The Islands of the Caribbean offer fantastic bird watching tours and travel opportunities. Because of the climate in the Caribbean nations, there are hundreds of tropical bird species that live on the Islands. See exotic parrots in the wild, Martins, Jacanas, Hawks, Warblers and other wild birds.

 

Some of the most popular islands in the Caribbean for bird tours include: Dominican Republic, Barbados, Jamaica, British Virgin Islands, Greater Antilles, Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico, Grand Cayman, and the Turks and Caicos Islands. Many Caribbean islands have Rain forest areas, including Puerto Rico's El Yunque, where hundreds of bird species, plant species, and animals live in the wild.

 

One reason why the Caribbean islands are so popular among bird enthusiasts is because of the ease of traveling to the islands. Americans seem to love the Caribbean because they can go on a cruise, departing from the United States, and take a bird watching trip for just a day or several hours. For some, this is a better alternative than spending a week in the jungle!

 

Popular cruise lines who travel to the Caribbean islands (both Western Caribbean and Eastern Caribbean) and may be able to provide more information about bird watching tours include: Carnival Cruises, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, Celebrity Cruises, Holland America Cruise Lines, and Norwegian Cruise Line.