Birdwatching
A Wildlife Sanctuary Between Mangroves, Dunes, and Sea
Discover the most vibrant and peaceful side of Bahía Magdalena through a unique birdwatching experience. This coastal ecosystem, spanning over 187,000 hectares, is internationally recognized as a Ramsar Site due to its ecological importance and houses an ornithological richness that amazes both experts and enthusiasts alike.
With over 80 bird species visiting the area throughout the year, and 24,000 hectares of mangroves that serve as habitat, shelter, and feeding zones, Bahía Magdalena is one of the most spectacular places in Baja California Sur for birdwatching in its natural environment.
The bay is also classified as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) by BirdLife International, with a category 4 rating, meaning that it is home to a significant population of migratory and resident birds. Notably, the Pacific black brant is present during the nesting season.
During the tour, you will be able to spot birds such as:
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Osprey
-
Peregrine falcon
-
White and brown pelicans
-
Cormorants, frigatebirds, seagulls, and terns
-
White, blue, green, gray, tricolored, and reddish herons
-
White ibis, kingfisher, oystercatchers, whimbrels, and shorebirds, among many others.
This tour is conducted by boat, sailing peacefully through mangrove channels, coastal dunes, and open lagoon areas. It is a visual, sensory, and educational experience, ideal for nature photographers, birdwatchers, or anyone wishing to reconnect with wildlife.
Available year-round
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Duration: 5 hours
-
Maximum capacity: 8 people
Includes:
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Boat of 25 or 26 feet in length
-
Local captain
-
Guide
-
Beverages (water and juices)
-
Lunch (fresh ceviche)
What to bring?
-
Comfortable long-sleeve clothing
-
Light jacket or sweatshirt
-
Sunglasses and cap
-
Binoculars (optional, but recommended)
-
Biodegradable sunscreen
-
Camera with good zoom (optional)
Live the winged beauty of Bahía Magdalena with Murillos Bros Adventours.
Every bird tells a story. Every moment, an unforgettable memory.
A Wildlife Sanctuary Between Mangroves, Dunes, and Sea
Discover the most vibrant and peaceful side of Bahía Magdalena through a unique birdwatching experience. This coastal ecosystem, spanning over 187,000 hectares, is internationally recognized as a Ramsar Site due to its ecological importance and houses an ornithological richness that amazes both experts and enthusiasts alike.
With over 80 bird species visiting the area throughout the year, and 24,000 hectares of mangroves that serve as habitat, shelter, and feeding zones, Bahía Magdalena is one of the most spectacular places in Baja California Sur for birdwatching in its natural environment.
The bay is also classified as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) by BirdLife International, with a category 4 rating, meaning that it is home to a significant population of migratory and resident birds. Notably, the Pacific black brant is present during the nesting season.
During the tour, you will be able to spot birds such as:
-
Osprey
-
Peregrine falcon
-
White and brown pelicans
-
Cormorants, frigatebirds, seagulls, and terns
-
White, blue, green, gray, tricolored, and reddish herons
-
White ibis, kingfisher, oystercatchers, whimbrels, and shorebirds, among many others.
This tour is conducted by boat, sailing peacefully through mangrove channels, coastal dunes, and open lagoon areas. It is a visual, sensory, and educational experience, ideal for nature photographers, birdwatchers, or anyone wishing to reconnect with wildlife.
Available year-round
-
Duration: 5 hours
-
Maximum capacity: 8 people
Includes:
-
Boat of 25 or 26 feet in length
-
Local captain
-
Guide
-
Beverages (water and juices)
-
Lunch (fresh ceviche)
What to bring?
-
Comfortable long-sleeve clothing
-
Light jacket or sweatshirt
-
Sunglasses and cap
-
Binoculars (optional, but recommended)
-
Biodegradable sunscreen
-
Camera with good zoom (optional)
Live the winged beauty of Bahía Magdalena with Murillos Bros Adventours.
Every bird tells a story. Every moment, an unforgettable memory.
