Travel Schedule Eagle-Eye Tours Travel with Vision About Eagle-Eye Tours Tours by Region

2018 Travel Schedule Eagle-Eye Tours Travel with Vision About Eagle-Eye Tours Tours by Region

Over 20 years! Tranquilo tours T We have been a leading birding tour operator for over Are you looking for tours that offer great birding 20 years. While our offerings have evolved over the past while minimizing how often you change locations? two decades, our commitment to offering high quality Our Tranquilo tours are a perfect choice. We have tours has not changed. We hope you will share our designed each tour to stay at only one or two great excitement about another suite of upcoming tours. locations. That means less packing and travel, more We continue to strive to offer innovative, exciting and birding, and more opportunity to relax on the veranda, rewarding experiences worldwide. You will see several watching feeders if you need a little down time. new and revised tours inside to a variety of destinations. Wildlife Tours Committed to Conservation This year we are highlighting our tours that are Our vision for our tours includes a committment focused on great wildlife sightings beyond birds. We to supporting environmental conservation. We just will still look at the birds, but the focus is on other celebrated being carbon-neutral for 10 years. We are great wildlife. Narwhal, walrus, bears, orca and much now a member of 1% For The Planet, donating 1% more, these are exciting tours! Look on the following of our revenue to environmental causes. We have a pages for tours marked with this bear icon. partnership with Bird Studies Canada long-standing New or Returning Tours for 2018 NEW where we offer the Grand Prize for their national Baillie Birdathon. A portion of the revenue from this year’s Baffin Island Walrus & Bowheads Canadian Rockies and Alberta Birds & Dinosaurs Churchill Birds & Belugas tours will be donated to Bird Studies Canada. Cape May Migration North Carolina We also donate to support the great work Cambodia & Vietnam of several other organizations, including the Colombia American Bird Conservancy, the Kaua’i Forest Iceland Cruise Bird Recovery Project and the Wings Over the Portugal Birds & Culture Rockies Bird Festival. Look inside for several Western India spots where we highlight these connections. Join us on Social Media Support for conservation ABC BSC Visit www.facebook.com/eagleeyetours for photos from We make an extra effort on several of our tours recent tours, discussions, news and our latest promotions. to support conservation organizations and You can also find us on: bird reserves. We are supporting Bird Studies Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest! Canada (www.birdscanada.org) with our tour We look forward to welcoming you on to Central Mexico led by BSC’s Jody Allair. an Eagle-Eye Tours adventure in 2018!

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North America Page Australasia & South Pacific Alberta Birds & Dinosaurs 4 Australia 35 Baffin Island Walrus & Bowheads 10 New Zealand 34 Baffin Island Floe Edge 2 Asia Belugas, Bears & Birds 5 Cambodia & Vietnam 36 British Columbia 9 Western India 36 California 15 Russian Far East Voyage 23 Canadian Rockies 4 Cape May Migration 16 Europe Colorado & Utah 13 England Birds & Gardens: Southeast 37 Expedition Cruises 18-25 Portugal: Birds & Culture 37 Florida 14 Africa Hawaii 12 Namibia, Botswana & Victoria Falls 38 High Arctic & NWT 3 South Africa: The Cape 39 Manitoba Owls 6 South Africa: The Subtropics 39 New Brunswick & Grand Manan 11 Uganda 38 Newfoundland 8 North Carolina 13 Point Pelee & Algonquin Park 6 Quebec 11 Saskatchewan Whooping Cranes 7 South Texas 14 Mexico, Central America & the Caribbean Belize & Tikal 30 Central Mexico 26 Costa Rica Sampler 29 Costa Rica 29 Cuba 27 Dominica & St. Lucia 28 Galapagos Cruise 23 Puerto Rico 28 Southern Mexico 26 Trinidad & Tobago 30 South America Guyana 31 Patagonia Wildlife Safari 32 Colombia 33

Cover: Northern Saw-whet Owl Dalmatian Pelican, India Inside Cover: Vatnajökull Glacier, Iceland NORTH AMERICA

Baffin Island Floe Edge: Narwhals & Polar Bears Exciting adventure with unique wildlife, rich culture and mountain landscapes Rugged mountains, stunning glaciers, flocks of northern seabirds, the wonderful narwhal and Inuit culture – this is what awaits us on a truly amazing tour to the wilderness of northern Baffin Island. We experience this dramatic Arctic landscape when the sun never sets and wildlife is returning to this very rich area of the Arctic. There are northern birds in abundance, including Thick-billed Murre, Black- legged Kittiwake, and King and Common Eiders. Other highlights include Sabine’s Gulls, Red-throated Loon and with luck, the much sought-after Ivory Gull! The mixing of ocean currents from Baffin Bay and Lancaster Sound results in very rich marine life! Sea ice is melting back and marine mammals are traveling north along the ice floe edge where food is concentrated. We will look for several species of seals, the amazing spiral- tusked narwhal and, with luck, polar bear and bowhead whale. Wild Arctic landscapes, rich northern wildlife and fascinating culture – this promises to be the experience of a lifetime!

Ju n e 15 – 22, 2018 (8 d a y s ) Wi t h Ca m Gi l l i e s $5,495 USD, $6,675 CAD + GST

Co m b i n e t h i s t o u r w i t h o u r Wa l r u s & Bo w h e a d s t o u r (p a g e 10)

2 Polar bears, Baffin Island Floe Edge 2017 © Cam Gillies Snowy Owl

High Arctic & Northwest Territories Boreal forest to Arctic tundra This unique tour and perennial favourite takes in three different areas; the exquisite high Arctic tundra above the Arctic Circle and far north of the tree line, the boreal forest and lakes around Yellowknife, NWT and the aspen parkland and potholes of Central Alberta. We encounter a diverse array of birds and mammals, from King Eiders to Pacific Loons, Snowy Owls to Northern Saw-whet and Great Gray Owls, Long-tailed Jaegers to Sabine’s Gulls, and muskox to arctic foxes. At Cambridge Bay on Victoria Island, Yellow-billed Loons nest on remote lakes, Red-necked and Red Phalaropes in resplendent summer plumage inhabit ponds, Tundra Swans and Sandhill Cranes enliven the tundra and a scarce nesting species such as Buff-breasted or Purple Sandpiper may show up. The area is steeped in history and culture, from explorers searching for the Northwest Passage to the Inuit of the western Arctic. The high quality and exciting wildlife viewing make for a long-remembered tour!

Ju n e 28 – Ju l y 8, 2018 (11 d a y s ) Wi t h Yo u s i f At t i a $5,495 USD, $6,675 CAD + GST

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Canadian Rockies

Alberta Birds & Dinosaurs Canadian Rockies Prairie birds and fascinating fossils Impressive wildlife amongst stunning landscapes Amazing landscapes, great birds, and one of the richest Join us as we explore Waterton Lakes National Park, dinosaur fossil sites in the world. The bulk of our truly one of the most beautiful mountain parks in North days will be spent exploring the Red Deer River Valley America. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site badlands and adjacent prairies around Drumheller in 1995, Waterton has a great combination of stunning and Dinosaur Provincial Park. Breeding season will mountain vistas, clear lakes, thundering waterfalls and be in full swing in this amazing region of central rainbow coloured streams. Known as the place where the Alberta, and birding will be the focus each morning. mountains meet the prairies, the unique environments We will explore several unique habitats including present in the park make it one of the most ecologically Prairie sloughs, riparian Cottonwood forests, and the diverse regions in the Rocky Mountains. Breeding desert-like conditions of the badlands. Our afternoons season will be in full swing and birding will be the will be spent learning about the unique geology and focus each morning. The bulk of our days will be spent natural history of the region at Dinosaur Provincial exploring the foothills and mountains of Kananaskis Park and the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. and Waterton, along with stops to explore prairie

Ma y 26 – 30, 2018 (5 d a y s ) sloughs and the culturally significant Head-Smashed- Wi t h Jo d y Al l a i r In Buffalo Jump. In addition to birding we will have $1,225 USD, $1,475 CAD + GST the opportunity to see lots of mammals including Elk, Bighorn Sheep and possibly even Grizzly Bears.

Co m b i n e t h e s e t w o t o u r s a n d s a v e ! Ma y 29 – Ju n e 3, 2018 (6 d a y s ) Wi t h Jo d y Al l a i r $1,450 USD, $1,750 CAD + GST

4 Belugas, Bears & Birds NEW Wildlife of Riding Mountain and Churchill This tour takes in two incredible areas of Manitoba – the prairies and boreal forest of the south and the tundra and arctic ocean of Churchill. Our first location is the boreal forest of Riding Mountain National Park. Here we explore the park in search of forest birds plus mammals including black bear, moose, elk, red fox, and beaver. A variety of warblers along with a diverse suite of other birds can be found in the varied habitat of this park. We fly north to Churchill in search of belugas and other arctic wildlife. Every year, tremendous numbers of beluga whales gather in the waters of the Churchill river. We take two boat trips to observe the whales and hear their vocalizations via hydrophone. Exploring the tundra, we also have a chance to find arctic fox and hare and with luck, even a polar bear! This is also prime time for arctic breeding birds. Loons, eiders, shorebirds, longspurs and much more will all be making the most of the arctic summer.

