Located at almost 1,900 metres, and the site of the Baqueira-Beret ski resort, the beautiful broad Beret plain is one of the most accessible parts of the Val d’Aran. From the ski station an easy, flat route (on foot or by mountain bike) follows the River Noguera Pallaresa through pastures, high mountain meadows and mountain pine forests to the historic sanctuary of Montgarri. Birds typical of the high Pyrenean mountains can be observed in the diverse habitats along the route.
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There are many travel agencies, companies, organisations and professional guides in the Ebre-Secans-Pirineus corridor who have in-depth knowledge of the region and the bird species that can be observed and photographed
We advise you to take advantage of the services they offer to enjoy truly memorable birding experiences.
This cooperative organises unique ecotourism experiences in the Boumort Reserve, with package tours that include accommodation, meals, guide and transport. It is a social economy project that promotes the conservation of biodiversity and the cultural heritage of the Boumort massif.
Enblau are two brothers who are passionate about the region and offer ecotourism activities in Terres de l’Ebre. Their services include birdwatching by kayak on the River Ebro, using ecological transport to discover the birds that inhabit this stretch of the river. Calm, silence and birds.
This travel agency specialises in ecotourism activities, both in the Ebro Delta and in the Els Ports massif. It offers stays over several days to discover the ornithological richness of Les Terres de l’Ebre, and they also offer tailor-made programmes and trips. It has been working in partnership with El Delta de l’Ebre Natural Park […]
This ecological and self-sufficient rural tourism lodge has a hide for watching and photographing the birds that stop to drink at a nearby pond. The birdwatching experience also includes a talk on the Torre del Codina project on the history and nature of the region.
Birdwatching trips with English guide Steve West and his wife Florinda Vidal, who have been organising birdwatching trips in different parts of Spain for over twenty years. They have detailed knowledge of the most fascinating sites and the birds that inhabit them.
This initiative is based in an abandoned village that has now been restored for ecotourism, with photographers’ hides, photography courses and workshops and a rural home offering tourist accommodation (Casa Felip). The hides overlook a feeding station, allowing photographers to capture spectacular images of golden eagles, bearded vultures and other scavengers.
