Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By PIB

Havana 267 Agramonte, Havana, La Habana, Cuba

Trip Description You will visit some of the most important birding sites in Cuba, including the wetlands of the Zapata Peninsula (a Biosphere Reserve), Viñales and Cayo Coco. Caya Coco is one of the most important migratory stops in all of the Caribbean. A good mix of habitats will be covered, including forests, marshes, mangroves, coastal shrubs, patches of grass, and lagoons. Everyone

$3990

Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By KBC (Sold OUT)

Knowing Cuba Cuba is the largest island in the Caribbean. It is home to over 374 bird species, of which 26 (including the world’s smallest bird) are endemic to the island, these will be our main targets for the trip and the ones we will be focusing ON —15 Cuban species are considered globally threatened. Cubans are undertaking action now, but support

$3990

Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By Alvaros Adventure (SOLD OUT)

Havana 267 Agramonte, Havana, La Habana, Cuba

Tour Highlights 12 day trip December 1 – 12, 2017, including a cultural day in Old Havana.  Price $4750, double occupancy. Led by Alvaro Jaramillo and Cuba’s bird expert, Arturo Kirkconnell Sr.  Survey trip that will allow to you see most of Cuba’s endemics and specialties. Bee Hummingbird, Fernandina’s Flicker, Cuban Trogon, Cuban Tody, Stygian Owl, Zapata Wren …… An amazing country to

$4750

Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By PIB (Sold Out)

Havana 267 Agramonte, Havana, La Habana, Cuba

Trip Description You will visit some of the most important birding sites in Cuba, including the wetlands of the Zapata Peninsula (a Biosphere Reserve), Viñales and Cayo Coco. Caya Coco is one of the most important migratory stops in all of the Caribbean. A good mix of habitats will be covered, including forests, marshes, mangroves, coastal shrubs, patches of grass, and lagoons. Everyone

$3990

Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By Naturalist Journeys

Havana 267 Agramonte, Havana, La Habana, Cuba

Tour Highlights Bird Cuba with experts on a small group survey tour Explore an exciting mix of habitats, scenery, and time in Cuba's best birding areas Be a part of important field research View nearly all of Cuba’s 26 endemic birds See North American migrants and learn about how they use their wintering habitat Enjoy the incredible scenery of the Viñales Valley

$4550

Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By PIB & Naturalist Journeys

Havana 267 Agramonte, Havana, La Habana, Cuba

Trip Description You will visit some of the most important birding sites in Cuba, including the wetlands of the Zapata Peninsula (a Biosphere Reserve), Viñales and Cayo Coco. Caya Coco is one of the most important migratory stops in all of the Caribbean. A good mix of habitats will be covered, including forests, marshes, mangroves, coastal shrubs, patches of grass, and lagoons. Everyone

$3990

Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By KBC (Sold OUT)

Havana 267 Agramonte, Havana, La Habana, Cuba

Knowing Cuba Cuba is the largest island in the Caribbean. It is home to over 374 bird species, of which 26 (including the world’s smallest bird) are endemic to the island, these will be our main targets for the trip and the ones we will be focusing ON —15 Cuban species are considered globally threatened. Cubans are undertaking action now, but support

$3990

Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By PIB

Havana 267 Agramonte, Havana, La Habana, Cuba

Trip Description You will visit some of the most important birding sites in Cuba, including the wetlands of the Zapata Peninsula (a Biosphere Reserve), Viñales and Cayo Coco. Caya Coco is one of the most important migratory stops in all of the Caribbean. A good mix of habitats will be covered, including forests, marshes, mangroves, coastal shrubs, patches of grass, and lagoons. Everyone

$3990

Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By PIB

Havana 267 Agramonte, Havana, La Habana, Cuba

Trip Description You will visit some of the most important birding sites in Cuba, including the wetlands of the Zapata Peninsula (a Biosphere Reserve), Viñales and Cayo Coco. Caya Coco is one of the most important migratory stops in all of the Caribbean. A good mix of habitats will be covered, including forests, marshes, mangroves, coastal shrubs, patches of grass, and lagoons. Everyone

$3990

Cuba Ornithological Study Hosted By JB Journeys

Havana 267 Agramonte, Havana, La Habana, Cuba

Trip Description If you’ve always wanted to travel to Cuba to pick up those 26 endemics, now is the time to go! JBJourneys is excited to offer these tours with Cuba’s premier bird guide, Arturo Kirkconnell. co-author of A Field Guide to the Birds of Cuba. No one has more experience and knowledge of the birds than the man who wrote the

$3995