Kenya Birding Tours Packages

Kenya Birding Tours

Kenya Birding Tours can be combined with our Coastal Kenya Birding Tour to make our famous Kenya Mega Birding Tour. We offer top Kenya Birding Tours Packages in various birding destinations. Our Kenya Birding Tours & Nature Tours in Kenya offer you the ultimate African bird watching safari experience. We have a wide variety of Kenya Birding Tours destinations and well-researched safari itineraries to suit every birder and nature enthusiast planning Birding and Nature Tours in Kenya.

We offer and organize a series of Kenya Birding Tours that visit a wonderful selection of destinations and habitats across Kenya, each Kenya Birding Tours is guided by one of our nature guides. Most of our Day Birding Tours, as well as multi-day birdwatching safaris in Kenya, start in Nairobi. Nairobi has several birdwatching places within its precincts which are ideal and productive for Day Birding Tours in Kenya. Nairobi suburbs has more than 500 bird species recorded and a national park close to it. Plus, many other productive places to visit either while driving or walking.

Kenya Birding Tours Packages

Kenya birdwatching tours are best arranged and guided with professionalism, great attention to quality, and friendly touch. Our birding Adventures guides has excellent on-the-ground knowledge, and our bird guides know where birds are likely to be seen depending on progress during the year. Local knowledge of day birding tours in Kenya is a vital asset, and being part of a team that is birding endlessly gives you even more chance of a great day birdwatching while ticking more birds on your checklist

We offer full-day and half-day Kenya birdwatching tours around Nairobi as well as multi-day birding safaris throughout Kenya. The birding tours can be tailored to suit your Africa’s birdlife interests. On our day tours, the focus emphasizes personalized, private guided birding adventures offering the prospect of seeing a great diversity of birds. We invite you to bring your binoculars and camera so that we can share our knowledge and passion with you on our birdwatching safaris. The tailor-made day birding tours cited below have demonstrated over the years to be popular among most of our respected birding clients, making the most of your time in the field.

Kenya Birding Tours Packages

Kenya has one of the richest avifaunas in Africa with around 1090 bird species recorded. At least eight of these are national endemics. Around 170 species of Kenya’s birds species are Pale arctic migrants (11 species of them with a local breeding population too), mainly from eastern Europe, Russia, the middle East and Siberia. Another 60 species migrate regularly within the Afro tropics or from Madagascar. Some 335 species are found in forest; 230 species are entirely forest dependent and 110 species are “forest specialists” requiring intact, undisturbed habitat and Forty species of global conservation concern are known to occur in Kenya. Four of these are critically Endangered, two Endangered and 16 species are Vulnerable.

Kenya! This is truly one of the planet’s most exciting countries for birds as well as for big game (along with all the small mammals, of course). On a three-week Kenya birding tour, you can see 550 to 750 bird species (we usually don’t race, and we like to spend adequate time with each species, so we don’t try to pad our list with lots of “glimpse only” or “heard only” birds, but we usually do see well over 600 bird species).

Kenya Birding Watching Tours Packages

Habitats change rapidly in Kenya. Everything is so compact, and in the course of a single morning you can find yourself birding in a semi-arid area inhabited by African megafauna, bustards and more, in an evergreen Afro-montane Forest with the scarlet wings of an otherwise mainly bright green turaco adding vivid color to the scene, and in a chilly highland grassland looking for Sharpe’s Longclaw and Aberdare Cisticola. From Kakamega Forest (one of Africa’s most legendary birding forests, where Turner’s Eremomela, beautiful wattle-eyes, Great Blue Turaco and possibly even (African) Grey Parrot (although this is much more easily seen on our West African bird tours), to the hyper-saline, flamingo-filled Great Rift Valley Lakes such as Lake Naivasha with the famous Elsamere Conservation Centre and Elsamere Lodge on its banks, Lake Nakuru, Lake Baringo, Lake Bogoria, and the others, you’ll see birds, birds, and more birds in incredible Kenya!

Kenya offers Africa in a nutshell, from the soda-encrusted, flamingo-filled Rift Valley lakes to alpine Mt. Kenya and the western lowland forests at Kakamega. These habitats, combined with bird-rich savannas, Tsavo’s semi-deserts, Sokoke’s coastal forests, and of course, the parks that make it the world’s premier big mammal watching destination, make Kenya a perennial favorite in Africa. This is not surprising when you consider you will probably see more bird and mammal species than any other African tour.

Kenya Birding Watching Tours Package

With over 1000 bird species recorded, several endemics, and many near endemics and bird watching which starts in the capital city Nairobi. Kenya can justifiably be depicted as a haven for bird watchers. Whether you are a new or regular visitor to East Africa an ornithologist or a bird photographer with a passing interest in birds, Kenya should be high on your list of priorities to visit anytime, either for a day birding tour or a multi-day birdwatching tour depending on your schedule. Our team is sufficiently qualified to provide you with a top-quality, unforgettable East African birding trip. We offer set-departure, small-group birdwatching, wildlife, and photography tours, as well as privately guided safaris

Kenya Birding Tours Highlight

Hartlaub’s Turaco, Jackson’s Francolin, Moorland Francolin, Hildebrandt’s Francolin, Greyish Eagle-Owl, Red-chested Owlet, Northern White-faced Scops Owl, Slender-tailed Nightjar, Montane Nightjar, Somali Bee-eater, Blue-headed Bee-eater, Abyssinian Crimsonwing, Equatorial Akalat, Moorland Chat, Blue-shouldered Robin-Chat, Snowy-headed Robin-Chat, Little Rock-Thrush, Brown-tailed Rock Chat, Mocking Cliff Chat, Abyssinian Ground Thrush,

Spot-flanked Barbet, Hairy-breasted Barbet, Yellow-spotted Barbet, White-spotted Flufftail, Dusky Tit, African Emerald Cuckoo, Pink-backed Pelican, Grey-crested Helmetshrike, Somali Courser, Spotted Thick-Knee, Black-headed Lapwing, Secretarybird, African Water Rail, Sharpe’s Longclaw, Pangani Longclaw, Rock Pratincole, Hartlaub’s Marsh Widowbird, Jackson’s Widowbird, Kori Bustard, Saddle-billed Stork, Hinde’s Babbler, Northern Pied Babbler, Stone Partridge,

African Orange-bellied Parrot, Yellow-vented Eremomela, Green-backed Eremomela, Turner’s Eremomela, Green Hylia, Northern Crombec, Northern Grey Tit, Black-capped Social Weaver, Little Weaver, Jackson’s Golden-backed Weaver, Northern Masked Weaver, Heuglin’s Masked Weaver, White-billed Buffalo-Weaver, Black-faced Sandgrouse, Martial Eagle, Zebra Waxbill, Lappet-faced Vulture,

Somali Ostrich, Olive Ibis, Abbott’s Starling, Purple Starling, Lesser Blue-eared Starling, Golden-breasted Starling, Stuhlmann’s Starling, Violet Wood-hoopoe, Nairobi Pipit, Yellow-bellied Hyliota, Hunter’s Cisticola, Aberdare Cisticola, Boran Cisticola, Somali Sparrow, Three-streaked Tchagra, Papyrus Gonolek, Papyrus Canary, Chapin’s Flycatcher,

Eastern Grey Plantain-eater, Grey Olive Greenbul, Yellow-throated Leaf-Love, Eastern Paradise Whydah, Jackson’s Hornbill, Black-and-white-Casqued Hornbill, Abyssinian Scimitarbill, Brown-hooded Kingfisher, Golden-winged Sunbird, Eastern Bronze-naped Pigeon, Oriole Finch, Narina Trogon, Bar-tailed Trogon