The desert and coast around Dakhla are an already famous yet underexplored territory for birdwatching. Birders from all over the world come to the Atlantic Sahara for observations of migratory and endemic species, contributing to a better understanding of their biology and ecology. However, moving from the tarmac can be difficult without appropriate logistic support and knowledge of the territory. That’s what we can do for you!
Programme – birdwatching
We have designed different packages, from one day to more than one week, suitable for individuals and small groups of birders, welcoming collaborations with specialised tour operators. Keen on night searches? We get you covered with our spotlighting equipment. Depending on your needs, we can organise for bivouacs or other types of field accommodation. More focused on mammals and reptiles? We have dedicated itineraries for them, too. Please contact us for further information and/or for a personalised offer.
Reports
Below are some recent trips we have supported or organised.
- March 2020 – Avescapes
- October 2019 – Go South Bulletin
- April-May 2019 – March & Peggy Faucher
- April 2019 – Go South Bulletin
- April 2019 – Go South Bulletin
- March 2019 – WiseBirding
- March 2019 – Go South Bulletin
- February 2019 – Go South Bulletin
- November 2018 – Go South Bulletin
- March 2018 – WiseBirding
- February 2018 – Go South Bulletin
- December 2017 – Go South Bulletin
- December 2017 – Go South Bulletin
- November 2017 – Go South Bulletin
- April 2017 – WiseBirding
- March 2017 – Go South Bulletin
- Dakhla Nature project on iNaturalist