Sixteen days traversing all three Andean cordilleras — from Antioquia's endemics to Risaralda's cloud forests to Bogotá's high-altitude wetlands. The most comprehensive Andean birding available in Colombia.
This is Colombia's flagship birding expedition: a continuous traverse of the Western, Central, and Eastern Andes covering Antioquia, Caldas, Risaralda, and Cundinamarca. Starting in Medellín and ending in Bogotá, we cross through cloud forests, páramo, coffee landscapes, and high-altitude wetlands, targeting over 450 species and covering the full spectrum of Andean endemics. From the Red-bellied Grackle in Anorí to the Gold-ringed Tanager in Risaralda to the Bogotá Rail in Chingaza — this tour represents the summit of Colombian Andean birding.
Andes · hover each stop to meet its signature species
Every stop curated for maximum endemic species encounters · hover to explore
Representative species selected for this route and its habitats
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16 days · select a stop to explore its landscape and field plan
Arrival at José María Córdova International Airport. Transfer to hotel in El Poblado. Welcome dinner and expedition briefing — species targets, checklists, and field strategy for the 16 days ahead.
Andes, Colombia · 7 birding stops
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Discover the signature bird species at each location along the route
Ecosystems crossed over 16 days · 500 – 4,200m a.s.l.
Cloud Forest
Dry Valley
Coffee Zone
Páramo
Chocó Forest
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All meals, accommodation & guide included
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We offer private departures for groups of 2–8. Contact us to build a custom itinerary for your dates.
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