A Wildlife Sanctuary Between Mangroves, Dunes, and Sea
Discover the most vibrant and peaceful side of Bahía Magdalena through a unique birdwatching experience. This coastal ecosystem, spanning over 187,000 hectares, is internationally recognized as a Ramsar Site due to its ecological importance and houses an ornithological richness that amazes both experts and enthusiasts alike.
With over 80 bird species visiting the area throughout the year, and 24,000 hectares of mangroves that serve as habitat, shelter, and feeding zones, Bahía Magdalena is one of the most spectacular places in Baja California Sur for birdwatching in its natural environment.
The bay is also classified as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) by BirdLife International, with a category 4 rating, meaning that it is home to a significant population of migratory and resident birds. Notably, the Pacific black brant is present during the nesting season.
During the tour, you will be able to spot birds such as:
-
Osprey
-
Peregrine falcon
-
White and brown pelicans
-
Cormorants, frigatebirds, seagulls, and terns
-
White, blue, green, gray, tricolored, and reddish herons
-
White ibis, kingfisher, oystercatchers, whimbrels, and shorebirds, among many others.
This tour is conducted by boat, sailing peacefully through mangrove channels, coastal dunes, and open lagoon areas. It is a visual, sensory, and educational experience, ideal for nature photographers, birdwatchers, or anyone wishing to reconnect with wildlife.
Available year-round
-
Duration: 5 hours
-
Maximum capacity: 8 people
Includes:
-
Boat of 25 or 26 feet in length
-
Local captain
-
Guide
-
Beverages (water and juices)
-
Lunch (fresh ceviche)
What to bring?
-
Comfortable long-sleeve clothing
-
Light jacket or sweatshirt
-
Sunglasses and cap
-
Binoculars (optional, but recommended)
-
Biodegradable sunscreen
-
Camera with good zoom (optional)
Live the winged beauty of Bahía Magdalena with Murillos Bros Adventours.
Every bird tells a story. Every moment, an unforgettable memory.
A Wildlife Sanctuary Between Mangroves, Dunes, and Sea
Discover the most vibrant and peaceful side of Bahía Magdalena through a unique birdwatching experience. This coastal ecosystem, spanning over 187,000 hectares, is internationally recognized as a Ramsar Site due to its ecological importance and houses an ornithological richness that amazes both experts and enthusiasts alike.
With over 80 bird species visiting the area throughout the year, and 24,000 hectares of mangroves that serve as habitat, shelter, and feeding zones, Bahía Magdalena is one of the most spectacular places in Baja California Sur for birdwatching in its natural environment.
The bay is also classified as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) by BirdLife International, with a category 4 rating, meaning that it is home to a significant population of migratory and resident birds. Notably, the Pacific black brant is present during the nesting season.
During the tour, you will be able to spot birds such as:
-
Osprey
-
Peregrine falcon
-
White and brown pelicans
-
Cormorants, frigatebirds, seagulls, and terns
-
White, blue, green, gray, tricolored, and reddish herons
-
White ibis, kingfisher, oystercatchers, whimbrels, and shorebirds, among many others.
This tour is conducted by boat, sailing peacefully through mangrove channels, coastal dunes, and open lagoon areas. It is a visual, sensory, and educational experience, ideal for nature photographers, birdwatchers, or anyone wishing to reconnect with wildlife.
Available year-round
-
Duration: 5 hours
-
Maximum capacity: 8 people
Includes:
-
Boat of 25 or 26 feet in length
-
Local captain
-
Guide
-
Beverages (water and juices)
-
Lunch (fresh ceviche)
What to bring?
-
Comfortable long-sleeve clothing
-
Light jacket or sweatshirt
-
Sunglasses and cap
-
Binoculars (optional, but recommended)
-
Biodegradable sunscreen
-
Camera with good zoom (optional)
Live the winged beauty of Bahía Magdalena with Murillos Bros Adventours.
Every bird tells a story. Every moment, an unforgettable memory.