Ju n e 27– Ju l y 5, 2018 (9 d a y s ) Wi t h Ke n De Sm e t $2,765 USD, $3,350 CAD + GST Beluga watching © Pierre Richard

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Black-and-white Warbler

Manitoba Owls Point Pelee & Algonquin Park Excellent chances of finding northern owls Southern Ontario’s famous migration Southeastern Manitoba is one of the premier locations spectacle and boreal birds on the continent for finding northern boreal forest On this exciting tour of beautiful Ontario, we will owls. The list of owls present during most winters is rendezvous with the myriad of neotropical and other very impressive; Great Gray, Barred, Great Horned, migrants whose arrival coincides with our own. At Snowy and Northern Hawk-owl, with always a possibility Lake Erie’s “Big 3” migration hotspots—Point Pelee, of Eastern Screech-owl and Northern Saw-whet Owls. Rondeau and Long Point—we search for species Although numbers fluctuate from year to year, mid– such as Red-bellied Woodpecker, White-eyed Vireo, March is a very good time to search for several of these Kentucky, Hooded and Prothonotary Warblers; owls as courtship is beginning and pairs can be vocal on during some spring migrations, up to 35 species of still nights. Rudolf is a local naturalist who will have a warblers may be observed at Point Pelee alone! Finally, very good handle on where each species can be found. spectacular Algonquin Park awaits, where we’ll look Other species that could be present include Rough- for Boreal Chickadee, Spruce Grouse, Black-backed legged Hawk, Sharp-tailed and Spruce Grouse, Black- Woodpecker and other northern specialties while backed Woodpecker, Pine Grosbeak and Gray Partridge. keeping an eye out for moose, otter and maybe even Ma r c h 7 – 11, 2018 (5 d a y s ) wolf! A final bonus is a stopover at Niagara Falls to Wi t h Ru d o l f Ko e s hunt down a local specialty and check out the falls. $995 USD, 1,250 CAD + GST Ma y 4 – 15, 2018 (12 d a y s ) Wi t h Ky l e Ho r n e r $2,550 USD, $3,075 CAD + HST

6 Saskatchewan Whooping Cranes Exceptional fall birding targeting an iconic mega-species! In mid-October, Sandhill Cranes by the thousands migrate south across southern Saskatchewan, stopping at various localities to refuel before continuing their journey. With them are a handful of Whooping Wings Over the Rockies Cranes, coming south from breeding grounds in Wood The Saskatchewan Whooping Crane Buffalo National Park in the Northwest Territories. birding tour is run in partnership with our friends at the Wings Over the We have a good chance of finding Whooping Cranes Rockies birding festival. This is an annual as there is a fine network of field observers scouting the festival in early May in the Columbia area for these legendary birds. Along with cranes, tens of Valley of southeastern British Columbia thousands of Snow Geese and Canada Geese, with lesser celebrating bird migration and our numbers of Ross’s and Greater White-fronted Geese, are relationship with birds. A portion of the pouring through, as well as other waterfowl including all proceeds from the tour will be donated to three species of scoters, raptors and passerines, especially support the great work of this festival. large flocks of Lapland Longspurs with Snow Buntings and possibly Smith’s Longspurs, and Northern Shrikes.

Oc t o b e r 4 – 8, 2017 (5 d a y s ) Oc t o b e r 3 – 7, 2018 (5 d a y s ) Wi t h Ke n De Sm e t $1,355 USD, $1,595 CAD + GST (2017) Migrating Snow Geese Learn more online at www.eagle-eye.com 7 NORTH AMERICA

Grand Newfoundland Marvelous birding amidst spectacular coastal scenery Newfoundland offers a remarkable diversity of spectacular scenery unlike anywhere else in North America. Nature abounds. Fabulous seabird colonies dot the Avalon Peninsula - thousands of Northern Gannets, Atlantic Puffins, Black-legged Kittiwakes and both murres, with lesser numbers of Razorbills and Black We have joined an elite group of Guillemots, are nesting at this time. Caribou and moose businesses as a member of 1% for the are often photographable along the roadsides. Landbirds Planet. One percent of our sales will include such interesting species as Gray-cheeked Thrush, be donated to nonprofits working Boreal Chickadee, Blackpoll Warbler, crossbills, and toward environmental conservation. Rock and Willow Ptarmigan. We spend two days in Gros Morne National Park, a stunningly beautiful area of mountains, fjords, sand dunes and wetlands.

Ju n e 19 – 30, 2018 (12 d a y s ) Wi t h Ja r e d Cl a r k e $3,260 USD, $3,950 CAD + HST

8 Atlantic Puffin Cape St. Mary’s, Newfoundland © Jared Clarke British Columbia Tour 2017 © Steve Ogle British Columbia Tour

Ultimate British Columbia: Boreal, Coast & Grasslands Capturing incredible diversity in one tour! British Columbia is a magnificent province that has much to offer the naturalist explorer, from wild Pacific coastline to alpine tundra, from arid desert to lush rainforest and more. This unique tour offers the chance to see an incredible array of birds. Expect to see over 200 species of birds, including over 20 species of warblers, a dozen shorebirds, seven wrens, six vireos, five hummingbirds and many more. In addition, we will be treated to some of the world’s best wildlife viewing, with good chances of seeing black and grizzly bears, orca, grey whale, moose, elk, and marmots. This ultimate tour of Canada’s westernmost province could in fact be the ultimate temperate birding and wildlife adventure and the spectacular scenery of beautiful British Columbia won’t disappoint.

Ma y 26 – Ju n e 9, 2018 (15 d a y s ) Wi t h St e v e Og l e $ 4,450 USD, $ 5,395 CAD + GST

Co m b i n e t h i s t o u r w i t h o u r Khutzeymateen

Gr i z z l y Be a r s To u r (p a g e 22) Canada Warbler

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Baffin Island Walrus & Bowheads NEW Arctic mammals, birds and Inuit culture Far north lies the domain of two truly awesome mammals – walrus and bowhead whales. Our search for these remarkable arctic residents takes us to Igloolik and the shores of the Foxe Basin in Nunavut, Canada. Foxe Basin and adjacent Baffin Island are areas rich in wildlife and Inuit have lived here for centuries. Bowhead whales, weighing up to 100 tons, feed along the edge of the sea ice as they wait to move further north. Groups of walruses haul out on pieces of sea ice to bask in the sun. We travel with Inuit guides in search of these massive creatures plus ringed and bearded seals and many birds. The opportunity to learn from our local hosts is a highlight for many. Photography should be superb with 24-hour warm arctic light and a backdrop of gleaming ice. Along the way, we enjoy many arctic birds migrating over the water and nesting on land, including Red Phalarope, Common and King Eiders, Sabine’s Gull, Arctic Tern and many more. Join us for an unforgettable arctic experience!

Ju n e 22 – 28, 2018 (7 d a y s ) Wi t h Ca m Gi l l i e s $4,925 USD, $5,975 CAD + GST

Co m b i n e t h i s t o u r w i t h o u r Ba f f i n Is l a n d Fl o e Ed g e t o u r (p a g e 2)

10 Norhtern Fulmar

Quebec in Fall: Birds & Whales New Brunswick & Grand Manan Fall colours, marvelous migrants and great whales Spectacular shorebird migration and wonderful whales Good birding and whale-watching at a fine time of the This tour combines diverse bird life with beautiful year when autumnal colours cover the countryside! panoramas of wildflowers, picturesque fishing Starting in historic Quebec City, we first visit Jacques- villages and fabulous views of whales, including the Cartier Park, renowned for its vistas and beautiful endangered North Atlantic Right Whale. Seabirds are fall foliage displays. Here we will be introduced to diverse; along with Black Guillemots and Northern birds of the boreal forest - Boreal Chickadee, Gray Gannets, we are quite likely to see Great and Sooty Jay, kinglets, with possibilities of Ruffed and Spruce Shearwaters, Razorbills, Atlantic Puffins, Common Grouse. Next, we head down along the mighty St. and Arctic Terns, and Northern Fulmars, and there Lawrence River to Cap-Tourmente where thousands is always a good chance of seeing jaegers, Storm- of Greater Snow Geese and other waterfowl have Petrels and Black-legged Kittiwakes. We take in the gathered at the national wildlife area. The following day amazing shorebird concentrations of the Bay of we travel along the spectacular Charlevoix landscape Fundy, renowned for the highest tides on earth, and on to Tadoussac and the mouth of the Saguenay the sand dunes of Kouchibouguac National Park. River for scoters, shorebirds and whale-watching. We also visit Grand Manan Island when fall Whale-watching boat rides should put us close to migration peaks for several groups of birds, and we many whales of several different species - Fin Whale, could see well over 20 species of warblers, including Minke Whale, dolphins and porpoises, possibly Blue a good chance for rarities like Prairie Warbler. and Humpback Whale, and especially Belugas. We The interior forests support breeding populations take the ferry across the St. Lawrence, looking for of Black-backed Woodpecker, Spruce Grouse, sea birds such as Common Eiders, Northern Gannet White-winged Crossbill and Boreal Chickadee. and kittiwakes to Rivière-du-Loup, where we look for Au g u s t 10 – 19, 2018 (10 d a y s ) Nelson’s Sharp-tailed Sparrow. A very enjoyable tour! Wi t h Ja r e d Cl a r k e Se p t e m b e r 24 – Oc t o b e r 3, 2018 (10 d a y s ) $2,595 USD, $3,150 CAD + HST Wi t h Ky l e Ho r n e r $2,625 USD, $3,175 CAD + HST

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Kaua’i Landscape

Hawaii Brilliant honeycreepers, albatross and much more! The Hawaiian Islands are quite simply enchanting! Spectacular scenery, mild climate and unique cultures are the backdrop for our tour of the three islands: Hawai’i, Kaua’i and O’ahu. We search for the special endemics of each island, especially the We believe it is important to give back bizarre honeycreepers with intriguing names like ‘I’iwi, to help conserve the birds and other ‘Amakihi, ‘Apapane and the amazing ‘Akiapola’au. wildlife that we so enjoy. To this end, Laysan Albatross, Red-footed Booby and both White- we donate to organizations working tailed and Red-tailed Tropicbirds are marvelously on conservation of birds or their close, Humpback Whales and Spinner Dolphins are habitat. A portion of the proceeds just offshore in the incredible blue waters, Green Sea from our Hawaii Tour go to the the Turtles are along beaches and the Kilauea Crater is just Kaua‘i Forest Bird Recovery Project. simply a must-see! A superb tour to a special place!

