Birding in Bolivia
                          Lowlands to Highlands
                                             or Bolivia Highlands
Lowlands to Highlands:  Most trips find over 400
species in two weeks and 500 species with the extension
trip.  Bolivian endemics and regional endemics (shared
with bordering Peru and Argentina) make this an endemic
rich and worthwhile trip.  No one will forget Red-fronted
Macaws in flight, the stunning Black-hooded Sunbeam
and other hummingbirds, and more fantastic tropical
birding.  These trips are offered several times per year.  
At $3,390 for nearly two weeks of birding, this is a great
value.  Great guides include Lelis Navarrete and Willy
Perez who will assure good communication and
productive birding. Learn more by clicking the button
below.




Bolivian Highlands from La Paz:  The trip locations
provide access to some of the highest elevations of
Andean highlands habitats.  Besides seeing birds, the
views are fantastic.  The trip is well planned to focus on
bird watching.  With excellent guides (Lelis Navarette or
Willy Perez), we anticipate trip participants will see over
350 species in just 8 days.  We also anticipate a chance
to see 22 endemics or near endemics, including
Wedge-tailed Hillstar, Black-hooded Sunbeam, Hooded
Mountain-Toucan, and more.  Trips to this location range
from $2,190 to $2,590 and provide a great value to those
who love South American Birding.  A small trip extension
of several days will provide the opportunity for additional
birding along the Upper Coroico and the Apaapa
Reserve.  This trip is offered several times each year
(and possible year round). Learn more by clicking the
button below.   
Brief Overview of Each Trip
Two Great Choices for Birding in Bolivia
For more information or to sign up for one of our trips, call Charles or Alison at
888-203-7464 or Charles directly at 720-320-1974 or by email at
info@PIBird.com.
Photo by John Drummond
Photo by Lelis Navarrete
Photo by John Drummond
Photo by Collin Cambell