Birding and Bird Watching Tours
Birds... they're all around us!
Like Mother Earth's little ambassadors, birds connect us with the natural world and allow us to experience our beautiful planet in a unique way. Both beginner birders and seasoned veterans will be able to enjoy one of our guided birding tours, and perhaps tick off a few mega-finds along the way! Take a friend and come have an unforgettable experience, perhaps make new friends, and explore the beautiful wilderness in a new fashion!
In addition, we have a great selection of bike, hike, bike & boat, and multi-adventure tours on our website. Be sure to check out all of our options as well as our featured bicycle tours and trips!
Easy Hike + Walk Tour in Colombia
This birding tour in Colombia will not disappoint. This exotic country is the second most megadiverse in South America, holding nearly 10% of global biodiversity within its borders. Of the over 1,900…
Easy Hike + Walk Tour in Colombia
Welcome to the world's premier birding destination! So much awaits you on this birdwatching tour in Colombia. Of the over 1,900 recorded species of birds found here, 80 are endemic. You will have the…
Easy Hike + Walk Tour in Costa Rica
Home to cool, misty cloud forests and deep green foliage almost everywhere you look, there’s no mistaking that you’ve stepped away from everyday life on this tour. If spending time in nature is at…
Easy Hike + Walk Tour in India
India is one of the few countries in the world where Nature has been extremely kind. Even in bustling cities like New Delhi, the wildlife has adapted and continues to thrive. Not only will you have…
Easy–Moderate Hike + Walk Tour in Nicaragua
If a tour was to "have it all", it would be this birding tour in Nicaragua! Beginner and expert birders, nature lovers, and history buffs alike can all find something magical here. Starting in…
Easy–Moderate Hike + Walk Tour in Portugal
This guided tour in Portugal is so much more than a birding tour! Predominantly rural, the region of Alentejo, though the largest, is the least populated, thus the perfect area for observing birds.