Ma r c h 17 – 28, 2018 (12 d a y s ) Wi t h Ch r i s Bu r n e y $4,575 USD, $6,295 CAD

12 Colorado Grouse & Utah Canyons North Carolina Pelagics & Pineywoods NEW Lekking grouse, rosy-finches and spectacular scenery Famous pelagic birding plus specialties of the southeast April in Colorado and Utah is a wonderful time of year. A short but bird-filled run to the Southeast US, Snow-capped peaks straddling the Continental Divide, this tour is centered around two days of pelagic immense prairies and plains, wildlife-rich riparian birding in search of seabirds like Black-capped Petrel, corridors, magnificent canyons, and remarkable rock Great, Cory’s and Audubon’s Shearwaters, Wilson’s formations. April is when lekking grouse - Greater and Band-rumped Storm-Petrels, Long-tailed and and Gunnison Sage-Grouse, and Lesser and Greater Pomarine Jaegers, South Polar Skua, and Bridled Prairie-Chickens - are foot-stomping, cooing and and Arctic Terns and good chances for other rarities. cackling, as males try to impress females and dominate Marine mammals like Short-finned Pilot Whales, rivals - just an amazing wildlife spectacle! We travel Atlantic Spotted Dolphins and Bottlenose Dolphins through superlative and photogenic scenery. Target are also regularly observed on these pelagic trips. species include Mountain Plover, all three rosy-finches, We then head to the Pineywoods of the coastal plain Dusky Grouse, Pinyon Jay, McCown’s Longspur, for a couple of days of birding targeting the highly and a host of mammals including Bighorn Sheep, endangered Red-cockaded Woodpecker, as well as more Pronghorn, Elk, Mule Deer, Coyote and Red Fox. common species like Brown-headed Nuthatch, Prairie Ap r i l 11 – 24, 2018 (14 d a y s ) and Yellow-throated Warblers and Bachman’s Sparrows. Wi t h Sk y e Ha a s Other southeast specialties to track down include $3,595 USD, $4,960 CAD Swainson’s, Worm-eating, Kentucky and Prothonotary Warblers, Acadian Flycatchers, Blue Grosbeak and Painted Bunting. We will also take some time to bird the coast looking at shorebirds, terns and waders like Wilson’s Plover, American Oystercatcher and Least Terns.

Ju n e 6 – 13, 2018 (8 d a y s ) Wi t h Sk y e Ha a s $2,750 USD, $3,795 CAD

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Florida South Texas Fine winter birding! Whooping Cranes & south Texas specialties! Late winter is a great time to visit south Florida. We February is a fine time to be in south Texas. Resident experience a range of fascinating habitats from upland species are starting to nest, and some choice species pine forests, prairies and cypress swamps to mangrove are here before setting off for the north. Wading swamps, hardwood hammocks, and the sheltered birds along the coastal lagoons include Whooping waters of the Florida Keys. We take in the famous Cranes alongside stunning Roseate Spoonbills Ding Darling NWR for its waterbirds, Babcock-Webb and Reddish Egrets. There are the southern Texas WMA for the pine trio of Red-cockaded Woodpecker, specialties – Tropical Parula, Green Jay, Clay-colored Bachman’s Sparrow and Brown-headed Nuthatch, Robin, Altamira and Audubon’s Orioles, Buff-bellied Everglades National Park for Mottled Duck, Limpkin, Hummingbird and Hook-billed Kite, and we look Wood Stork, Roseate Spoonbill, Snail Kite, Swallow- for Brown Jay and White-collared Seedeater up the tailed Kite, Short-tailed Hawk, Purple Gallinule and valley, and Aplomado Falcon towards South Padre others, and the Keys for southern Florida specialties Island. Our route will take us from Corpus Christi such as Mangrove Cuckoo and White-crowned Pigeon. to Rockport, then down the coast to the Rio Grande Valley and Sable Palm, Weslaco’s Frontera Audubon We also take a day trip to the fabulous Dry Tortugas, Thicket, Bentsen State Park and superb Santa Ana to witness the onset of breeding by thousands of Sooty NWR, and then up the valley to Salineño, Chapeño. Terns, Brown Noddies and Magnificent Frigatebirds. We end our tour in the Miami area, where several Fe b r u a r y 13 – 21, 2018 (9 d a y s ) exotic species have become naturalized - various Wi t h Sy k e Ha a s parakeets and parrots, mynas, exotic waterbirds, $2,350 USD, $3,250 CAD Red-whiskered Bulbuls and Spot-breasted Orioles are resident here. We will also keep track of local sightings, in case a vagrant occurs close by.

Fe b r u a r y 26 – Ma r c h 6, 2018 (9 d a y s ) Wi t h Ad a m Ke n t $3,395 USD, $4,680 CAD

14 Black Skimmer Yosemite National Park Yosemite

Central California: Yosemite to Monterey Endemics, world-class pelagic, towering redwoods and Yosemite! Our California birding tour will take you from the towering coast redwoods to world-class pelagic birding, from rocky ocean shorelines and productive marshes to the magnificent high mountain scenery of the Sierra Nevada. Pelagic boat rides out into Monterey Bay are among the most exciting in the world, as the cool California Current brings nutrient rich waters close to land and provide feeding grounds for many North Pacific species and large numbers of migrants from the Southern Hemisphere. Add to this a rich landbird fauna, including several endemics and great numbers of shorebirds migrating south from northern breeding grounds, at Point Reyes National Seashore, Mono Lake and world- Black-footed Albatross famous Yosemite National Park.

In addition, we have the chance to see a California Condor soaring majestically in the wild and a remarkable array of mammals, from sea otters to Tule Elk. This is sure to be a superb and spectacular tour!

Au g u s t 29 – Se p t e m b e r 9, 2018 (12 d a y s ) Wi t h Al e x La m o r e a u x

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Peregrine Falcon

Cape May Migration Tour NEW Diverse migrants at a renowned hotspot Cape May found at the southern tip of New Jersey is Shorebird migration is also at a crescendo at this one of those legendary locations with a rich birding time of year with the extensive beaches of the Jersey history and is one of the birdiest places on the eastern shoreline coated in Black-bellied Plovers, Red Knots, seaboard! We’ll bird a variety of habitats including Western Sandpipers and Ruddy Turnstones. salt marshes, brushy woodlots and extensive beaches. Hordes of songbirds migrate through the Cape at this Other waterbirds are starting to gather at the point time of year. We will explore various patches where the with treats like Parasitic Jaegers harassing the terns warblers, sparrows, buntings and other passerines spend offshore, Black Skimmers and Royal Terns roosting the day refueling for their next leg of their migrations. on the beach, evening flights of egrets and herons over the ocean and the first flocks of Black and Surf Overhead swirling flocks of thousands of swallows Scoters coming down the coasts. And finally Cape are commonplace and this tour is timed to hit the May has been the place of many a rarity so who peak of the magnificant Peregrine Falcon migration, knows what surprise may occur while we are there. that has a cult-like following of raptor enthusiasts. Oc t o b e r 4 – 11, 2018 (8 d a y s ) This is also a good time to see other raptor species Wi t h Sk y e Ha a s like Osprey, Northern Harrier, Sharp-shinned and Cooper’s Hawks and American Kestrels.

16 British Columbia Tour 2017 © Steve Ogle

Roseate Spoonbill Humpback Tail

King Eider Great Gray Owl

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Our expedition cruises are an opportunity to explore some of the world’s most intriguing and beautiful places in the intimate setting of a small and very comfortable ship. These voyages of discovery mix shore visits by zodiac with engaging presentations and a good helping of fun and music back onboard. The resource staff provide the opportunity to learn about diverse interests, typically including natural history, culture, geology, history, archaeology, art, photography and more.

