We also offer

1. tailor-made birding photography tours in Kenya, and
2. tailor-made birding tours in Kenya

Our company is unique because we consider our client’s preferences and wishes while developing the tour packages under our professional guidance. For birding photography tours, we offer a one-day session for the great experience of our Wild Bird Hide Photography at our bird hide in Amboseli National Park.

Our tours are specialized for small groups, ranging from one person to a maximum of six persons. For maximum attention and interaction between the driver guide and the client. We guarantee full satisfactory birding tours to our clients.

Plan your birding adventures tours to Kenya with our company for great views and photos of spectacular birds of Kenya and the best experience of birding tours.

The motivational reason for the extraordinarily experience is that Kenya is a host to a total of 1,139 different species of birds according to eBird data 2025.This impressive high bird’s diversity and the distribution of species in Kenya is due to:

1. 1. A broad spectrum of environmental types ranging from sea level to the second highest altitude in Africa (Mount Kenya). With variety of habitat types such as: – Desert, semi-desert, grassland, bush, bushed grassland, shrub savannah, savannah, scrub, woodland. Forests – (lowland rainforest, intermediate rainforest and dry forest), riparian, lowland, highland or mountain, bamboo, moorland, alpine zone. Swamps – (palms, mangrove swamps and papyrus swamps). Wetlands – (soda lakes, freshwater lakes, sewage treatment ponds, irrigated fields and temporarily flooded lands). Coastal – (beaches, tidal estuaries and mudflats). Gardens, cultivation and plantation.
   2. Many permanent resident species of birds.
   3. Numerous migratory species including: – Palearctic migrants – visitors from the northern hemisphere during the northern autumn and winter following breeding in Europe & Asia. Intra-African migrants – these movements are not all alike, some birds’ species move northward into Kenya after breeding further south. Others move south-eastward into Kenya following nesting in central Africa and some are visitors from areas north of Kenya.
   4. Kenya lies equally on the equator. Being a tropical region the alternation of wet and dry season is most prominent climatic phenomenon contributing to a rich bird’s diversity.

Kenya is also home to 10 endemic species of birds. These birds cannot be seen anywhere else in the world unless you arrange and plan for a Birding Tour in Kenya. These endemics include:

1. Hinde’s Babbler – Vulnerable
2. Sharpe’s Longclaw – Endangered
3. Aberdare Cisticola – Vulnerable
4. Tana River Cisticola – Data Deficient
5. Taita Apalis – Endangered
6. Taita White-eye – Endangered
7. Taita Thrush – Endangered
8. Kikuyu White-eye – Least Concerned
9. Williams’s Lark – Least Concerned
10. Kilifi (Clarke’s) Weaver – Endangered

Note: For more unique species of birds of Kenya that will help us plan your itinerary perfectly, please see at: https://www.africanbirdclub.org/countries/kenya/kenya-introduction/

To discover the extraordinary bird life of Kenya…

…. Contact us via e-mail or phone and Book a tour!!

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