A Wildlife Sanctuary Between Mangroves, Dunes, and Sea
Discover the most vibrant and peaceful side of Bahía Magdalena through a unique birdwatching experience. This coastal ecosystem, spanning over 187,000 hectares, is internationally recognized as a Ramsar Site due to its ecological importance and houses an ornithological richness that amazes both experts and enthusiasts alike.
With over 80 bird species visiting the area throughout the year, and 24,000 hectares of mangroves that serve as habitat, shelter, and feeding zones, Bahía Magdalena is one of the most spectacular places in Baja California Sur for birdwatching in its natural environment.
The bay is also classified as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) by BirdLife International, with a category 4 rating, meaning that it is home to a significant population of migratory and resident birds. Notably, the Pacific black brant is present during the nesting season.
During the tour, you will be able to spot birds such as:
-
Osprey
-
Peregrine falcon
-
White and brown pelicans
-
Cormorants, frigatebirds, seagulls, and terns
-
White, blue, green, gray, tricolored, and reddish herons
-
White ibis, kingfisher, oystercatchers, whimbrels, and shorebirds, among many others.
This tour is conducted by boat, sailing peacefully through mangrove channels, coastal dunes, and open lagoon areas. It is a visual, sensory, and educational experience, ideal for nature photographers, birdwatchers, or anyone wishing to reconnect with wildlife.
Available year-round
-
Duration: 5 hours
-
Maximum capacity: 8 people
Includes:
-
Boat of 25 or 26 feet in length
-
Local captain
-
Guide
-
Beverages (water and juices)
-
Lunch (fresh ceviche)
What to bring?
-
Comfortable long-sleeve clothing
-
Light jacket or sweatshirt
-
Sunglasses and cap
-
Binoculars (optional, but recommended)
-
Biodegradable sunscreen
-
Camera with good zoom (optional)
Live the winged beauty of Bahía Magdalena with Murillos Bros Adventours.
Every bird tells a story. Every moment, an unforgettable memory.
A Wildlife Sanctuary Between Mangroves, Dunes, and Sea
Discover the most vibrant and peaceful side of Bahía Magdalena through a unique birdwatching experience. This coastal ecosystem, spanning over 187,000 hectares, is internationally recognized as a Ramsar Site due to its ecological importance and houses an ornithological richness that amazes both experts and enthusiasts alike.
With over 80 bird species visiting the area throughout the year, and 24,000 hectares of mangroves that serve as habitat, shelter, and feeding zones, Bahía Magdalena is one of the most spectacular places in Baja California Sur for birdwatching in its natural environment.
The bay is also classified as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) by BirdLife International, with a category 4 rating, meaning that it is home to a significant population of migratory and resident birds. Notably, the Pacific black brant is present during the nesting season.
During the tour, you will be able to spot birds such as:
-
Osprey
-
Peregrine falcon
-
White and brown pelicans
-
Cormorants, frigatebirds, seagulls, and terns
-
White, blue, green, gray, tricolored, and reddish herons
-
White ibis, kingfisher, oystercatchers, whimbrels, and shorebirds, among many others.
This tour is conducted by boat, sailing peacefully through mangrove channels, coastal dunes, and open lagoon areas. It is a visual, sensory, and educational experience, ideal for nature photographers, birdwatchers, or anyone wishing to reconnect with wildlife.
Available year-round
-
Duration: 5 hours
-
Maximum capacity: 8 people
Includes:
-
Boat of 25 or 26 feet in length
-
Local captain
-
Guide
-
Beverages (water and juices)
-
Lunch (fresh ceviche)
What to bring?
-
Comfortable long-sleeve clothing
-
Light jacket or sweatshirt
-
Sunglasses and cap
-
Binoculars (optional, but recommended)
-
Biodegradable sunscreen
-
Camera with good zoom (optional)
Live the winged beauty of Bahía Magdalena with Murillos Bros Adventours.
Every bird tells a story. Every moment, an unforgettable memory.
