Peru, a land of stark contrast and amazing beauty, is one of the leading world destinations in which to enjoy a wonderful diversity of birds. Our tours cover a multitude of habitats from lowland rainforest, tropical dry forest, higher cloud forest, on to the high Andes through elfin forest and eventually to the Pacific coastal deserts and shores.
We run scheduled tours that range from one to three weeks, always on small size groups. We can run private trips customized to your personal needs. We also offer bird module tours, four to five days on average each, that will allow you to set your own itinerary, according to your main birding interests or time availability.
We stay at cosy lodges and hotels, some run by local communities, eat the fascinating local food, taste many exotic fruits and juices, and experience the real Peru. Our vehicle fleet ranges from 4WD trucks to reach the most inaccessible places and birds, to comfortable minibuses with plenty of space for scopes, binoculars, handbooks and, of course, your legs!
NORTH PERU BIRDWATCHING HOTSPOTS
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1 – Cerro Chinguela
2 – Quebrada Frejolillo (360m)
3 – Limón de Porcuya (1,650m)
4 – Pómac Historical Sanctuary (70m)
5 – Refugio de Vida Silvestre Laquipampa
6 – Casupe and Tocmoche (1,200m)
7 – Chaparrí Ecological Reserve (450m)
8 – Tinajones reservoir (190m)
9 – Eten marshes (10m)
10 – Media Luna beach (0m)
11 – ACP Cañoncillo (120m)
12 – Paijan (40m)
13 – El Tubo wetland (25m)
14 – Cerro Campana (450m)
15 – Sinsicap (2,300m)
16 – Tamborapa
17 – ACP Gotas de Agua (650m)
18 – Chonta river (Sangal) (2,850m)
19 – Cumbemayo (3,600m)
20 – Abra Gavilán (3,180m)
21 – Chugur (San Marcos) (2,640m)
22 – Cruz Conga (3,325m)
23 – Limón (2,100m)
24 – Balsas (960m)
25 – Abra Barro Negro (3,600m)
26 – Río Atuen (2,440m)
27 – Leimebamba (2,420m)
28 – Kuélap (3,000m)
29 – Cocachimba and Gocta falls (1,800m)
30 – Huembo reserve (2,110m)
31 – Pomacochas lake (2,300m)
32 – San Lorenzo and Río Chido (2,400m)
33 – ACP Abra Patricia (2,200m)
34 – Afluente (1,375m)
35 – Aguas Verdes (1,180m)
36 – Yacumama center (825m)
37 – Posic (825m)
38 – Tingana reserve (800m)
39 – Morro de Calzada (1,450m)
40 – Waqanki reserve (990m)
41 – Quiscarrumi bridge (830m)
42 – San Lorenzo del Marañón (150m)
43 – The Tunnel (1,020m)
44 – Juan Guerra (250m)
45 – Quebrada Upaquihua (300m)
46 – Ahuashiyacu falls (680m)
47 – Pumarinri reserve (250 – 800m)
48 – Plataforma (1,800m)
1 – Cerro Chinguela
2 – Quebrada Frejolillo (360m)
3 – Limón de Porcuya (1,650m)
4 – Pómac Historical Sanctuary (70m)
5 – Refugio de Vida Silvestre Laquipampa
6 – Casupe and Tocmoche (1,200m)
7 – Chaparrí Ecological Reserve (450m)
8 – Tinajones reservoir (190m)
9 – Eten marshes (10m)
10 – Media Luna beach (0m)
11 – ACP Cañoncillo (120m)
12 – Paijan (40m)
13 – El Tubo wetland (25m)
14 – Cerro Campana (450m)
15 – Sinsicap (2,300m)
16 – Tamborapa
17 – ACP Gotas de Agua (650m)
18 – Chonta river (Sangal) (2,850m)
19 – Cumbemayo (3,600m)
20 – Abra Gavilán (3,180m)
21 – Chugur (San Marcos) (2,640m)
22 – Cruz Conga (3,325m)
23 – Limón (2,100m)
24 – Balsas (960m)
25 – Abra Barro Negro (3,600m)
26 – Río Atuen (2,440m)
27 – Leimebamba (2,420m)
28 – Kuélap (3,000m)
29 – Cocachimba and Gocta falls (1,800m)
30 – Huembo reserve (2,110m)
31 – Pomacochas lake (2,300m)
32 – San Lorenzo and Río Chido (2,400m)
33 – ACP Abra Patricia (2,200m)
34 – Afluente (1,375m)
35 – Aguas Verdes (1,180m)
36 – Yacumama center (825m)
37 – Posic (825m)
38 – Tingana reserve (800m)
39 – Morro de Calzada (1,450m)
40 – Waqanki reserve (990m)
41 – Quiscarrumi bridge (830m)
42 – San Lorenzo del Marañón (150m)
43 – The Tunnel (1,020m)
44 – Juan Guerra (250m)
45 – Quebrada Upaquihua (300m)
46 – Ahuashiyacu falls (680m)
47 – Pumarinri reserve (250 – 800m)
48 – Plataforma (1,800m)