A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Weave your way through the capital's fascinating markets
9 days, from £2,520 to £4,025
Discover the beautiful tea hills area with an expert local guide
15 days, from £3,080 to £4,915
With its volcanoes and primary forests, mangroves and endless beaches, you can discover nature in all its majesty with your family
13 days, from £3,135 to £4,195
Tiptoe on nocturnal night walks in the Pantanal
13 days, from £3,990 to £6,365
Pedal through Buenos Aires' fanciest neighbourhoods on a private bike tour
13 days, from £4,010 to £6,405
Discover pre-Columbian tombs in a UNESCO archaeological park
21 days, from £4,605 to £7,350
Visit the big Buddha and museums around Thimphu
15 days, from £4,955 to £7,915
Honeymoon to Rajasthan, going from palace to palace
14 days, from £4,985 to £6,965
Head deep into the Ecuadorian Amazon for a few days at an eco-lodge
12 days, from £5,075 to £8,100
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
We can organise trips where the entire stay revolves around spotting the rarest or most magnificent birdlife in a country or region, all in the company of a specifically expert bird-spotting guide; or weave a one-off bird watching experience into a broader-themed wildlife or cultural trip as intricately as white-browed sparrow-weavers (Plocepasser mahali) build their nests in the acacia trees of Botswana's Okavango Delta.
Speaking of the Okavango Delta, the waterways of this remarkable natural phenomenon are probably the gold standard destination for bird watching holidays, and our expert bird-spotting guides can take your Okavango birdwatching experience to the next level with their knowledge of habitats, migratory patterns and behaviour.
Other classic African bird watching holiday destinations include South Africa and Uganda, while Latin America gives Africa a run - of flight - for its money. The jewel in the South American bird watching crown is Ecuador's Galapagos Islands, thanks in part to the observations Charles Darwin made there about finches which lead to his theory of evolution. Elsewhere in Latin America the Peruvian Amazon rainforest and the vast wetlands of Brazil's Pantanal region are also prime bird spotting spots.
Asia and Australasia also get in on the act with prime bird watching holiday destinations such as Papua New Guinea (for 38 different species of birds of paradise, famed for their elaborate plumage and courtship dances), Northern India and Japan.
Last but not least, don't rule out Europe, with Spain's Donana National Park and Romania's Danube Delta hosting hordes of migratory species, while the UK itself is a famous bird watching destination.
The one thread that ties all these diverse destinations together? Our, and our guides, expertise in all things bird watching. Speak to the team to learn more about the wheres, the hows and the whens to arrange the ideal bird watching holidays, and remember that bird watching is a pastime that can unite young and old, so it's an ideal backdrop for a fun 3G (Three Generational) family holiday.
Our team of destination experts will get to know you and your unique requirements for your holiday
We work with you to build an ultra-personalised holiday itinerary with your choice of accommodation, experiences and activities
All of our holidays include little extras designed to make a big difference to your trip, from fast-tracking you through airport check-in and security to our network of local Concierges
