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The Solomon Islands
Aug 18 to Sep 5 2025 • Faraaz Abdool and local guides
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Our guides are world-class experts passionate about conservation, with decades of field experience and an unparalleled ability to spot and identify birds across global habitats, creating unforgettable shared experiences for birders of all skill levels.
Featured Tours
Bolivia: Northern Andes, Madidi National Park, and Barba Azul
Bolivia is a large country with many ecoregions, and this companion to our classic Bolivia tour allows you to see even more of it and the wonderful birds that call it home. We’ll visit four regions of radically different ecosystems, all farther north than our other tour. Starting with the...
Indonesia: Java and Sumatra
Indonesia is the largest archipelago of islands in the world and ranks fourth for the number of bird species by country (Birdlife International, 2019) and has more endemic bird species (528!) than any other country. Sumatra and Java in particular has some of the most biodiverse forests. Our tour to...
Portugal
Birds and Culture
Portugal offers a fantastic diversity of habitats and birds in a relatively small area, which enables visiting several species rich areas in this lovely country without traveling long distances. Within a half hour’s drive from Lisbon’s International Airport, two remarkable protected wetlands, the Tagus Estuary and the Sado Estuary Natural...
Central Asia: Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan
Birding the Silk Road
The Silk Road, Samarkand, and Bukhara—the names conjure up images of fierce Mongol hordes storming out of the east and of dusty camel trains and crowded bazaars where rare jewels and exotic spices were traded by travelers from far-off lands. Stretching from the Caspian Sea to the Tien Shan Mountains,...
Sweden: Fall Migration at Falsterbo
The Scandinavian Peninsula is a vast region rich in birdlife. Every autumn, countless millions of breeding birds empty out of the northern forests and fells for southern climes. Located at the very tip of this landmass, Falsterbo acts like a very narrow delivery end of an enormous funnel. Consequently, it...
Georgia and South Carolina
Birding the American Civil War: Savannah to Charleston
The old colonial towns of Savannah and Charleston are two of the most beautiful and historic cities in the Old South. Both figured prominently in the American Civil War, the latter at the start of the war and the former near the end. Both cities preserve important sites associated with...
France: Birding à la Française
Birds, Wine and Cheese in Southern France
France is best known for its food and wine, but it also has wonderful birds! Our tour will mix these ingredients; binoculars will never be very far from the corkscrew, and you will be reading your field guide with a mouthful of local cheese. Our idea is simple. We’ll visit...
Mexico: Oaxaca at Christmastime
The city of Oaxaca lies in an arid valley ringed by mountains in south-central Mexico. The site has been occupied for centuries, as evidenced by the old architecture and nearby pre-Columbian ruins, but the city remains rather small and retains a vibrant atmosphere. And although Oaxacan handicrafts offered in the...