More Details About this Trip:
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The 6950 square mile Serra dos Carajás National Park holds some of the richest avifauna of Brazil and South America, with a bird list of over 575 species and growing, including many rare and little known species. This makes Carajás one of the prime birding destinations in South America.
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During our six days of birding, we will be looking for nearly twenty endemics and another thirty bird species difficult to find in other parts of South America. In the process of crossing a mix of habitats across a variety of trails and roads, we should find a good number of species new to most South American birders.
Pricing: $2,590 US Dollars, or £1,865 GBP for 8 Days and 7 Nights Extensions available.
Group Size: Most tours viable at 4 to 8 participants (priced at 6 participants).
Upcoming Dates:
TBA
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Serra dos Carajás National Park was created by the
mining industry to protect prime Amazon rain forest
habitat as an offset to the work they are doing nearby.
The roads in the area, which have unfortunately cut
through parts of the forest, make for excellent access to
these forested areas for birding. The trails created
throughout the National Park are also excellent for
birding most of the day.