Our Bird Photography Tours in Colombia
We offer custom bird photography tours designed around your needs. From the misty peaks of the Andes to the lush Amazon and coastal wetlands, Colombia holds a treasure of ecosystems that shelter the greatest variety of bird species in the world.
Each journey is carefully crafted to match your goals and pace, guided by expert bird photographers who know the best places and moments to capture rare species. Join us to explore, learn, and return home with unforgettable images and memories.
Galería de Aves
Explore Colombia’s Bird Diversity
Multicolored Tanager
Small, striking tanager with electric cerulean breast, black belly, green nape and wings, creamy back, golden face, and chestnut ear patch. Sexes similar; females/immatures duller. Uncommon in subtropical Andean forests of Colombia. Found in pairs, groups, or at fruit feeders.
Tolima Dove
Shy dove of central Colombian cloud forests, with reddish-purple neck and breast, gray crown, and pale eye, unlike the widespread White-tipped Dove. Usually hidden, but may appear in clearings or quiet roads at dawn. Voice is low, well-spaced coos.
Yellow-eared Parrot
Endangered parrot of Andean cloud forests, now mostly in Colombia, once reaching Ecuador. Large, thick-billed with yellow forehead, cheeks, underparts; tail red often hidden. Found in small flocks flying between fruiting trees, giving deep squawks. Nests in wax palms.
Buffy Helmetcrest
Large, short-billed hummingbird restricted to high elevations of Colombia’s central Andes. Males show green-blue beard, bold head pattern, and shaggy crest; females/immatures lack crest and are duller. Often feeds or perches on Espeletia (Frailejón) plants in páramo grasslands.
Our Main Birding Areas
Colombia’s birdlife is spread across unique regions, each offering a different landscape and species to discover. Our tours cover the most exciting zones, and we can combine them to design the perfect route for your trip.
Cauca Valley
Cloud forests where you’ll find hummingbirds, tanagers, and colorful flycatchers.
Tolima
Central Andes stronghold, where specialties like the Tolima Dove and unique hummingbirds live.
Manizales
High Andean landscapes home to antpittas, mountain-tanagers, and the famous Buffy Helmetcrest.
Manizales
High Andean landscapes home to antpittas, mountain-tanagers, and the famous Buffy Helmetcrest.
Guajira
Dry forests and coastal lagoons with flamingos, orioles, and desert specialists.
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