Venezuela |Birdwatching | Tailor-made birdwatching
Tailor-made birdwatching in Venezuela |
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Whether you are travelling solo, as a couple, or with a group of fellow birders we provide all the experience, backup and logistic support you need for a well-organised, successful and enjoyable tailor-made birdwatching holiday in Venezuela. We can provide English-speaking birdwatching guides if desired. These include very competent local birding guides in most regions and the top Venezuelan specialist ornithologist guides. We design itineraries to suit all levels—from newcomers to neotropical birding to seasoned hands out to boost their life lists with hard-to-find endemics, and in all styles—from dawn-to-dusk birders to those who prefer an easier time or like to combine their birding with sightseeing or general wildlife viewing. We can also arrange birding days as part of general tours—an increasingly popular choice. We cover all the established birding sites and are always on the lookout for new ones. The list is quite a long one! Henri Pittier National Park / Rancho Grande and nearby Colonia Tovar and El Limón. The Llanos including wildlife ranches Hato El Cedral, Hato El Frío, and Hato Piñero, and Junglaven lodge in Amazonas. The Andes in Mérida State, including páramo, cloud forests and xerophytic regions, the Sierra Nevada National Park, Humboldt Trail, La Carbonera, San Isidro Trail, and Barragan Bridge. Morrocoy National Park, including the Cuare Wildlife Refuge. The Imataca Forest in eastern Venezuela and Río Grande. La Escalera, and the endemics of the Gran Sabana tepuis. Paria Peninsula, including Cerro Humo, Caño Colorado, and Guácharo Cave. Recent additions include the Andes in Táchira State, including Tamá National Park, the El Paují road in the Gran Sabana, Guatopo National Park and the Laguna Tacarigua RAMSAR site, and Palmichal in Carabobo State, which is described as “Rancho Grande without the traffic”, and Yacambu. |
Suggested itineraries for tailor-made birdwatching in Venezuela |
