El Gouna Park/Fish Farm
For residents and guests staying in El Gouna.
February 2025 Fagnoon has taken over the management and are building large wooden structures around the park, some of which will be perfect for birdwatching. No announcement yet about official opening and costs. Just pass by and go in.
El Gouna Park, also known as the Fish Farm behind the Egyptian House.
Many resident, wintering and migratory species,. This location was established in the early days of El Gouna to process the brackish water from the water desalination plant before it enters the lagoons.
Open from sunrise to sunset. Great for picnics.
eBird Link: https://ebird.org/hotspot/L16922218
February 2025 Fagnoon has taken over the management and are building large wooden structures around the park, some of which will be perfect for birdwatching. No announcement yet about official opening and costs. Just pass by and go in.
El Gouna Park, also known as the Fish Farm behind the Egyptian House.
Many resident, wintering and migratory species,. This location was established in the early days of El Gouna to process the brackish water from the water desalination plant before it enters the lagoons.
Open from sunrise to sunset. Great for picnics.
eBird Link: https://ebird.org/hotspot/L16922218
- Species recorded
- 47
- Visitors
- 1
What you might see
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Western Reef Heron
Almost always seen here
Last seen 2 years ago
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Squacco Heron
Almost always seen here
Last seen 2 years ago
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Little Egret
Almost always seen here
Last seen 2 years ago
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Grey Heron
Almost always seen here
Last seen 2 years ago
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Striated Heron
Almost always seen here
Last seen 2 years ago
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Common Kingfisher
Seen on the majority of visits
Last seen 2 years ago
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Western Cattle Egret
Seen on the majority of visits
Last seen 2 years ago
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Common Chiffchaff
Seen on the majority of visits
Last seen 2 years ago
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Caspian Tern
Seen on the majority of visits
Last seen 2 years ago
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Pied Kingfisher
Seen on the majority of visits
Last seen 2 years ago