Cozumel, an island located off the coast of the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico, is a fantastic destination for birdwatching. Its unique and diverse ecosystem, a blend of mangrove forests, tropical forests, wetlands, and coastal areas support a rich variety of bird species, including endemic ones. 

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​Guided by local expert guides, we visit some of the prime birding locations where you can spot both resident and migratory species to include San Gervasio archaeological site, El Cedral and Punta Sur Eco Beach Park.

Key Highlights of Birdwatching in Cozumel:

Unique Bird Species: Cozumel is home to several endemic species, such as the Cozumel Vireo and Cozumel Emerald. Additionally, the island is a stopover for many migratory birds, making it a great birdwatching destination year-round.

Diverse Habitats: The island’s varied environments offer birdwatchers a chance to observe different species in their natural settings. Each habitat presents unique opportunities to witness avian behaviors and interactions.

Conservation Efforts: Cozumel is committed to preserving its natural heritage, with ongoing conservation efforts aimed at protecting the island’s unique bird species and their habitats. Birdwatching here with Amar Aves supports these initiatives, as it promotes awareness and appreciation for the local wildlife.