History
The Bubali Bird Sanctuary in Aruba is a protected area that was established in 1980 to provide a safe haven for various species of migratory birds. The sanctuary covers an area of approximately 29 hectares and is located near the Bubali Pond, which is a significant source of water for the island’s wildlife.
How to Get There
The Bubali Bird Sanctuary is easily accessible by car or public transportation. It is located just a short drive from the popular tourist areas of Palm Beach and Eagle Beach. Visitors can also opt to take a guided tour to learn more about the sanctuary and its inhabitants.
List of Attractions
- Guided bird watching tours
- Opportunities for photography
- Nature trails for hiking and exploring
- Observation towers for bird watching
Ticket Information
Admission to the Bubali Bird Sanctuary is free of charge. However, guided tours may require a fee, so it is recommended to check with the sanctuary’s visitor center for current pricing and availability.
List of Tips for Visiting
- Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for hiking
- Bring insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes
- Respect the wildlife and refrain from feeding or disturbing the birds
- Check the weather forecast before visiting as the sanctuary may be closed during inclement weather
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