SEA BIRDS – THE MOST IMPRESIVE MIGRATION AT THE STRAIT
The Strait of Gibraltar is well known for its migration of birds of prey, which is spectacular … but why stop there? Look down, look at the sea, and you will see hundreds of thousands of Cory’s Shearwaters passing in front your eyes, either entering into the Mediterranean in spring or heading out into the Atlantic during the fall. This migration of vast amounts of seabirds will take your breath away, especially as you watch their rapid, undulating flight just inches above the water.
This area of Cádiz, between the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea offers strategic points on the coast of Tarifa for watching seabird migration. At some of these places you can observe the endemic, and critically threatened, Balearic Shearwater during mostly of the year.
Opportunities to observe Northern Gannet, different species of Skuas, Razorbills, Puffins, Audouin’s Gulls, Terns, including the rare Lesser-crested Tern, and many species of shorebirds make this part of Cádiz province a unique and exciting place for seabird watching.
Prices
- Half day 1-2 People 95 €
- 3 People € 120
- 4 People 150 €
- Full day 1-2 People 170 €
- 3 People € 200
- 4 People € 230
