Visit wild penguin colonies to observe their waddling walks, swimming skills, and social behaviors. Viewable in Antarctica or at various southern hemisphere coastal locations
Witness an eagle in its natural habitat, soaring high or perched majestically
Witness flamingos in their natural habitat, observing their vibrant pink plumage and graceful movements in the wild.
See a puffin in its natural habitat, observing these colorful seabirds in the wild
Witness the mesmerizing natural phenomenon of a murmuration, where thousands of birds fly in synchronized patterns
Observe a woodpecker in its natural habitat, known for their distinctive pecking behavior and vibrant plumage
Observe a kingfisher bird in its natural habitat, typically near rivers, lakes, or coastal areas where it hunts for fish.
Spot the rhinoceros hornbill, a large tropical bird with a distinctive casque, in its natural habitat in Southeast Asian rainforests
Observe a black stork (Ciconia nigra) in its natural habitat, a rare and elusive bird found in wetlands and forests across Europe and Asia.
Watch hundreds of macaws descend on riverside clay licks in Tambopata, one of the most biodiverse corners of the Amazon
Beaches packed with seals and penguins.
One of the world's largest wetlands.
Boardwalk to nesting wandering albatrosses — the largest wingspan of any bird — on a tiny island in the Bay of Isles.
Swamp roost of the scarlet ibis.
Pristine rainforest and canopy walk.
Vast lagoon between desert and sea.
Rainforest lodge of tropical birds.
Seabirds on the world's largest coral atoll.
Broad tidal lagoon and beaches near Robertsport.
Forest park of waterfalls and rare birds.
Mangroves and tidal flats teeming with migratory birds near Libreville.
Boat upriver through the heart of the country.
Compact reserve rich in birdlife.
One of the world's great bird reserves.
Savanna park of tree-climbing lions.
A 160-metre suspension walkway 60 m above one of Africa’s oldest rainforests, with 13 primate species below.
Coastal park of millions of migrating birds.
Barbuda lagoon with thousands of frigatebirds.
The Balkans’ largest lake, a national park of water lilies, pelicans and island monasteries.
The Osa Peninsula park National Geographic called the most biologically intense place on Earth — tapirs, scarlet macaws and all four Costa Rican monkeys.
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