ECUADOR
August 26 - September 10, 2024
$4897* double occupancy
2 spots available - Contact us for information on a $750 discount on the last 2 spots!
Single Supplement $650
*Price is based on a group of 10 - 12.
*Surcharge of $200 will apply for a group of 8 or 9.
*Price includes TWO expert birding guides for groups of 10 – 12.
*Price includes just one expert birding guide for groups smaller than 10.
NAPO WILDLIFE CENTER EXTENSION
September 9 - 14, 2024
$2897 double occupancy
Single supplement $1000
*Price is based on a group of 8 - 12.
*Small-group surcharges will apply for groups of 4 - 7; amount will vary.
*Price includes 2 expert birding guides plus local guides for groups of 8–12.
*Price includes 1 expert birding guide plus local guide for groups 0f 4-7.
REGISTER EARLY!!
August 26 - September 10, 2024
$4897* double occupancy
2 spots available - Contact us for information on a $750 discount on the last 2 spots!
Single Supplement $650
*Price is based on a group of 10 - 12.
*Surcharge of $200 will apply for a group of 8 or 9.
*Price includes TWO expert birding guides for groups of 10 – 12.
*Price includes just one expert birding guide for groups smaller than 10.
NAPO WILDLIFE CENTER EXTENSION
September 9 - 14, 2024
$2897 double occupancy
Single supplement $1000
*Price is based on a group of 8 - 12.
*Small-group surcharges will apply for groups of 4 - 7; amount will vary.
*Price includes 2 expert birding guides plus local guides for groups of 8–12.
*Price includes 1 expert birding guide plus local guide for groups 0f 4-7.
REGISTER EARLY!!
Home to the highest density of bird species per acre on Earth, Ecuador is a birder’s paradise. With over 1650 species of birds found in many tropical habitats, this small country is considered megadiverse and is relatively compact compared to its massive political neighbors. Ecuador’s small size allows international birders to bird many different biomes, habitats, and elevations within a short time. The proximity between birding sites means more time spent birding and less time traveling.
Ecuador is part of the Tropical Andes and the Choco-Tumbes-Magdalena Hotspots, along with Peru and Colombia. While Ecuador has fewer total bird species than the other two countries, it boasts about 3 times more bird species per surface area than either Colombia or Peru. It’s truly amazing to think that there are so many species packed in such a small country! To put this in perspective, there are approximately 1100 species of birds in the continental US, while the 1600 species found in Ecuador are found in an area roughly the size of Nevada!
The lodges and reserves we visit in Ecuador are well-established, many with outstanding opportunities to view birds from a close distance at well-maintained and active feeding stations. With comfortable lodging, great food, expert guides, friendly people, and amazing birding, Ecuador provides every element of a perfect birding tour.
Click on the links below for detailed itineraries and registration forms:
Ecuador is part of the Tropical Andes and the Choco-Tumbes-Magdalena Hotspots, along with Peru and Colombia. While Ecuador has fewer total bird species than the other two countries, it boasts about 3 times more bird species per surface area than either Colombia or Peru. It’s truly amazing to think that there are so many species packed in such a small country! To put this in perspective, there are approximately 1100 species of birds in the continental US, while the 1600 species found in Ecuador are found in an area roughly the size of Nevada!
The lodges and reserves we visit in Ecuador are well-established, many with outstanding opportunities to view birds from a close distance at well-maintained and active feeding stations. With comfortable lodging, great food, expert guides, friendly people, and amazing birding, Ecuador provides every element of a perfect birding tour.
Click on the links below for detailed itineraries and registration forms:
August Tour:
| 2024_itinerary_final.docx |
| ecuador_extension_itinerary_sept_2024.pdf |
| ecuador_registration_form_aug_sep_2024.pdf |