Scotland Slowly North Atlantic Saga NEW Experience Orkney, Shetland and western isles Remote coastlines from Scotland to Iceland Scotland’s western and northern isles are a dream From the craggy coastline of Scotland, past the staggering destination—and for many, a long-awaited return to cliffs of the Faroe Islands to the volcanic plains of Iceland, ancestral homelands. Culture, heritage, and natural this expedition charts a course unlike any other on Earth. history abound here, echoes of Europe’s ancient past. Join us as we explore ancient Neolithic ruins on rugged Aboard the Ocean Endeavour, we’ll enjoy contemporary Celtic islands, and sail into the sagas of Norse explorers comforts as we explore our way out from Glasgow, through bound for far-flung Arctic shores. Hikers and bird- the western isles and the Pentland Firth to Orkney and watchers alike will delight in the puffins and skuas that Shetland. Abundant ecology and spectacular geology wheel over wave-battered headlands. You’ll experience beckon adventurers for a closer look. June is an ideal local culture in villages that have been occupied month to visit Scotland in search of birds, with breeding since ancient times, and meet modern-day fishermen well underway, and avian enthusiasts will be rewarded with working the same waters that fed their forebears. excellent opportunities. Photographers will be in their Find seabird populations abounding in their vast glory amid the gorgeous scenery; small-group tutorials nesting grounds. Photograph exquisite wildflowers will help shutterbugs capture the experience at its finest. in early summer bloom. Visit newborn islands, Island folk have always been extremely conscious of picturesque communities, and sprawling glaciers. the natural environment, as its bounty has sustained Join the lucky few who have travelled in the wake of them. We’ll experience a bit of island life too—with the Vikings from Aberdeen to Reykjavík—charting music and laughter in community halls and local an ancient course between modern ports, amid pubs. Though modern touches grace many homes, the mythic islands of the north Atlantic! the people who live here still remain close to their Ju n e 21 – Ju l y 1, 2018 (11 d a y s ) roots, tracing traditions to the original settlers who Ab o a r d Oc e a n En d e a v o u r first made their homes here centuries ago. Be r t h s f r o m $4,995 USD Ju n e 11 – 21, 2018 (11 d a y s ) Ab o a r d Oc e a n En d e a v o u r Be r t h s f r o m $4,995 USD

18 Ring of Brodgar Iceland © Michelle Valberg

Iceland Circumnavigation NEW Arctic Safari Pristine fjords, volcanic landscapes and natural wonders Marine mammals, seabirds and the Explore a mystical land shaped by fire and ice on beauty of the Eastern Arctic this excursion to the ancient Viking stronghold of Beginning in Qausuittuq (Resolute Bay) we seek Iceland. Voyaging aboard the Ocean Endeavour, you’ll polar bears, whales, birds, and muskoxen throughout see Iceland at its best and most diverse. Marvel at Lancaster Sound. At Beechey Island, we’ll pay the geological wonders of this island at the edge of our respects at the graves of three of Sir John the Arctic Circle, exploring its unforgettable culture, Franklin’s men; at Dundas Harbour, we’ll explore history, and people—from small fishing communities, the abandoned HBC and RCMP post that once to the ancient and modern capital, Reykjavík. guarded the gateway to the Northwest Passage. First settled in 874 AD, Iceland today is the most Mittimatilik (Pond Inlet) with its stunning views sparsely populated country in Europe—yet it may also of Bylot Island is a dynamic contemporary Inuit be the most dramatic. Volcanically and geologically community. We cross Baffin Bay for Greenland with active, Iceland is famed for its awe-inspiring lava fields, towering mountains, pristine fjords, and colourful mountains, glaciers, and glacial rivers. Natural wonders communities. The modern Greenlandic center of and a stirring history await on Iceland’s rugged shores. Illulissat offers museums, shopping, and cafés with a Join us as we set sail in the wake of the sagas of old. European flair. The Jakobshavn Icefjord, a UNESCO Ju n e 30 – Ju l y 10, 2018 (11 d a y s ) World Heritage Site and source of the majority of the Ju l y 9 – Ju l y 19, 2018 (11 d a y s ) icebergs in the North Atlantic, provides a dramatic Ab o a r d Oc e a n En d e a v o u r climax to a northern journey unlike any other. Be r t h s f r o m $2,995 USD Au g u s t 6 – 17, 2018 (12 d a y s ) Ab o a r d Oc e a n En d e a v o u r Be r t h s f r o m $5,995 USD

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Into the Northwest Passage Out of the Northwest Passage Sea ice, icebergs, polar bears and so much more! Amundsen’s route and the fjords of West Greenland The Northwest Passage represents the pinnacle of Arctic An iconic journey, the Northwest Passage remains an exploration. On this trip, like the explorers before us, adventure today. Leaving Kugluktuk, we head east, we’ll experience the quaint villages, dramatic fjords, and traversing James Ross Strait en route to Gjoa Haven, calving glaciers of Greenland, working our way north to where Amundsen honed his polar skills. Passing spectacular Kap York. Then, crossing Smith Sound, we’ll through Bellot Strait, we watch for whales, Walrus, visit Aujuittuq (Grise Fiord), Canada’s northernmost Polar Bear and Muskox. At Beechey Island we pay our community, and pay respects at the Franklin Expedition respects at the Franklin Graves. On Devon Island, graves at Beechey Island. Melville, Banks, and Devon we visit the ruins of the Dundas Harbour RCMP Islands offer opportunities to spot Peary caribou, and HBC posts, before calling in at Canada’s most polar bear, walrus and musk ox—and visits to ghostly northerly community, Aujuittuq (Grise Fjord). RCMP and Hudson’s Bay Company posts. Prince of Continuing north into the wilds of Smith Sound we Wales Strait affords a striking passage to Amundsen expect ice, ice and more ice! We trace the routes of Gulf and our destination: Kugluktuk (Coppermine), famous explorers such as Rasmussen and Peary as we the end of our epic journey above the Arctic Circle. call in at Greenland’s northernmost community of To sail the Northwest Passage is to sail living history; join Qaannaq. Sailing south admist towering icebergs, we the ranks of the fearless adventurers who have been lured witness calving glaciers, explore deep fjords and visit the by its spirit. Half the world away is closer than you think. UNESCO world heritage site of the Ilulissat Icefjord.

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20 Ilulissat © Cam Gillies Greenland & Wild Labrador Newfoundland Circumnavigation Wilderness, wildlife and spectacular coastlines Experience the magic of Newfoundland and her people This extraordinary sailing showcases staggering Starting and ending in historic St. John’s, this trip geographic diversity, covering over 2,200 nautical offers an intimate experience of Newfoundland’s lively miles from the head of Sondre Stromfjord in culture and dramatic scenery via daily expedition Greenland all the way to St. John’s, NL— stopping stops and community visits. A visit to the French at four Canadian National Parks along the way. island of Saint-Pierre completes the adventure. Famed for its music and stories, Newfoundland is We set out along the western coast of Greenland also incredibly picturesque, with a rugged coastline exploring one of the many fjords for which the area is rendered spectacular by autumn foliage and light. famed. Across Davis Strait in Canada, we visit stunning Torngat Mountains National Park. Northern Labrador Newfoundland’s rich natural history, including the has to be seen to be believed—and we will do just remarkable geology of Gros Morne, is second only that, via daily Zodiac expeditions and excursions. to its incredible cultural offerings. We will visit Red Bay’s Basque Whaling Station (a UNESCO World As we move further south, we’ll visit the newly created Heritage Site), learn about the Viking history in Akami-Uapishk-KakKasuak—Mealy Mountains North America at L’Anse aux Meadows National National Park Reserve. Crossing the Strait of Belle Historic Site, and enjoy a taste of the Mi’kmaq Isle to Newfoundland, we’ll pay our respects to North culture in Miawpukek First Nation (Conne River). America’s Viking visitors at L’Anse aux Meadows. While in Newfoundland, we’ll explore Terra Nova National This sailing is ideally timed for viewing Park before ending our voyage in historic St. John’s. spectacular fall colours and taking advantage Se p t e m b e r 18 – Oc t o b e r 2, 2018 (15 d a y s ) ofexcellent hiking opportunities. Ab o a r d Oc e a n En d e a v o u r Oc t o b e r 2 – 12, 2018 (11 d a y s ) Be r t h s f r o m $4,995 USD Ab o a r d Oc e a n En d e a v o u r Be r t h s f r o m $3,995 USD Greenland © Mike Beedell

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Sailing Haida Gwaii British Columbia Orcas & Grizzlies Totems, seabirds and wild coastlines Sailing through one of B.C.’s gems Sailing Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands) Johnstone Strait is the best place in the world and touring Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve to see orca (killer whales). Visit Alert Bay and are marvelous and unfrogettabel experiences! The Village Island, see diverse marine mammals majestic coast, wilderness, people and wildlife and view grizzly bears up Knight Inlet!

