San Jose Bay and Bird

The Bay of San Jose and Byrd is a small bay that was formed when the river flows into the Pacific Ocean. There are more than two hundred species of birds in this place. Among them are waders, herons, flamingos, pelicans. Ornithologists often come here to conduct their research and study the behavior of birds in nature. Birds are not afraid of humans. Many of them enjoy the food that visitors bring them.

The Bay of San Jose and Bird is a great place for walking and family holidays. For vacationers, small wooden arbors were built here, benches were installed. Near San Jose and Berdras there is a sandy beach. Many visitors to the bay come here to relax on the beach. The water in the area is clean and transparent. But it's a bit colder than other parts of Mexico. The total area of the estuary reaches one hundred and twenty-five acres.