Bird in the still-intact high-altitude forests and páramos of the southern Andes of Colombia, a region that is literally bursting with birdlife that has most likely never seen a birder’s bins before.
Some of the rarest birds in Latin America call this place home. Descend through the legendary super-humid Amazon foothills transition zone, full of rarities that are unique to these altitudes.
Finish the tour by visiting the mystical and sacred Colombian massif, birthplace of Colombia’s greatest rivers, such as the Magdalena, Cauca, Caqueta and Patia. These areas are now open to birders and have so many small-range and uncommon specialities in the canopy and undergrowth that it boggles the mind. Bird from tropical through to treeline climatic zones and walk away with a list like no other.
Day 1: Arrive in Bogotá
Day 2: Fly to Pasto
Day 3: La Cocha Lake
Day 4: Sibundoy Valley and Paramo complex of ‘Quilinsayaco’
Day 5: The ‘Trampolin of Diversity’
Day 6 – 7: Mocoa – Campucana trails
Day 8 – 9: Pitalito Road (KM 31 & 51). Transfer to San Agustín.
Day 10: San Agustin Archaeological Park
Day 11: Puracé National Park (PNN). Transfer to Popayán
Day 12: Fly to Bogota.
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.