Birdwatching in the Dominican-Haitian Borderlands


Daniel O’Neil, PADF

Tucked high in the mountains near the Jimaní-Malpasse border crossing is an ecological campground that caters to birdwatchers. Although this part of the border is very dry and barren, the mountains are lush and green.

In the video below, Kate describes the birds that can be seen in the area:

The camp itself is located in the town of Puerto Escondido

Tody Tours Camp

The camp has both tents and basic screened rooms as well as showers and toilets. Kate can either arrange to have your meals cooked for you or you can bring your own food. It is a wonderful way to experience a very special part of the borderlands.

Kate provides basic tents with pads under a thatched roof

Kate provides basic tents with pads under a thatched roof

The camp has a nice dining area and Kate can provide meals

The camp has a nice dining area and Kate can provide meals

For more information, visit Kate’s website: www.todytours.com.

If you are interested in seeing more of the border, visit our Get Involved page and join us in creating opportunities in the Dominican-Haitian borderlands.


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  1. #1 by Nest Boxes on September 14th, 2011

    wow looks like an exotic and adventurous place to go and see lots of birds and animals but without having to rough it too much!

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