This is our Golden Birding Safari that Can be made with in or across boarders. This trip program intends to cover places of endemism, of which each Country have endemic species and  Depending on the Number of Days one has for specials.

Uganda: While Uganda has only one endemic species, Fox’s Weaver (Ploceus spekeoides), this does not deter birders or naturalists from spending over 30 days birding in the country. In fact, its rich diversity of other bird species makes it an essential destination for any birdwatching enthusiast.

Kenya: On the other hand, Kenya boasts several endemic bird species, including the Taita White-eye, Aberdare Cisticola, Taita Thrush, Tana River Cisticola, South Pare White-eye, Hinde’s Pied-Babbler, Williams’s Lark, Sharpe’s Longclaw, and Clarke’s Weaver. These unique species are just a few of the many reasons why birding in Kenya is so popular.

DR Congo: In contrast, the Democratic Republic of the Congo offers an incredible variety of endemic birds, such as Bedford’s Paradise Flycatcher, Congo Peacock, Itombwe Nightjar, Schouteden’s Swift, and Congo Bay-Owl. Additionally, species like Grauer’s Cuckoo-shrike, Kabobo Apalis, Congo Martin, and Yellow-crested Helmetshrike further enhance the birding experience. Other notable species include Prigogine’s Greenbul, Sassi’s Greenbul, Chapin’s Mountain Babbler, and Rockefeller’s Sunbird, among others.

Tanzania: Moving on to Tanzania, the country is home to a number of exceptional species like the Udzungwa Forest Partridge, Grey-breasted Spurfowl, Pemba Green Pigeon, Yellow-collared Lovebird, and Dark Batis. Furthermore, Tanzania features endemic birds such as the Uluguru Bush-shrike, Banded Green Sunbird, Moreau’s Sunbird, and Loveridge’s Sunbird. Other species like the Pemba Sunbird, Rufous-winged Sunbird, and Rufous-tailed Weaver can also be found, along with the Tanzanian Masked Weaver, Usambara Weaver, and Kipengere Canary.