of coastal British Columbia are stunning; this Au g u s t 3 – 9, 2017 (7 d a y s ) coast has some of the most magnificent tracts of Ab o a r d Is l a n d Od y s s e y temperate rainforest remaining on the planet. $3,695 USD, $4,485 CAD + GST We have opportunities to land in otherwise inaccessible areas, explore wonderful coastal forests and shorelines, appreciate rich history, and become aware of social Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bears and environmental issues with residents. Along the Intimate grizzly viewing way, we can expect to see and learn about the wildlife still so abundant on this coast. We should encounter The Khutzeymateen Inlet is one of British Columbia’s Orca, seals and sea-lions, maybe Humpback and most northern glacial fjords, with characteristic steep gray whales, black bears, as well as dozens of Bald cliffs, thick forests and rich estuary ecosystems. The Eagles, puffins, murres, guillemots, and murrelets. Khutzeymateen Valley is Canada’s only grizzly bear Sabine’s Gulls, shearwaters, petrels and even Black- sanctuary. We voyage along the Inlet’s winding shores footed Albatross are possible, as are other surprises! and can expect some wonderful bear viewing. We hope you join us for what promises to be an Ma y 22 – 28, 2017 (7 d a y s ) engaging and exciting voyage of discovery! Ab o a r d Is l a n d Ro a m e r Ma y 23 – Ju n e 1, 2018 (10 d a y s ) $3,690 USD, $4,475 CAD + GST Ab o a r d Is l a n d So l i t u d e $5,850 USD, $7,095 CAD + GST Co m b i n e t h i s t o u r w i t h o u r Ul t i m a t e BC t o u r (p a g e 9)

22 Grizzly Bear Russian Far East: Birding the Ring of Fire Galapagos Rich birds and wildlife in this very remote region Famous close encounters with unique wildlife! The Pacific Ring of Fire manifests itself nowhere Enjoy one of the world’s greatest wildlife experiences. more dramatically than in Russia’s Far East. Along Blue-footed Boobies, Flightless cormorants, Darwin’s one of the world’s most active plate boundaries, finches, Pink Flamingos, sea lions on beaches or volcanic and geothermal activity has built a unique gamboling underwater, giant tortoises grazing in the and amazing landscape. Our voyage visits the highlands. The wildlife of Galápagos is legendary Kamchatka Peninsula, the Commander Islands (the for its uniqueness and lack of fear. Experience the western extremity of the Aleutians) and the Kuril wildlife in the water too - swim and snorkel daily in Islands. Each offers stunning scenery, each has its calm waters, if you choose. Each day you’ll have the own story and in many cases endemic plants and option to walk, hike, kayak, or Zodiac cruise, and birds. We visit some of the richest areas in the world join onboard naturalists, to learn about this amazing for seabirds and cetaceans. Birders will be thrilled and unique archipelago. Experiencing the Galápagos with up to 14 species of auks including Tufted and Islands on an expedition is an unrivaled experience. Horned Puffins, Parakeet, Whiskered and Rhinoceros Oc t o b e r 12 – 21, 2018 (10 d a y s ) Auklets, as well as Spectacled and Pigeon Guillemots. Ab o a r d M/V Ev o l u t io n For those keen on cetaceans we can reasonably expect Be r t h s f r o m $6,498 USD to see Blue, Fin, Sperm, Humpback and gray whales as well as orca, Baird’s beaked-whale and dall’s porpoise.

Ju n e 14 – 26, 2018 (13 d a y s ) Ab o a r d Sp i r i t o f En d e r b y Be r t h s f r o m $7,300 USD Galapagos Sea Lions

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Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Wildlife galore of the islands and seventh continent Join us as we explore the some of the routes and In October and November, the pack ice begins to break landings of Shackleton’s epic adventure. From the up, and the landscape is pristine with plenty of fresh tip of Tierra del Fuego, to the Falkland Islands, snow. It’s mating season for the penguins and other the South Orkneys, South Georgia, and the birds. Adélie, Chinstrap and Gentoo penguins and Antarctic continent, this is a trip like no other. other seabirds return to their breeding sites. You’re We’ll revisit portions of Shackleton’s South Georgia likely to witness courtship displays, nest building and Island trek, and pay our respects at his grave in egg tending. In South Georgia, elephant seals and fur Grytviken. Wildlife on these islands is almost seals are mating, and king penguins are laying their eggs. beyond belief. We’ll encounter albatross, elephant, Parents can be seen “carrying” eggs on their feet so that fur and leopard seals, whales galore, and literally one parent can shuffle around the colony while the millions of penguins. For the truly adventurous other adult goes out to sea to feed. Join us for this once- traveller, Antarctica is the ultimate destination. in-a-lifetime journey to the great southern continent!.

Oc t o b e r 29 – No v e m b e r 18, 2017 (21 d a y s ) Ab o a r d He b r i d e a n Sk y Be r t h s f r o m $13,995 USD

24 King Penguins, Antarctica Karrat Fjord © Dennis Minty

Belugas, Into the Northwest Passage © Cam Gillies Polar bear

Inuk, Gjoa Haven © Renee Franken Murres © Mike Beedell

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Central Mexico BSC Millions of Monarchs and a plethora of endemics! One of the greatest ecological spectacles in the world is the wintering of up to 20-million Monarch Butterflies — most of the North American population — in a single area of forest in central Mexico. In addition to this wonderful sight, we visit a variety of tropical and temperate habitats to search for up to 40 endemic and 29 near-endemic birds to Mexico. We look for these in reed and cattail marshes, pine and fir forests, tropical dry forest, oak woodland, subalpine grassland, an abandoned coffee plantation in tropical semi-evergreen forest and a beautiful forest of giant columnar cacti. A large number of our target birds are species that are rarely or never seen on tours. Our tour provides a wildlife spectacle, diverse and very interesting scenery and a large number of very sought-after birds.

Ma r c h 7 – 16, 2018 (10 d a y s ) Wi t h Hé c t o r Gó m e z De Si l v a a n d Jo d y Al l a i r $2,650 USD, $3,655 CAD

Southern Mexico A wealth of birds among remarkable archaeology On our tour to Oaxaca and southern Mexico, we can expect to see up to 45 endemics, plus 43 near-endemics to Mexico, large numbers of other tropical species and migrants from the United States and Canada. We visit several biotic provinces, including highlands in Oaxaca, Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Pacific Slope around Huatulco and Gulf Slope rainforests in Chiapas. Habitats are diverse – cloud forest, pine woodland, tropical deciduous and rainforests – and more than 350 species are likely to be tallied. We search for Dwarf Jay and Dwarf Vireo, and for two restricted-range species: Nava’s Wren and Long-tailed Sabrewing. We visit spectacular steep-walled Sumidero Canyon and the charming city of San Cristóbal de Las Casas. Our tour culminates at the outstanding Mayan archaeological site of Palenque, where we expect a dazzling array of species in luxuriant rainforest and marvelous Usumacinta marshes.

Ja n u a r y 5 – 19, 2018 (15 d a y s ) Wi t h Hé c t o r Gó m e z De Si l v a $3,450 USD, $4,760 CAD

Blue-crowned Motmot Bee Hummingbird

Cuba Endemics, Caribbean specialties and fascinating culture Cuba is a wonderful tropical island that boasts golden beaches, extensive wetlands, subtropical rainforests and temperate mountains. It is home to 25 or more endemics, and on our trip, we have the chance to see almost all of them. We visit lowland forests, rice fields, mangrove swamps and the exciting Zapata swamp, where we encounter trogons and todies, lizard-cuckoos and parakeets and Conservation the world’s smallest bird, the Bee Hummingbird. We A portion of the proceeds from our Central also look for Zapata Sparrow, Zapata Wren, Bare- Mexico Tour will support the important legged Owl and Gundlach’s Hawk. The area around conservation work of Bird Studies Canada Camaguey and the delightful coastal area of Cayo and a local partner organization. Bird Coco hold several endemics – Giant Kingbird, Cuban Studies Canada’s mission is to advance Gnatcatcher and more. We visit the cool mountains of the understanding, appreciation, and west Cuba, where we search for Olive-capped Warblers, conservation of wild birds and their tanagers and honeycreepers whilst being serenaded by habitat in Canada and elsewhere. the beautiful flute-like song of the Cuban Solitaire.

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Antillean Crested Hummingbird

Puerto Rico Dominica & St. Lucia: Endemics of the Lovely Caribbean island birding Lesser Antilles T Puerto Rico, a truly delightful island, has a marvelous Quest for endemics and near endemics array of different habitats, from sandy beaches and on two superb islands mangroves to dry arid scrub forest and surprisingly The Lesser Antilles form a chain of small intriguing lush and verdant tropical montane forests. Puerto islands of the West Indies, geographically separating Rico has its fair share of endemics, ranging from the the Atlantic Ocean from the Caribbean Sea. We delightful and exquisite Puerto Rican Tody to the concentrate on two of the best, Dominica and St. highly endangered and very local Puerto Rican Parrot. Lucia. Each island has its own unique character and Some endemics such as Puerto Rican Bullfinch and charm, and each has its own special complement of Puerto Rican Woodpecker are widespread, while others wildlife. Dominica is renowned as the nature island are decidedly local, such as Elfin Woods Warbler, of the Antilles, as it is still covered in large tracts of first discovered in 1971, Puerto Rican Nightjar, native forest on mountainsides that rise to almost thought to be extinct before its rediscovery in 1961, 5000 feet. Here we target the island endemics – the and the endangered Yellow-shouldered Blackbird. two species of parrots, Red-necked and Imperial, Ma r c h 3 – Ma r c h 10, 2018 (8 d a y s ) as well as a host of other regional specialties. Wi t h Al e x La m o r e a u x St. Lucia is an idyllic tourist location, all the more $2,375 USD, $3,275 CAD scenic owing to spectacular conical volcanic peaks rising from the sea; it also supports a rich avifauna, including several endemic species and many Lesser Antillean endemics, including St. Lucia Parrot, St. Lucia Pewee, St. Lucia Warbler, St. Lucia Black Finch, St. Lucia Oriole and we attempt to find the St. Lucia Nightjar. Other goodies include Gray Trembler, Ruddy and Bridled Quail-Doves and the very rare White-breasted Thrasher.

