Discover the extraordinary birdlife of Northern Peru.

This September, Birding North Peru took part in the 12th edition of the Delta Birding Festival, held from September 18 to 20 in Deltebre, Catalonia.

This year marked Peru’s first participation in the festival, in collaboration with CANATUR. Over three days, birdwatchers, nature enthusiasts, and professionals from around the world came together to share a common passion: birds and the diverse habitats that make exceptional birdwatching possible.

A birding journey across Northern Peru

Northern Peru is an extraordinary biodiversity hotspot. The Northern Peru Birding Route is home to around 1,600 bird species and crosses an exceptional diversity of ecosystems and habitats, making it one of Peru’s most remarkable destinations for birdwatching.

San Martín and Amazonas, at the heart of our birding route, are particularly rich in birdlife and endemic species. Amazonas alone is home to at least 22 bird species endemic to Peru, including some of the country’s most sought after birds. Among them are the extraordinary Marvelous Spatuletail (Loddigesia mirabilis) and the elusive Long whiskered Owlet (Xenoglaux loweryi), two iconic species that can be found along our route through Amazonas and San Martín.

From the forests of San Martín to the cloud forests and mountains of Amazonas and beyond, our route offers exceptional opportunities to discover the remarkable birdlife of Northern Peru.

At our stand, visitors had the opportunity to discover the route, learn about some of its most remarkable species, and explore the birding experiences available along the way. We also presented our upcoming birding tours, offering visitors a closer look at what awaits along the Northern Peru Birding Route.

Come and discover northern Peru through its birds.