2020 Travel Schedule Eagle-Eye Tours

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Hello, Traveller! Welcome to another year of birding and wildlife We offer tours for the experienced birder as well tours. Eagle-Eye Tours was born from a love of birding as the nature enthusiast. You may join us on a and travel. We have travelled to all the continents land tour in Texas or a cruise to the Arctic, or you seeing an incredible array of birds and other amazing may prefer to go sailing on the beautiful coast of wildlife and have many great stories to tell. British Columbia. The following icons might be These experiences create the fabric of adventure. A helpful to find the tours of your preference. surprise Ross’s Gull at the floe edge, a well woven tale New Tours for 2020 NEW from Iceland, a quiet float through the mangroves, or a myriad of hummingbirds at the feeders. We feel privileged Southeast Arizona to share them all. Why not join us to add to your story? Baffin Island: Walrus & Bowheads Taiwan Inside you will see that we continue to offer small Tanzania group tours with experienced leaders to spectacular Texas Spring Migration & Hill Country destinations around the globe. We hope you will join us on one of our extraordinary tours! Western India & the Himalayas Happy travels, Tranquilo Tours T Cam Gillies and the Eagle-Eye Team Are you looking for tours that offer great birding while minimizing how often you change locations? Our Tranquilo tours are a perfect Read Reviews Online choice. We have designed each tour to stay at Want to see what our customers are saying only one or two great locations. That means about our tours? Visit us online to read less packing and travel, more birding, and more reviews collected by Trustpilot. opportunity to relax on the veranda, watching feeders if you need a little down time. Join us on Social Media Visit www.facebook.com/eagleeyetours for photos Wildlife Tours from recent tours, discussions, news and our latest We have highlighted some our tours that are promotions. You can also find us on: Instagram! focused on great wildlife sightings beyond birds. We will still look at the birds, but the focus is on other great wildlife. Narwhal, walrus, bears, orca and much more, these are exciting tours! Expedition Cruises 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 comfortable ship. Sailing Join us on an expedition yacht as we sail through stunning landscapes in search of spectacular wildlife and cultural experiences. CONTENTS

NORTH AMERICA MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIBBEAN 9 Alberta Birds & Dinosaurs 20 Belize & Tikal 6 Baffin Island Floe Edge 19 Central Mexico 6 Baffin Island Walrus & Bowheads 18 Costa Rica Sampler 46 British Columbia Sailing 18 Costa Rica 9 Canadian Rockies 21 Cuba 7 Chuchill Belugas, Bears & Birds 23 Panama 40 Expedition Cruises 21 Puerto Rico 15 Florida 19 Southern Mexico 15 Hawaii 22 Trinidad & Tobago 7 High Arctic & NWT 11 Manitoba Owls AUSTRALASIA & SOUTH PACIFIC 13 New Brunswick & Grand Manan 31 Eastern Australia 13 Newfoundland 30 New Zealand 12 Point Pelee & Algonquin Park 31 Tropical Australia 11 Quebec in Fall 31 Tasmania 10 Saskatchewan Whooping Cranes 16 South Texas ASIA 14 Southeast Arizona 32 Cambodia & South Vietnam 15 Texas Spring Migration 33 Taiwan 8 Ultimate British Columbia 33 Western India & Himalayas

SOUTH AMERICA EUROPE 26 Colombia 29 England Birds & Gardens: Southeast 24 Guyana 28 Spain 25 Patagonia Wildlife Safari 27 Southern Ecuador AFRICA 34 Namibia & Botswana 35 Tanzania

ANTARTICA Cover: Keel-billed Toucan Inside Cover: Long-billed Curlew 36 Antarctica ABOUT EAGLE-EYE TOURS

A Typical Day on our Birding Tours Our land tours typically start early, to be out when birding is best. Sometimes we are out before breakfast for a quick search for a target bird or mammal. We head out by foot, car or boat to a choice area, forest or maybe a wetland, taking in the sights and sounds of the morning. We move along as a small group, making every effort to ensure that everyone gets to see the beautiful tanager, or majestic grizzly bear through the spotting scope. We might stop for that important cup of locally grown coffee before heading further down the road to where we saw that great bird building a nest last year. Lunches are Dinner in Brugge most often in the field, usually at a very good birding spot, with a cold drink or a cup of coffee. We have a chance to share stories and reflect on the morning adventure. After lunch we continue our search for great birds and mammals. Sometimes we return to our hotel in mid-afternoon for a rest. Over our evening meal, we meet as a group to record and discuss what we saw and review the plans for the coming day. Some evenings we may head back out for a night tour to experience the nocturnal world of owls, potoos, frogs and much more.

