Formerly the town was known as Real de San Sebastián and later San Sebastián and since 1983, San Sebastián del Oeste is a village made up of ancient haciendas and century-old homes that have aged gracefully along with the surrounding mines and fields, filled with a valuable legacy of tradition and history.
In its glorious past, it was a prosperous and self-sustaining silver mining town with over four times the population it has now.
You can reach San Sebastian by air and you’ll arrive at the small airstrip located just outside the town, which allows daily service from Puerto Vallarta. On the way, you’ll enjoy impressive views of the hills and forests in the Sierra Madre.
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Bilingual Guide
Binoculars*
Spotting scope*
Round trip transport**
Breakfast
* Charges may incur for damaged equipment
**Pick up is available outside of Sayulita, San Pancho and Higuera Blanca.
Where do your tours depart from?
* For Private tours we will pick you up where you are located.
*More than 5 people per group is considered private and has no additional cost.
What time does the tour start?
How difficult is this hike?
SORRY, NO PETSS
Long pants or shorts
Closed-toe footwear
Hat / Cap
Sunblock
Sunglasses
Camera
Insect Repellent
Reusable water bottle
Snack
No plastic disposable bottle
If you are an avid birdir you may realize that one day is not enough to experience the whole San Sebastián del Oeste and its surroundings.
That is why l have organized an itinerary of hot spots and routes in the San Sebastián del Oeste, area that allows us to spend more than one day.
Some of the endemic birds and the reason why we constantly visit the San Sebastián del Oeste.
Red Warbler, Colima Pygmy Owl, Gray crowned Woodpecker, Lilac crowned Parrot, Spotted Wren, Blue Mockingbird, Red headed Tanager, Rusty crowned Ground Sparrow, Mountain Trogon, Mexican Barred Owl, White striped Woodcreeper, Chestnut sided Shrike Vireo, Transvolcanic Jay, Russet Nightingale Thrush, Aztec Thrush, Green striped Brushfinch, Rufous capped Brushfinch.
Destinations to Visit
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Restricions do apply.
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