Ma r c h 25 – Ap r i l 1, 2018 (8 d a y s ) Wi t h Co l i n Jo n e s $3,250 USD, $4,475 CAD 28 Costa Rica Sampler Costa Rica Highlights of this fabulous country Amazing diversity in a small pleasant country! Costa Rica is world-renowned as a birding Costa Rica – the Rich Coast! Over 870 species of birds destination and with good reason! This small have been recorded from this small country, renowned country hosts an incredible range of habitats and for relatively easy birding, comfortable accommodation, birds along with very good infrastructure. If you good infrastructure, and peaceful policies. Costa have limited time or want a shorter tour, this Rica with western Panama is a major centre of avian tour takes in the highlights of the country. endemism, with nearly 70 species found nowhere else! Our Costa Rica birding tour visits all major habitats, We begin on the Pacific coast in the forests and sampling an astonishing variety of birds. We bird mangroves of Carara National Park and search for amazing Carara and Rio Tarcoles, which offer some of trogons, antbirds and more at the interface of the the best birding in the whole country. We visit cloud dry and wet forest. Then it is up to cool mountain forests at Tapanti Reserve and high elevation forests and forests to find one of the world’s most beautiful paramo of Cerro de la Muerte in search of Resplendent birds; the Resplendent Quetzal plus other highland Quetzal, Silver-throated Jay and many others. specialties. Onward to the super diverse Caribbean lowlands and foothills for brilliantly coloured From the high mountains we descend to the incredibly tanagers, motmots and cotingas. Then we travel to bird-rich foothills of Braulio Carillo and La Selva the slopes of the incredibly beautiful Arenal volcano. which has some of the best Caribbean lowland forest At each location we find new members of these remaining in Costa Rica with many unique birds for diverse Neotropical families – tanagers, trogons, a whole new suite of birds. We finish on the slopes toucans, parrots, hummingbirds, and much more! of the iconic Arenal volcano with antbird flocks,

Ja n u a r y 17 – 27, 2018 (11 d a y s ) toucans, cotingas, owls and so much more. As many Wi t h Er n e s t o Ca r m a n participants comment, each day is better than the last! $2,995 USD, $4,125 CAD Fe b r u a r y 21 – Ma r c h 8, 2018 (17 d a y s ) Wi t h Er n e s t o Ca r m a n $4,775 USD, $6,585 CAD Sloth, Costa Rica Tour © Steve Ogle Sloth, Costa Rica Tour

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Trinidad & Tobago T Belize & Tikal Superb neotropical birding in spendid surroundings! Wonderful birding and magnificant ruins A wonderful introduction to birds of South America. Our Belize & Tikal birding tour visits three outstanding This relaxed and easy-paced tour stays at only two birding locations: Crooked Tree, Hidden Valley and locations. On Trinidad, we stay at internationally Tikal. Imagine awakening to Ocellated Turkeys gobbling famous Asa Wright Nature Centre, among the world’s outside your door, Bat Falcons perched on a snag in finest wildlife lodges. The Centre is in the mountains the lodge grounds, Ornate Hawk-Eagle nesting close of the Northern Range, at about 1200 feet. We explore by, or a Jaguar ambling across the road. We look for rainforests around the centre, and make day trips to Boat-billed and Agami Herons, Sungrebe and Jabiru montane forests, Caroni and Nariva Swamps, savanna and take boat rides for potoos and pauraques as well as and drier bush habitats in the vicinity and other Morelet’s Crocodile and Hickatee-a large river turtle. localities as time permits. Highlights are numerous: the Tikal National Park boasts over 200 species, including glorious spectacle of wave upon wave of Scarlet Ibis at woodcreepers, tanagers, cotingas, manakins, toucans, twilight, amazing Oilbirds in caves on the nature centre’s trogons, and much more. Imagine sitting atop a property, motmots, hummingbirds, honeycreepers magnificent Mayan pyramid with King Vultures and and oropendolas from our balcony, nightjars and White Hawks circling close by, Orange-breasted Falcons potoos and owls by flashlight, antbirds, jacamars and in sight, and tropical forest canopy stretching as far the woodcreepers along nature trails, not to mention eye can see! This tour is what dreams are made of! agoutis and tropical butterflies and flowering plants. Fe b r u a r y 2 – 11, 2018 (10 d a y s ) Tobago has a fauna more characteristic of Caribbean Wi t h Er n e s t o Ca r m a n Islands, hosting several species not found on neighboring $3,550 USD, $4,895 CAD Trinidad. A visit to Little Tobago is always a highlight, with its spectacular scenery and nesting seabirds including Red-billed Tropicbirds, reached by glass- bottomed boat over a superb coral reef. We also have the opportunity to snorkel in front of our hotel! A perennial favorite with birders and naturalists everywhere!

De c e m b e r 6 – 16, 2017 & 2018 (11 d a y s ) Wi t h Ja r e d Cl a r k e $4,395 USD, $5,995 CAD (2017)

Guyana: Neotropical Wilderness Birding Cotingas galore! Guyana, in northern South America, has a small human Leaving the rainforest, we take in rivers on the population concentrated along the coast. The rest of border with Brazil for some very local and scarce the country is a marvelous stretch of unbroken, mostly endemics, and we travel west to an area where untouched rainforest blending into savanna on the the highly endangered Sun Parakeet occurs. Brazilian border. It is home to Kaieteur Falls, plunging 741 feet in the single longest drop of any waterfall, and Our tour has a sense of adventure – we travel is a site for Guianan Cock-of-the-Rock. Vast Iwokrama by boat along rivers through miles of forests, Forest Reserve offers miles of forest roads and trails and fly over large expanses of forests to land beside the exceptionally productive canopy walkway at Atta. huge waterfalls or on vast savannas, and stay in lodges far removed from other habitation. We take in the Amerindian village of Surama – a Ja n u a r y 17 – 29, 2017 (13 d a y s ) fascinating experience. We travel along local rivers Ma r c h 5 – 17, 2018 (13 d a y s ) for Hoatzin and Rufous Crab-Hawk and visit Rewa Wi t h Pa u l Pr i o r Ecolodge in a still remote part of central Guyana, $6,850 USD, $9,450 CAD where we look for the legendary Harpy Eagle. Large expanses of untouched forest are also home to big cats, tapirs, macaws, parrots, cotingas and much more.

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Patagonia Wildlife Safari Puma, whales, seals and birds against a mountain backdrop It’s springtime in Patagonia and all of the breeding On this new adventure for 2017 we explore the untamed birds will be showing their best. These include Austral southern part of Patagonia where some of the world’s Parakeets, Chilean Flamingoes, three species of steamer most picturesque landscapes are filled with abundant duck and perhaps the endangered Magellanic Plover. marine and terrestrial wildlife. The southern reaches of Orcas hauling out on the beach and having a go at Chile and Argentina offer exceptional close-up viewing Elephant Seal pups (a la National Geographic!) is a opportunities for coastal species such as Southern possibility at the UNESCO-designated Peninsula Valdes. Right Whales and Elephant Seals of the Peninsula Valdes to King, Gentoo and Magellanic Penguins in Overall this trip offers a wonderfully enjoyable jaunt the straights of Tierra del Fuego. As many (or more!) through a stark and jaw-dropping landscape full species of penguins can be found here as one can hope of history, culture and of course, wild animals. to see on an average Antarctic journey! Further inland No v e m b e r 9 – 21, 2017 (13 d a y s ) we find the best puma (or mountain lion) viewing No v e m b e r 8 – 20, 2018 (13 d a y s ) on the planet, bar none. With the impressive Torres Wi t h St e v e Og l e del Paine as towering backdrops we’ll be guaranteed $5,250 USD, $7,225 CAD (2017) to observe and photograph guanacos, rheas, and condors roaming free in their natural settings.

32 Torres del Paine Colombia ABC Richest area for birds in the world! Colombia! The richest area for birds on the planet! Almost 1800 species have been recorded in this amazing country, with no fewer than 73 endemics. Our Colombia birding tour covers central and northern Colombia, from Bogota and its high altitude specialties north through the Magdalena Valley and its very bird-rich reserves. We will encounter a host of exciting species - trogons, tanagers, neotropical ovenbirds, toucans, quetzals - the list seems endless. We take in the Yellow-eared Parrot reserve where we have a good chance of seeing this critically endangered species. Colombia has now opened her doors to tourists and naturalists alike; where we go is somewhat rugged, but exciting. We stay primarily in or near reserves, where new accommodations facilitate birding groups, birding can be astounding, and the reserves often protect the last remaining habitats of several range-restricted, endangered birds.

