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Sandwich Bird Tours - Trip itineraries and photographs

Over several years our experience of organizing and leading successful tour groups has made it clear that while the birds are the main focus of attention, there are other factors that go towards making a successful trip. For many birdwatchers, a relaxed pace, the chance to savour some of the region's culture and good company before, during and after bird watching are essential elements of a trip abroad.

This philosophy has been behind the success of our recent journeys to the Indian Subcontinent during which we were able to combine a long bird list (368 species in Nepal) with an informed view of other wildlife, options of visits to local villages and temples, evenings of traditional music and dance and even a day or two of total relaxation for those who felt like it. Amongst all that we had five Tigers and three Leopards over three trips.

Our trips to South Africa and Central and South America followed in much the same vein. The magic of the Andes, Machu Pichu and the Amazonian Forest will remain with us forever.

Tiger Tours,  for birders and non-birders alike we have designed "Tiger Tours" - Join us and experience Tigers in India in the wild from a jeep or elephant back.

Imagine ... You are in the jungle. Exotic birds and the most beautiful butterflies all aound you. Trees covered in mosses, orchids and bromeliads. No cars or buildings in sight ...

OR ... You are out at sea. Birds are all around you and the only noises above the gentle chugging of the boat's engine are the gutteral sounds of the Albatrosses and Giant Petrels and the chattering of the Cape Pigeons ...

OR ... The alarm call of a deer or monkey alerting others of the moving Tiger or Leopard, or the eery howling of a Jackal in the hills at dusk ...

And all these experiences with a group of like-minded friends!
If that interests you, read on ...

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