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Bird Watching Safari
A Paradise for Bird Lovers
Tanzania is a birder’s dream, with over 1,100 recorded bird species, ranging from dazzling sunbirds and elusive forest dwellers to majestic raptors and seasonal migrants. Whether you’re a seasoned ornithologist or a casual bird lover, our Bird Watching Safaris offer unforgettable encounters across some of East Africa’s most diverse ecosystems.
From the wetlands of Lake Manyara to the vast savannahs of the Serengeti and the rainforest canopies of Udzungwa, every stop reveals something new, colorful, and captivating.
Attractions Found in Serengeti National Park
The Serengeti is packed with natural wonders and iconic wildlife scenes:
Lake Manyara National Park
A birding hotspot known for thousands of flamingos, pelicans, and over 400 species, including silvery-cheeked hornbills and crowned eagles.
Serengeti National Park
Beyond the Big Five, the Serengeti hosts kori bustards, secretary birds, and many migratory species during the rainy season.
Ngorongoro Crater
Spot flamingos on the crater lake and look out for augur buzzards, ostriches, and Verreaux’s eagle on the crater rim.
Tarangire National Park
Famous for its dry-season birding with over 500 species, including yellow-collared lovebirds, barbets, and colorful bee-eaters.
Ruaha & Nyerere National Parks
Less-visited gems that offer excellent sightings of endemic and rare species like the Ruaha red-billed hornbill and Pel’s fishing owl
Usambara & Udzungwa Mountains
Forested regions teeming with endemics, such as the Usambara weaver and Udzungwa forest partridge.
Why Choose a Bird Watching Safari With Us?
Expert Birding Guides
Travel with guides who are passionate birders, trained in bird calls, habitat knowledge, and spotting techniques.
Tailor-Made Birding Itineraries
We customize your safari to match your interests, pace, and the species you most hope to encounter.
Photography Opportunities
Enjoy excellent lighting and quiet observation time for photographing Tanzania’s diverse avifauna in their natural habitats.
Best Time for Bird Watching in Tanzania
Birding is rewarding all year round, but the wet seasons (November–April) are ideal for viewing colorful migratory birds from Europe and Asia, along with breeding plumages and nesting behaviors. The dry season (June–October) offers easier access to remote areas and great sightings near waterholes.
Best Time for Bird Watching in Tanzania
A Bird Watching Safari with African Timeless Adventures is more than a checklist—it’s a peaceful, awe-inspiring journey through some of Africa’s richest birdlife habitats. Whether you’re scanning the treetops for turacos or watching eagles soar over the savannah, you’ll experience nature’s beauty in a whole new way.
What our client say about Us
Wonderful tripWe (6 people from Austria, Poland and Greece) booked a 10 day private safari with Tanzania Experience, visiting Tarangire, the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Arusha and Arusha National park, and the Kilimanjaro. Thanks especially to our excellent guide, it was a wonderful journey filled with exciting adventures. Our Guide was extremely helpful, constantly trying to find the most exciting spots, solving any problem that occurred, including getting the car that was stuck in the mud out again. If you plan a trip to see the wildlife in Tanzania, then we can unconditionally recommend this travel agency and especially our guide, they will make your trip an unforgettable one.
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