Birdwatching Places

Experience the Best Birdwatching Destinations in Morocco

Birdwatching in Morocco offers an incredible mix of landscapes and species, making every trip a memorable experience. Whether you prefer lush wetlands, coastal estuaries, or the vast Sahara, Morocco has something for every bird enthusiast.

Top Birdwatching Hotspots in Morocco

Morocco’s diverse habitats, from wetlands to deserts, make it a birding paradise. Explore Merja Zerga’s lagoons, Souss-Massa’s Northern Bald Ibis, or Oualidia’s flamingos. Our tours take you to the best spots for rare and migratory species, ensuring unforgettable birdwatching experiences.

Why Birdwatchers Love Morocco

With over 500 species, Morocco is a key stopover for migratory birds. Spot endemics like Moussier’s Redstart or marvel at raptors and waterfowl in stunning landscapes. Our tours offer access to the country’s most biodiverse regions, perfect for bird enthusiasts.

Sustainable Birdwatching

We promote responsible tourism, supporting conservation efforts like protecting the Northern Bald Ibis. By joining our tours, you help preserve Morocco’s birdlife and support local communities, ensuring a positive impact on the environment.

Birdwatching In Merzouga Sahara desert and Erg Chebbi

You might spot the African Desert Warbler, Brown-necked Raven, and various larks like Bar-tailed, Greater Short-toed, Desert, and Crested, plus the Desert Wheatear

Birdwatching In Boumalne Dades and The Tagdilt

we can enjoy stunning views of the majestic Bonelli’s Eagle, along with sightings of breeding Crag Martins and migrating European Bee-eaters

Moussier’s Redstart (Phoenicurus moussieri)

Birdwatching In Ouarzazate and The Draa Valley

This arid steppe landscape is a habitat for various nomadic bird species, including the Cream-colored Courser, Thick-billed Lark, Hoopoe Lark, Desert Wheatear, Red-rumped Wheatear, and Black-bellied Sandgrouse.

Oukaïmeden and Atlas mountains

we'll be on the lookout for the Barbary Partridge, Blue Rock Thrush, and the North African endemic Levaillant’s Woodpecker, along with other remarkable species like the Hawfinch, Goldcrest, and Common Firecrest

The Atlantic Coast and The Oued Massa

The coastal region surrounding Agadir offers seamless access to renowned marshlands, the rugged foothills of the Atlas Mountains, and the vast desert plains.

Souss-Massa National Park

Among many other species, we will also seek the Spotless Starling, Great Spotted Cuckoo, Red-rumped Swallow, Pallid Swift, and an array of Warblers, including Savi’s, Western Olivaceous, and Moustached

Best Time for Birdwatching in Morocco

Spring (March–May): Peak migration season; great for desert and mountain birding.
Autumn (September–November): Another migration season, ideal for coastal birding.
Winter (November–February): Excellent for waterbirds, wintering species, and mountain birding.
Summer (June–August): Some desert birds remain active, but temperatures are high.