now in Maricao. Depending on how cooperative
birds are today, we will return earlier to the hotel.
DAY 5 - More birding on our drive to San Juan
- Check-out. After breakfast we drive to the Western region with
a stop in Mayagüez or Quebradillas (Tropic Birds, seasonal)
in Quebradillas. Drop-off in San Juan on or before 2:00 PM.
Tours and activities in this section are available only on a private basis.
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AdvenTours / Birding PUERTO RICO is an equal opportunity provider. Our company complies with local regulations required for vehicles, tour guides, drivers, and recreational sites. El Yunque National Forest Authorization ID: YNF4007 Puerto Rico Tourism Company Tour Guide Certification GT-92-021 Negociado de Transporte y Otros Servicios Públicos ET-50157
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If what you are looking is not listed here, drop us an email at your convenience.
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Special Shared Birding Tour Package Endemic Birding Trail Trip December 14 - 18, 2025 March 15 - 19, 2026 Click link below to book online! $100 pp early bird discount, deadline October 15, 2025. A minimum of 8 birders is needed to guarantee the date. Starts on Sunday, but itineraries are flexible for private tours.
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Not included:
- Tips (Driver, Guides,
luggage porters)
- Flights (airline tickets)
- Meals not included in
the itinerary, including
alcoholic beverages,
beer, wine, etc.)
- Travel insurance
- Personal items or
services at hotels,
bakeries, restaurants
(laundry, medicine,
medical fees, etc.
- Any tour not included
in the itinerary.
regulations from:
- Puerto Rico Tourism Company (Certified
Tour Guides; bird leaders MUST be
certified by local authorities).
- Negociado de Transporte y Otros
Servicios Públicos (Certified Drivers,
Tour Vehicles; rented or private vehicles
are not allowed to do business).
- Federal Department of Transportation
(DOT compliance vehicles, drivers)
- US Forest Service (Authorization
YNF4007)
Reviews
William Fiero recommends BIRDING PUERTO RICO.
November 24, 2015
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It's a real treat when you meet someone as a guide but leave as a friend. That's exactly what happened with our 5 day birding tour with Hilda!
Lovely local hotels, lots of good conversation, and especially birds. Hilda knew just where to go to locate the endemics and many island
specialties in the different habitats on the island. My wife and I had a fabulous time and would recommend Birding Puerto Rico without
hesitation. Wonderful week!
Nancy Hoffman recommends BIRDING PUERTO RICO.
October 20, 2017
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Hilda is an excellent guide. She knows her birds both by sound and sight. She is personable and took good care of my needs. She knows the
areas where she takes birders extremely well. It is also obvious that she is highly respected by the people at the various hotels and restaurants
where we stayed and dined. One gets the bonus that she also knows the flora of Puerto Rico. I agree with the other reviewer "William" that I
started as a client and left as a friend.