This tour will take you to the heart of Colombia’s two highest-rated birding zones – the Choco Andes transition, where everything you see is endemic (see Bangsia’s) or near-endemic (many only shared with Ecuador), birding along one of the great roads in the Neotropics – the fabled old road to Buenaventura in the Anchicaya Valley that was immortalized in Steven Hilty’s ‘A Guide To The Birds of Colombia’. Finish off in the mystical and biologically unique Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta – an evolutionary island of biodiversity where you have the chance to view over 20 endemics that occur in the San Lorenzo Ridge area.
Day 1: Arrive to Bogota.
Day 2: Fly to Pereira, transfer to Pueblo Rico and Montezuma Lodge, PNN Tatama
Day 3: Montezuma
Day 4: Montezuma
Day 5: Montezuma, transfer to Cali
Day 6: El Queremal – Alto Anchicayá
Day 7: Anchicayá lowlands
Day 8: KM 18. Evening flight to Santa Marta
Day 9: Minca
Day 10: Santa Marta Highlands
Day 11: El Dorado and San Lorenzo ridge
Day 12: El Dorado transfer to Barranquilla or fly to Bogotá
Day 13: Fly home
We know Colombia’s birds and localities intimately, ensuring a high-quality birding experience, wherever the tour takes you.
Our birding leaders are among Colombia’s best and most experienced – all have a mixture of great personality, eyes and ears for catching all those targets!
We focus on small group travel to ensure the best viewing opportunities possible and more personalised birding experience.
We have vast experience in operating tours in Colombia across a range of niches – those small details that make all the difference come as standard.
Always competitive and we cut no corners.