A Wildlife Sanctuary Between Mangroves, Dunes, and Sea
Discover the most vibrant and peaceful side of Bahía Magdalena through a unique birdwatching experience. This coastal ecosystem, spanning over 187,000 hectares, is internationally recognized as a Ramsar Site due to its ecological importance and houses an ornithological richness that amazes both experts and enthusiasts alike.
With over 80 bird species visiting the area throughout the year, and 24,000 hectares of mangroves that serve as habitat, shelter, and feeding zones, Bahía Magdalena is one of the most spectacular places in Baja California Sur for birdwatching in its natural environment.
The bay is also classified as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) by BirdLife International, with a category 4 rating, meaning that it is home to a significant population of migratory and resident birds. Notably, the Pacific black brant is present during the nesting season.
During the tour, you will be able to spot birds such as:
-
Osprey
-
Peregrine falcon
-
White and brown pelicans
-
Cormorants, frigatebirds, seagulls, and terns
-
White, blue, green, gray, tricolored, and reddish herons
-
White ibis, kingfisher, oystercatchers, whimbrels, and shorebirds, among many others.
This tour is conducted by boat, sailing peacefully through mangrove channels, coastal dunes, and open lagoon areas. It is a visual, sensory, and educational experience, ideal for nature photographers, birdwatchers, or anyone wishing to reconnect with wildlife.
Available year-round
-
Duration: 5 hours
-
Maximum capacity: 8 people
Includes:
-
Boat of 25 or 26 feet in length
-
Local captain
-
Guide
-
Beverages (water and juices)
-
Lunch (fresh ceviche)
What to bring?
-
Comfortable long-sleeve clothing
-
Light jacket or sweatshirt
-
Sunglasses and cap
-
Binoculars (optional, but recommended)
-
Biodegradable sunscreen
-
Camera with good zoom (optional)
Live the winged beauty of Bahía Magdalena with Murillos Bros Adventours.
Every bird tells a story. Every moment, an unforgettable memory.
A Wildlife Sanctuary Between Mangroves, Dunes, and Sea
Discover the most vibrant and peaceful side of Bahía Magdalena through a unique birdwatching experience. This coastal ecosystem, spanning over 187,000 hectares, is internationally recognized as a Ramsar Site due to its ecological importance and houses an ornithological richness that amazes both experts and enthusiasts alike.
With over 80 bird species visiting the area throughout the year, and 24,000 hectares of mangroves that serve as habitat, shelter, and feeding zones, Bahía Magdalena is one of the most spectacular places in Baja California Sur for birdwatching in its natural environment.
The bay is also classified as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) by BirdLife International, with a category 4 rating, meaning that it is home to a significant population of migratory and resident birds. Notably, the Pacific black brant is present during the nesting season.
During the tour, you will be able to spot birds such as:
-
Osprey
-
Peregrine falcon
-
White and brown pelicans
-
Cormorants, frigatebirds, seagulls, and terns
-
White, blue, green, gray, tricolored, and reddish herons
-
White ibis, kingfisher, oystercatchers, whimbrels, and shorebirds, among many others.
This tour is conducted by boat, sailing peacefully through mangrove channels, coastal dunes, and open lagoon areas. It is a visual, sensory, and educational experience, ideal for nature photographers, birdwatchers, or anyone wishing to reconnect with wildlife.
Available year-round
-
Duration: 5 hours
-
Maximum capacity: 8 people
Includes:
-
Boat of 25 or 26 feet in length
-
Local captain
-
Guide
-
Beverages (water and juices)
-
Lunch (fresh ceviche)
What to bring?
-
Comfortable long-sleeve clothing
-
Light jacket or sweatshirt
-
Sunglasses and cap
-
Binoculars (optional, but recommended)
-
Biodegradable sunscreen
-
Camera with good zoom (optional)
Live the winged beauty of Bahía Magdalena with Murillos Bros Adventours.
Every bird tells a story. Every moment, an unforgettable memory.
PRICES:
Group Tours: $1,750 MXN per person
Private Tours: $7,000 MXN (up to 6 people)