Our new brochure which showcases our most popular tours and lists the tours planned for 2018/2019 seasons at the time of its publication is now published. Of course we will undoubtably add a few more as requests are made so keep your eyes on the website for new additions and the latest news …
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The complete Japan in Spring photo album is now available on our flickr. There are 49 photos in all from this tour which was a great success. We are offering this tour again next year. Click here to be taken to the 2017 Japan in Spring tour page.
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DISCOUNTED PRICE. This is the inaugural price. The island of Flores is almost tourist-free and this has proved a challenge to birders trying to reach the area in the past. It lies in the Lesser Sunda islands which are east of the Wallace line and are more arid than many other parts of Indonesia. They have a number of sought-after endemic …
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This 15 day tour takes you from the bustling metropolis of Tokyo to the snowy wastes of Hokkaido taking in the best of Japanese winter birding. We visit the crane centres at Arasaki and Akan, the forested hillsides of the Japanese Alps, the wetlands around Kaga and the pack ice off the Shiretoko peninsula. We hope to see monkeys bathing in …
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This 14 day tour visits Sabah – Malaysian Borneo. It is designed specifically for photographers who are interested in all areas of natural history. With pitcher plants and rafflesia, orangutans and bats, and a variety of colourful birds and other animals this is a great destination for both beginner and experienced photographers. This is a great chance to travel with …
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Madagascar is the world’s fourth largest island and is one of the world’s major zoogeographic regions. This 16 day tour sets out to see those species not usually seen on a standard Madagascar itinerary. We visit areas which are not on the standard tour circuit such as Amber Mountain and Kirindy for the rare Fossa, plus a few days to …
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This 8 day tour takes you to the dry interior of western Queensland offers a good range of dry country species including three grasswrens! During the dry season when there is little standing water in the bush, the dry country birds are drawn to any water which is generally limited to the dams put in for cattle. It is possible to see large flocks …
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