Are Your Fears Stopping You?

Have you dreamed of seeing the little Cuban Bee hummingbird or Colombia’s Andean motmot, but find yourself hesitating because you:

  • Don’t speak Spanish?

  • Wonder whether you’ll feel safe in these countries?

  • Are thinking, “Can I legally go to Cuba?”

Your worries are over!

Let’s talk, and I’ll guide you through every step of the journey.

 

5 Steps to Packing Your Carry-on Bag for Travelers 55+

Pack Your Bag and Let’s Go!

Your 5 Steps Guide will help you ask the right questions to know what to bring on your next trip, and what to leave behind so you can just use a carry-on for your birdwatching trip or something else.

Small Group Tours

We want to you get to experience the best of exotic birds in Latin America. Perfect for solo travelers or couples, our small group tours are your entry to a birder’s paradise. You'll spot colorful, endemic species in their natural habitats. Explore diverse ecosystems in search of endemic and migrant species. Your birdwatching tour in Cuba or Colombia offers an unforgettable adventure for nature lovers with experts from the area.

Count on us to guide you through these once-in-a-lifetime birdwatching experiences.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Don’t miss out on your chance to find out if a birding trip to Cuba or Colombia is right for you.

Explore the best birdwatching Cuba hotspots in the prime migration season!

More than 400 bird species have been recorded in Cuba, including 27 endemics of which 18 are considered globally threatened.

We’ll meet with local bird specialists in various ecosystems including interior tropical forests, salt flats, and swamps.

You’ll experience local culture, arts, and lifestyle as part of our unique cultural experiences in Cuba.

keel billed toucan

Colombia: Home to the most species of birds IN THE WORLD.

Three regions of Colombia with different species of birds await you.

Salento’s cloud forests host colorful species like the Andean Motmot and Yellow-eared Parrot, while the Los Nevados volcanic region reaches up to 11,000’.

Minca, in the Sierra Nevada mountains, offers a rich ecosystem for spotting rare birds like the Santa Marta Parakeet and Sierra Nevada Brushfinch.

Both regions provide a serene backdrop ideal for birdwatching alongside local English-speaking guides who can show you where the target birds nest and hunt.