America, Terra biodiversa
Nature has no borders, as the birds constantly remind us. Since 2005, we have walked the South American trails, from Guajira to Tierra del Fuego, and from the Chocó to the Brazilian Atlantic forests, our quest has led us to the best birdwatching and photography spots of the continent. we have followed the flight of these beings that fascinate us, inspire us, transport us and make us forget our own limits. All this to try to offer you singular trips, unique encounters, indelible experiences, accompanied by expert and passionate ornithological guides.
On the agenda for the next few months: The Perija mountain range is the most northerly region of the Andes, and among the 400 species of birds present here, 10 are endemic. Further south, the magical cloud forests of the Choco-montane bio-region will open their doors to us to enjoy the sightings of rare and isolated species of Ecuador, such as the Tanager Finch, the Plate-billed Mountain Toucan and the Beautiful Jay. Take a relaxing stroll on the olivine beaches of Punta Cormorant on the Galápagos Archipelago where the San Cristóbal Mockingbird abounds. We can also explore the bamboo forests of the Manu National Park, deep in the Peruvian Amazon, in search of the numerous endemic antwrens, antshrikes and other antbirds. Meeting conservationists in the heart of the Brazilian Atlantic forests will also be on the agenda. Join us to survey the great savannah of the Pantanal, the refuge of the Seriemas, Chachalacas, Jabirus and the mythical Jaguar. Between the steppes of Patagonia and the Chilean Andes, the Paine massif combines majestic landscapes, and austral endemics. Further south, almost at the end of the world, we will explore the Beagle Channel in search of the Magellanic Woodpecker and the rare Macaroni Penguin. At the extreme end of our world we will explore the Great White Continent where the largest colonies of King Penguins in the world are found.
All these trips are dedicated to birding, naturalist encounters and understanding of neotropical ecosystems. Our expert guides will use their experience and patience to make sure you don’t miss a thing of these natural experiences.
Travels to Galápagos
Frozen by time and isolated from the rest of the world, some 600 miles west of the Ecuadorian coast, one of the most legendary archipelagos on the planet emerges from the tropical waters of the Pacific. A true naturalist's Eden for some, a laboratory of evolution for others, the enchanted archipelago has nevertheless remained for a long time, as Charles Darwin described it, an "infernal region".
Considered one of the most active volcanic areas on the planet, the relief and…
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Travels to Brazil
Whether it's football, carnival or a profusion of birds, when Brazil does something it does it big. Nature's talent here is prodigious. With 1827 species, Brazil has the third longest list of birds in the world, 238 of which are endemic. This country is so vast that you will need several trips to try to see everything. Your individual visits are important because many of the ecosystems here are threatened, but these sites of great biodiversity are now being contained…
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Travels to Peru
Peru is a country known around the world for its millennia-old cultural heritage, but its natural treasures are just as attractive to the discerning naturalist. A land of contrasts and stunning beauty, Peru remains one of South America's top touristic destinations. You can explore both the cold and generous waters of the Pacific coastline, the Andes that rise above 6,000 metres, and whose snowmelt waters trickle down to the Yungas, before entering the Amazon rainforests. All these conditions generate a…
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Travels to Antarctica
Explore the white continent, discovering unique wildlife and uninhabited landscapes
The mythical Antarctic Peninsula and the sub-Antarctic islands offer a unique setting to explore the only continent uninhabited by man. Despite extreme climatic conditions, these southern lands are home to a thriving and abundant life. The icy seas surrounding the white continent provide refuge for a variety of marine mammals attracted by the abundance of krill. To explore this icy, wild continent, numerous landings and expedition boat trips accompanied by…
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Travels to Argentina
Good wine, vast stretches of steppe, majestic Andean reliefs, lots of wind and above all an incredible amount of restricted species, this is what Argentina has to offer. In fact the 8th largest country in the world, Argentina, has much more to offer still. This land of striking contrasts, rich in history, gastronomy and fabulous wildlife, is stunning for its grandiose and infinite landscapes. To the east, it is bordered by the vast Atlantic Ocean, into which the Valdes Peninsula…
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Travels to Colombia
Colombia, with its almost 1900 species of birds, has been projected for many years as the Mecca of birdwatching. No other country in the world has such an extensive bird list as Colombia. You will find one fifth of the world's birds, in just 1,000,000 km2, of which more than 90 are endemic!
But beyond the record number of bird species in its territory, this Andean, coastal and Amazonian country has some most endearing characteristics, making it not only one…
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Travels to Ecuador
Escaping the effects of the last ice age, the large ecoregions corresponding to what is now Ecuador have become a natural refuge for many species. Here nature has been able to evolve, adapt and establish itself like nowhere else on Earth.
Nestled between the Amazon rainforest and the beaches of the Pacific, the smallest of the Andean countries has inherited an incomparable diversity over the centuries. It is considered one of the most biodiverse countries in the region and in…
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