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American Bird Conservancy In the Neotropics, we visit a number of spectacular reserves established by the American Bird Conservancy (ABC, abcbirds.org) and their partners. Visiting these reserves supports their long-term viability and we’ll make a donation to ABC and their partners to support their continued work. Colombia is one of our tours that support ABC. Long-tailed Sylph

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New Zealand Kiwis, Penguins, pelagics and endemics! New Zealand – land of remarkable and spectacular landscapes, from volcanoes and hotsprings to steep, deep fjords, snow-capped mountains and huge glaciers. New Zealand is home to ancient conifers, magnificent Kauri Pines, Southern Beech forests, rainforests of huge podocarps, splendid Tree Fern forests, and fields of endemic sub-alpine shrubs and alpine flowers. Our tour takes us to North, South, and Stewart Islands, each with special attractions and natural wonders, from Fjordland National Park, Milford Sound, and Mount Cook National Park in the south to Tiri Tiri Matangi Island with its rare endemics, Trounson and Kauri forests, and Auckland’s parks in the north. New Zealand is famous for those odd flightless, wingless, long-beaked ground-dwellers, the Kiwis, after which New Zealanders are named. There are amazing birds here - New Zealand wrens and wattlebirds, flightless Takahes, Yellow-eyed Penguin - the world’s rarest, the inquisitive parrot – the Kea, the remarkable Wrybill – among the strangest of shorebirds, the highly endangered Black Stilt, and numerous other endemics. Pelagic trips off New Zealand rank among the world’s finest – albatrosses, shearwaters, petrels and skuas.

No v e m b e r 14 – De c e m b e r 3, 2017 (20 d a y s ) Wi t h Jo d y Al l a i r $7,650 USD, $9,595 CAD

34 Yellow-eyed Penguin Flame Robin

Australia: Eastern Australia: Tasmania An exceptional journey from Cairns to Sydney Unique island wildlife awaits! Australia is a naturalist’s dream come true. Tasmania encompasses a wide variety of habitats and Australia harbors enormous diversity of habitats, climates. The Victorian countryside seems reassuringly including the world’s longest coral reef (the familiar due to two centuries of European settlement, 1260-mile long Great Barrier Reef). but wildlife is specifically Australian. Large flocks of exotic parrots feed on the highway verges and Our birding tour focuses on eastern Australia, during multicolored fairy-wrens and honeyeaters fill the woods, the dry season. From northeast, where we have a while kangaroos graze in the paddocks. Tasmania holds chance for cassowary, bowerbirds and platypus, to the many endemics, among them some fascinating birds, southeast’s lyrebirds, fairy wrens, wallabies, albatrosses even flightless ones such as the Tasmanian Native Hen. and penguins, our tour samples a good portion of Australia’s scenery, avifauna and other wildlife. Se p t e m b e r 30 – Oc t o b e r 4, 2017 (5 d a y s ) Oc t o b e r 13 – 17, 2018 (5 d a y s ) Endemism here in Australia is extraordinary; 5 non- Wi t h Ba r r y Da v i e s passerine families and 15 passerine families are endemic $1,475 USD, $1,950 CAD (2017) to Australasia, plus diverse marsupials, pigeons (26 species), parrots (53 species) and seabirds (79 species). Australia: Tropical A superb and exciting tour with mostly easy birding in Darwin and the parks of the Northern Territory comfortable surroundings – truly unforgettable! Se p t e m b e r 8 – 15, 2017 (8 d a y s ) Se p t e m b e r 21 – 28, 2018 (8 d a y s ) Se p t e m b e r 15 – 30, 2017 (16 d a y s ) Wi t h Ba r r y Da v i e s Se p t e m b e r 28 – Oc t o b e r 13, 2018 (16 d a y s ) $2,450 USD, $3,195 CAD (2017) Wi t h Ba r r y Da v i e s $5,375 USD, $6,995 CAD (2017)

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Black-and-red Broadbill

Cambodia & South Vietnam Western India NEW Rich birding, fascinating countries and Angkor Wat Excellent reserves, endemics and the Taj Mahal! Vietnam has a rich and diverse birdlife incorporating Our Western India birding tour will focus on the dry avifaunas of the Himalayas, Malaysia and China, and states of Rajasthan and Gujarat. This region is home to more endemics than any other country in south-east an amazing variety of birds and large mammals, some Asia. Our tour covers south of this fascinating country, of which are found nowhere else in the country. taking in the superb National Parks of Cat Tien and its After a visit to the Taj Mahal at Agra, we visit Keoladeo lowland forests and wetlands, as well as Di Linh and the Ghana N.P., where our daily lists will be huge. We still extensive forests of the Da Lat plateau where many then head west, where in desert and semi-desert regional specialties and Vietnamese endemics occur. habitats we will look for such iconic species as bustards, This time of year finds the country at its best, the coursers, cranes and eagles and mammals such as climate mostly cool, dry and enjoyable, winter birds still Black Buck, Wild Ass and Striped Hyena. Asiatic present and resident ones gearing up for breeding. Lion and Leopard are possible. Specialties of this arid area are the range-restricted Gray Hypocolius, the In Cambodia, we have several chances to see endemic White-naped Tit, Eastern Desert Warbler, White-shouldered and Giant Ibis, as well as Bengal Gray-necked Bunting and Pale Rock Sparrow. Along Florican, Painted Stork, Greater Adjutant, Mekong the coast our targets include Crab Plover and Terek Wagtail and critically endangered Irriwaddy Sandpiper and in mountains Green Avadavat. The Dolphin, plus the astonishing temples and ruins scenery will be spectacular, the women colourful in of Angkor Wat! Our Cambodia and South their bright clothes, and rich and varied birding. Vietnam birding tour is an amazing adventure! Fe b r u a r y 1 – 23, 2018 (23 d a y s ) Ja n u a r y 10 – 26, 2018 (17 d a y s ) Wi t h Ru d o l f Ko e s Wi t h Ba r r y Da v i e s $6,650 USD, $9,175 CAD $6,375 USD, $8,795 CAD

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Portugal: Birds & Culture NEW England Birds & Gardens: Southeast Diverse birds plus cultural highlights Two great English passions – birds and gardens! Portugal offers a fantastic diversity of habitats This very special tour combines birding with the and consequently of birds in a relatively small great British tradition of gardens! We take in gardens area, allowing us to visit several species rich areas that deservedly have international reputations – the without needing to travel long distances. incomparable Kew Gardens, Sissinghurst, Great Dixter, Hever Castle, Beth Chatto’s Garden, Hyde The Tagus Estuary and Sado Estuary Nature Reserve Hall RHS, East Ruston, Wyken Hall, Sheringham are two remarkable protected wetland areas that Park and many others not on regular tourist have extensive bird lists. We will visit the rolling routes and with attractions all their own. plains of Castro Verde and the bluffs and hills of the Guadiana Valley Nature Park. Algarve is a region Our birding is at nature reserves and national parks, rich in protected wetland areas situated on a major although naturally there is a suite of birds in the fly-way for migrants from Africa and notable for gardens themselves. We target several choice species shorebirds and passerines. Ria Formosa Nature Park – Pied Avocet, Dartford Warbler, Bearded Reedling, and the Castro Marim Nature Reserve, are unique in Cetti’s Warbler, Western Marsh Harrier, Stone Curlew, Portugal as sites for rare and highly localised species. Nightingale and many more. Starting in London, we head to Kent, the county referred to as the garden of All this birding activity is combined with visits England, and then head west through Sussex and Surrey to some of the most interesting historical and before turning northeast to East Anglia, arguably the cultural sites - an array of castles, cathedrals, best birding area in England, where we visit Minsmere, museums, Roman ruins, and promenades. Titchwell and Cley among several RSPB nature reserves.

We’ll have numerous opportunities to sample Ap r i l 21 – Ma y 2, 2018 (12 d a y s ) Portugal’s many culinary delights and great $4,185 USD, $5,580 CAD wines, including one wine tasting event.

Ap r i l 12 – 25, 2018 (14 d a y s ) Wi t h Jo ã o Ja r a $6,135 USD, $7,995 CAD

European Roller

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Namibia, Botswana & Victoria Falls Uganda Enchanting wonders in a starkly beautiful land! Shoebills, Endemics, Gorillas and Chimpanzees Amazing diversity of wildlife awaits us on this special The Pearl of Africa! Experience “the Best of Uganda” birding tour to southwestern Africa. The starkly beautiful in just 14 days! This Uganda birding tour focuses on Namib Desert with its sand dunes and infamous Skeleton the Ugandan “must-see” species including Shoebill, Coast are home to a surprising amount of wildlife. the 20+ Albertine Rift endemics, as well as widespread spectacular species such as Great Blue Turaco, Ross’s Coastal wetlands host thousands of breeding and Turaco, amazing barbets and so many others. We also migratory birds - flamingos, pelicans, herons, waterfowl, expect to see incomparable gorillas, encounters with shorebirds. The Erongo Mountains are a delightful troops of chimpanzees, and a host of other primates. area, where Rosy-faced Lovebirds, Monteiro’s Hornbills, Rockrunner and Hartlaub’s Francolins grace the The scenery is also spectacular; Bwindi Impenetrable rocky environment. We ascend the spectacular Namib Forest, the Virunga Volcanoes and Africa’s largest lake, Escarpment, which is inhabited by a whole suite of Lake Victoria. A truly marvelous and unforgettable birds occurring only in Namibia and southern Angola. wildlife adventure and birding extravaganza! Etosha National Park is internationally famous for Optional five-day extension to Budongo Forest its herbivores and the predators that stalk them, and Murchison Falls National Park. from elephants, rhinoceros, oryx and kudus to Au g u s t 1 – 14, 2018 (14 d a y s ) lions and leopards. The Okavango River supports $8,168 USD, $11,265 CAD many riverine species including many kingfishers Ex t e n s i o n Au g u s t 14 - 19, 2018 (6 d a y s ) and Rock Pratincole, and we dip down into world $2,967 USD, $4,095 CAD (Ex t e n s i o n ) famous Okavanga Delta in Botswana for two days of wonderful wildlife viewing. Spectacular Victoria Falls is a fitting finale to this marvelous tour.

