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Accomodation within easy walking distance of good birdwatching locations
After 3 weeks of relentless rain we're thinking about another foreign birding trip but where ........?
Ideally we're looking for a hotel within easy walking distance of good birdwatching locations. If there's a chance of seeing other unusual wildlife in the area even better. The locations can be totally wild, reserves or even national parks as long as a bit of shelter is available from the occasional torrential downpour. If there's also a beach nearby or perhaps a swimming pool better still. If anybody has got any suggestions or ideally personal recommendations they'll be extremely welcome. Many thanks |
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El Rocio in Coto Donana might fit the bill ... as well as some cracking birds in easy walking distance there's buses to other sites close by and tours with transport offered by reg'd users of these boards. The town looks like a spaghetti western set, there's accommodation for all pockets, a cheap bus several times a day from Seville, and there are cheap flights to Seville from Liverpool if not Manchester ...
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Senegambia Hotel in The Gambia !
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Asa Wright in Trinidad, or similar lodges in other parts of S America
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And I wouldnt regard it as a holiday destination as the nightlife is extremely low key - fine for some (ie: me) but not for everyone I wouldnt have thought? |
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