Guided bird-watching tours at Salto del Nervión.
The area around the Salto del Nervión is one of the most interesting natural sites for birdwatching. Its rocky cliffs, forests, and open areas create an ideal habitat for various species, many of which are easy to spot during a visit. If you’re interested in this option, we recommend that you contact us as soon as possible.
Most Common Birds
Among the most notable species that can be seen in the area are birds of prey such as griffon vultures, Egyptian vultures, and peregrine falcons. These birds take advantage of the air currents in the canyon, so it is relatively common to see them soaring overhead. Although these species are the most striking due to their size, they are not the only ones. In addition to birds of prey, it is also possible to spot other species typical of forest and mountain areas. Depending on the time of year and the conditions, the variety can be even greater, making the visit an interesting experience for nature lovers.
Best time for birdwatching
Birdwatching is possible year-round, although certain times of year are more favorable depending on the activity of each species. In general, the early morning hours and times when there are fewer visitors are usually the best. We recommend that you contact us so we can advise you based on your interests.
Basic Tips
To get the most out of birdwatching, we recommend bringing binoculars (we’ll provide several for the group) and staying calm during the visit. It is also important to respect the natural environment and avoid getting too close to nesting areas.
Included in our tours
Birdwatching is the perfect complement to our guided tours. During the tour, the guide helps identify some of the most common species and gain a better understanding of the natural environment. The fact is, the Salto del Nervión is much more than just a waterfall.