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Spain in Autumn
Sep 7-17, 2025 • Oli Reville and a local leader
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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
Newfoundland: Winter Birds
Newfoundland may seem an unlikely winter birding locale but in fact it’s brilliant. With Greenland to the northeast, Iceland and the rest of Europe to the east, mainland North America to the west and South America to the south, Newfoundland is the first or last land that many wayward birds...
Bolivia: The Chaco, Valle Zone, and Central Andes
With high mountains and plains dominating the west, the Amazonian Basin in the north, the Pantanal wetlands in the far-east, and the Chaco in the south, the large country of Bolivia contains more diverse biomes than any other on the bird continent, making it also the birdiest landlocked country in...
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...
Philippines
Wedged between China, Japan, Malaysia, and Indonesia, the 7,000-plus islands of the Philippines have experienced successive invasions from different biogeographic zones. These have fueled a spectacular evolutionary history; of the almost 600-bird species, an extraordinary 170 or more are endemic, and, with names such as Guaiabero, Scale-feathered Malkoha, Whiskered Pitta,...
Namibia
Namibia is a lovely country that combines stunning scenery with more than 300 species of southern African birds and excellent traveler services. We’ll begin in the famous Sossusvlei, home to the iconic bright red dunes of the Namib Desert, best appreciated at dusk or dawn when the low sun throws those...
Oman
The Sultanate of Oman – one of the most attractive, unspoiled, and safest countries in the Middle East – offers an extraordinary wealth of birds and an exceptionally pleasant, welcoming, and relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy them. Located on the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, and with over...
Guatemala
Just a three-hour flight from the US, the highlands of Guatemala’s Pacific slope are famous worldwide for holding a host of regional endemics. The improbable-looking Pink-headed Warbler might top the list, but it’s hardly outdone by other gems like Blue-throated Motmot, Blue-and-white Mockingbird, and Chestnut-sided Shrike-Vireo. With an expected split...
Panama: Bocas del Toro and the Western Highlands
The many mangrove-fringed islands of the Bocas del Toro Archipelago have long attracted those with a sense of adventure, and a new ecolodge built on the southern tip of Isla Bastimentos and adjacent to a large protected area of coastal forest now serves as a welcome and very comfortable base...