BirdWatching in Lisbon | Private tours

What sets the Tagus Estuary apart is its harmonious coexistence of agriculture and wildlife. The age-old relationship between the land and its inhabitants has created a delicate balance, fostering a wide biodiversity. Enormous black bulls graze lazily under the shade of Cork Oaks, while families of Egyptian Mangoose roam freely, adding to the area’s natural allure. Exploring the Tagus Estuary is a year-round delight. In winter, the estuary teems with migratory birds seeking refuge, offering a captivating sight for birdwatchers. During the summer, the landscape transforms into a Mediterranean oasis, bustling with breeding species. Guided tours by Portugal Birding provide a unique opportunity to witness this natural spectacle up close. Just a short 30 minute drive from Lisbon, from open water and mudflats to salt marshes and reedbeds, these tour offer a glimpse into the rich avian life that calls this estuary home

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   Lisbon District

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   The Tagus Estuary is a sanctuary of ecological significance, ranging over 14,000 hectares of wetlands, wooded slopes, and expansive pastures. It is a haven for a diverse range of bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. From the elegant Greater Flamingo to the majestic Bonelli’s Eagle and the elusive Bluethroat, the estuary is home to over 250 bird species. Visitors can witness the spectacular sight of over 150,000 waders and waterfowl during winter, while migratory seasons bring a flurry of avian activity, showcasing nature’s beauty at its peak.

• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Total duration includes the travel time

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.