Madagascar: The island continent

Madagascar is home to some of the most incredible birds and wildlife on the planet—six entire families of birds are found nowhere else in the world (and we should see all six!). We could see about 95% of the endemic birds on the full trip, along with 20+ species of lemurs and many chameleons, geckos, and other wacky animals. Madagascar is unique in every way, not to mention remote, so get in touch to plan the trip of a lifetime.

There are no scheduled tours at this time. We do run private tours throughout the year, so please reach out for more information.

Scroll through our madagascar photo gallery below

In the Blue Mountains of Jamaica, the Ring-tailed Pigeon is a pleasantly common endemic. Usually seen flying between feeding sites, one can occasionally find one perched where the subtle colorations (and ringed tail!) can be fully appreciated. #redh
Travel to the Brazilian Pantanal isn't complete without a search for South America's top predator, the jaguar. We had continued success on our October tour this year, with jaguars seen daily along the Cuiabá River! Here, a mother surveys the C
We're gearing up for a return to Namibia next August, where a Sociable Weavers and their enormous nests are always a highlight. The birds themselves are charming and their communal nests are impressive to say the least! 📸: @josh.rhb #namibia #kala
The Western Great Lakes region is in the midst of an unprecedented irruption of Harris's Sparrows. We have a couple of spots left on a half-day trip this Saturday to Fort Sheridan Forest Preserve, where you can be sure that @bilskypics will be trying