Where can you see the Surfbird?
Some of the best places to see the Surfbird in the wild include Tombstone Territorial Park (Canada), Parque Nacional de Galápagos (Ecuador) and Pan de Azúcar National Park (Chile) — among 6 wildlife hotspots across Canada, the United States, Ecuador and Chile. Every hotspot below shows real sighting data and the best seasons to visit.
Gulf Islands National Park Reserve
Southern Gulf Islands Electoral Area, Canada
+130 birds+24 mammals
Where the Pacific Northwest’s temperate rainforest meets the Salish Sea, an archipelago of over 15 islands and numerous islets creates […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKOlympic National Park
Jefferson County, United States
+122 birds+29 mammals
Where temperate rainforest meets alpine meadow and windswept coastline, a remarkable wilderness unfolds across Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. This 10,765-square-kilometre sanctuary […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKPan de Azúcar National Park
Chañaral, Chile
+40 birds+5 mammals
Where the hyperarid Atacama Desert plunges dramatically into the Pacific, 727 square kilometres of raw coastal wilderness unfold across northern […]
VIEW NATIONAL PARKParque Nacional de Galápagos
Santo Tomás, Ecuador
+88 birds+12 mammals
The Galápagos National Park is one of the world’s most extraordinary wildlife destinations, offering visitors an unparalleled opportunity to experience […]
VIEW ISLAND & ARCHIPELAGOTombstone Territorial Park
Dawson City, Canada
+86 birds+17 mammals
Where granite peaks pierce the Yukon sky and tundra stretches endlessly toward the Arctic horizon, the Tombstone Range commands attention […]
VIEW NATURE RESERVEWrangell-Saint Elias National Park
Unorganized Borough, United States
+77 birds+19 mammals
Where granite peaks thrust skyward and tidewater glaciers calve into fjords, North America’s largest subpolar wilderness commands absolute attention. Spanning […]
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