No v e m b e r 20 – De c e m b e r 7, 2017 (18 d a y s ) $6,350 USD, $7,990 CAD (2017) No v e m b e r 2 – 19, 2018 (18 d a y s ) $7,280 USD, $9,425 CAD (2018)

38 South Africa: The Cape South Africa: The Subtropics Endemics of the Western Cape plus pelagics Birds and mammals from Kruger to the mountains The Western Cape ranks as the most important This birding adventure includes some of the very endemic bird area on the entire African continent! best that African birding can offer, including a Pelagic trips off Cape Town also rank amongst the huge number of species and large numbers of finest in the world with at least four albatross species, South African endemics. Furthermore, this dream several petrels including the stunning Pintado, African experience provides the opportunity of penguins, shearwaters and many more on the rich seeing lions, cheetahs, leopards, elephants, rhinos, trawling grounds near where the two oceans meet. crocodiles, hippos, giraffes, antelope, plus many other mammal species, as well as breathtaking scenery. The Cape is also a spectacularly scenic area, with rugged Cape Fold Mountains that plunge down to the sea, We begin in the bird-rich city of Durban, then head white sand beaches, sea cliffs on the Cape Peninsula inland to the spectacular Drakensberg Mountains and beautiful vineyards. Other highlights include and Lesotho, which host a number of localized avian southern right whales close inshore, and the most endemics. Next, we explore the fascinating temperate plant-diverse biome on earth. We focus on locating forests of the Natal midlands then we move on to almost all the endemics of this province, spending time the subtropical forest, savanna, moist grassland and in each strategic ecosystem – the fynbos, Namaqualand, superb wetlands of the northern Zululand coast, Karoo and temperate forest. We will amass an an area truly world-famous for its bird diversity. impressive list including many pelagic and other Then we visit the grassy hills of Wakkerstroom, seabirds, and as always, an amazing overall experience. essential for several highly sought-after species. Oc t o b e r 9 – 16, 2017 (8 d a y s ) Next is fabulous Kruger, among the greatest national $2,440 USD, $3,075 CAD (2017) parks on earth. We ascend out of the lowlands and Oc t o b e r 7 – 14, 2018 (8 d a y s ) onto the temperate highland plateau. Before flying $2,830 USD, $3,665 CAD (2018) out of Johannesburg, we sample birds typical of the Kalahari semi-desert, including such gems as Southern Pied Babbler and Crimson-breasted Shrike.

Oc t o b e r 16 – 31, 2017 (16 d a y s ) $4,660 USD, $5,865 CAD (2017) Oc t o b e r 14 – 31, 2018 (18 d a y s ) $5,795 USD, $7,495 CAD (2018)

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October April September Saskatchewan Whooping Cranes 4 Colombia 2 Out of Northwest Passage 2 South Africa: the Cape 9 Colorado & Utah 11 Australia: Tropical 21 South Africa: the Subtropics 16 Portugal: Birds & Culture 12 Quebec in Fall: Birds & Whales 24 England Birds & Gardens: SE 21 Australia: Eastern 28 november Greenland & Wild Labrador 18 New Zealand 14 May Patagonia Wildlife Safari 19 Point Pelee & Algonquin 4 October Namibia, Botswana 20 Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bears 22 Newfoundland Circumnavigation 2 Alberta Birds & Dinos 26 Saskatchewan Whooping Cranes 3 Ultimate British Columbia 29 Cape May 4 December Canadian Rockies 29 South Africa: Cape 7 Trinidad & Tobago 6 Australia: Tasmania 13 June Galapagos 12 2018 North Carolina 6 South Africa: Subtropics 14 Scotland Slowly Cruise 11 January Baffin Island Floe Edge 15 Southern Mexico 5 November Russian Far East Voyage 14 Namibia, Botswana 2 Cambodia & Vietnam 10 Haida Gwaii Sailing 16 Costa Rica Sampler 17 Grand Newfoundland 19 December Trinidad & Tobago 6 February North Atlantic Saga Cruise 21 Western India 1 Baffin Island Walrus & Bowheads 22 Belize & Tikal 2 Belugas, Bears & Birds 27 Cuba 12 High Arctic & NWT 28 South Texas 13 Iceland Circumnavigation 30 Costa Rica 21 Florida 26 July Iceland Circumnavigation 9 March Puerto Rico 3 August Guyana 5 Uganda 1 Manitoba Owls 7 British Columbia Orcas & Grizzlies 3 Central Mexico 7 Arctic Safari 6 Hawaii 17 New Brunswick & Grand Manan 10 Dominica & St. Lucia 25 Into the Northwest Passage 17 California 29

About our tours Our tours are diverse! We offer tours that range from being focused on birds to those of a more general nature that include gardens, flora or photography and lots of local cultural interest. All our guides are expert birders that are appreciative of all nature. Many of our tours spend considerable time looking closely at plants, mammals, butterflies and other wildlife. It is not necessary for you to be an experienced birder; all you need is enthusiasm and our guides will be happy to help you along! Great-horned Owl A typical day with Eagle-Eye Tours Typically we start early, after breakfast at our hotel or lodge, to be out when birding is best. Sometimes we are out before We usually travel in comfortable vans or buses, often with local breakfast for a quick search for a target bird or mammal. We drivers who are familiar with the roads and destinations. Most head out by foot, car or boat to a choice area, maybe forest or often there is only one vehicle as the size of our group is typically wetland, taking in the sights and sounds of the morning. We small, but occasionally there will be two vehicles that keep in move along as a small group, making every effort to ensure that contact with each other. On some tours, we use airplane flights everyone obtains decent looks at whatever we are concentrating to cover large distances and in a few cases we travel by boat, often upon, from that beautiful tanager to a majestic Grizzly Bear with fantastic scenery and wildlife watching along the way! through the spotting scope. We might stop for that important cup of locally grown coffee before heading further down the road About our prices to where we saw that great bird last year. Our field lunches are We make every effort to charge the prices quoted in our catalog usually at a good birding spot, where we have a chance to share or detailed itineraries; fluctuations in major currencies may force stories and reflect on the morning’s adventure. After lunch we us to change tour prices at any time before departure. Current carry on, maybe returning to the hotel in mid-afternoon for a prices are listed on our website. Wherever possible, fees are quoted rest, then a shorter excursion to explore another area. Over our in US and Canadian dollars and can usually be paid in either evening meal we meet as a group to record and discuss what we currency. Most cruises are priced in USD only. Single rooms, as saw and review the plans for the coming day. Some evenings we available, will be provided upon request for an additional fee. may head back out for a night tour to experience the nocturnal For participants traveling alone but wishing to share a room, world of owls, potoos, frogs and other denizens of the night. Eagle‑Eye Tours will arrange for a roommate, if possible. If a roommate is not available, the single supplement will be charged. Reserving your space on a tour To reserve your space on one of our tours, please download Group discounts a registration form, complete it and mail it to us along with Group discounts are available on most of our land tours for a deposit of $300 USD/CAD per person for most of our groups of 4 or more booking together. The group size and land tours. Most cruises require a deposit of $1000 USD. applicable discount are: 4 or 5 people, 5% discount; 6 or 7 people, We accept payment by check, money order, or credit 7% discount; 8 or 9 people, 9% discount; and 10 or more card. Our prices are cash/cheque discounted. Please people, 10% discount. These group discounts cannot be used email or call to inquire about payment by credit card. in conjunction with any other Eagle-Eye Tours promotion.

About our accommodation and transportation What is included in the tour price Accommodations vary according to the tour. Where available, we The tour price includes all lodging, ground transportation, in-country stay in beautiful lodges in a natural environment with trails out air transportation, guide services, park and special entrance fees, ferry the back door. These amazing settings are often a highlight of the costs, boat charter fees, gratuities and baggage handling for those tour. In urban areas, generally, we stay in modern, comfortable requiring assistance, unless otherwise stated. Outside Canada and the hotels. Sometimes, in order to reach the best locations for birding USA, the tour price includes all meals. Land tours in Canada and the or wildlife viewing, we may be far away from a modern hotel USA include breakfasts and lunches, but usually do not include the and the ‘best available room in town’ may be more basic. For cost of evening meals. This allows participants maximum flexibility each tour, we identify the level of accommodation in the tour to choose the foods and portion size from familiar menus. Tour fees summary. If you have any questions about accommodations on a do not include any alcoholic beverages, transportation to or from the tour, please feel free to ask and we can give you more specifics. tour departure or conclusion points, passport and visa fees, airport taxes, phone calls, laundry, or other items of a personal nature.

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