Red-eyed tree frog, Costa Rica © Steve Ogle

Costa Rica tour © Steve Ogle 2 Accommodations & Transportation Typically, our land tours stay in modern, comfortable hotels and in some locations we stay in beautiful lodges in the forest with trails out the back door. These amazing settings are often a highlight of the tour. In other cases, in order to get to the best locations for birding or wildlife viewing, we may be far away from a modern hotel and the ‘best room in town’ may be more basic. In a few cases, we even stay in tents for the full wilderness experience! For each tour, we have identified the level of accommodation in the tour summary. If you have Asa Wright any questions about accommodation on a tour, please feel free to ask and we can give you more specifics. When traveling between birding locations, typically we travel in comfortable vans, often with local drivers who are familiar with the roads and destinations. Usually, there is only one vehicle, as the sizes of our groups are typically small, but occasionally there will be two vehicles that keep in contact with each other. In some tours, we use airplane flights to cover large distances and in a few cases, we travel by boat, often with fantastic scenery and wildlife watching along the way! Wetland cruise © Steve Ogle Tour group size We believe that small groups are essential for a high quality and enjoyable experience. Unless otherwise noted, our land tour groups have a single leader with 4 to 8 people and two leaders with 9 to 12 people.

Driver and tour bus, Costa Rica © Steve Ogle

Spain 2019 Tour © Pablo Perez Martinez Costa Rica Tour © Cam Gillies

Learn more online at www.eagle-eye.com 3 Committed to Conservation Our Guides We believe it is important to give back to help Our guides are true expert birders and naturalists, they conserve the birds and other wildlife that we so know the wildlife, local birds, ecology, culture and enjoy. To this end, we donate to organizations history of your destination exceptionally well. They working on conservation of birds or their habitat. will guide you to all those hidden treasures to be found Whether it is conserving endangered habitat, off the beaten path. But on top of that they are all supporting action on climate change or helping exceptional people. They are kind and patient, eager stop the spread of invasive species, we are striving to share their knowledge and they will do their best to help the conservation of birds worldwide. to make sure that everyone got to see the target bird in the midst of the dense forest. They go out of their Responsible travel is important to us. Whenever way to make sure that your experience is exceptional. possible we step off the beaten path to visit the locally owned establishments and hire local guides Our Office Staff to bring greater benefit to local communities. We have an amazing team of office staff that We have a long-standing partnership with Bird works year-round to look after all the logistical Studies Canada where we offer the Grand Prize arrangement for our tours. They book all the for their national Great Canadian Birdathon. A accommodations, line up transportation, and portion of the revenue from this year’s Cuba tour arrange for meals and local excursions so that our will be donated to Bird Studies Canada. BSC guides are free to do what they do best, look for In addition, we have joined an elite group of wildlife and natural wonders and look after you! businesses as a member of 1% for the Planet. We donate one percent of our sales to non-profits working toward environmental conservation. Carbon Offsets We have been committed to operating carbon- neutral since 2006. This means we pay to offset all the carbon from our operations, including flights, ship use, ground transportation and electricity used in our office. Carbonfund.org uses the money to make renewable energy projects around the world the choice for utilities by making them price competitive with fossil fuel projects. Ernesto Carman pointing out birds © Cam Gillies

4 What our Customers Say

I would do it again We recommend them “This was my first birding trip. I felt that I saw “We went on a 10-day birding tour of Belize and learned a great deal more than if had I gone and Guatemala with Eagle-Eye Tours and had on my own. We were 3 generations in one family. a wonderful time! The guides were great and The guide had an intuitive ability to respond at the birds were amazing. The company kept us different levels and to find accommodations for our informed and prepared at every step before the various dietary needs. All this, while introducing trip, and everything went smoothly during the us the amazing world of birds! I would do it again.” trip. We recommend them without reservations!” Nancy, High Arctic & NWT Tour L&K, Belize & Tikal Tour

I have done several trips with Eagle-Eye This was the best tour ever “I have done several trips with Eagle-Eye and I have “This was the best tour ever! We visited found them to be well organized and interesting. I diverse sites and experienced a new have just returned end of June 2019 from the Grand bird/s at each site. It was amazing. Newfoundland tour, which lived up to my expectations Our guide was 5 star. He worked hard to meet and beyond. The guides were well organized, very the needs of all participants. We not only friendly, skilled at locating birds and helpful to all the learned about birds, but flora, fauna and history. participants to have an opportunity to see the birds.” The accommodations were excellent. We will Nola, Grand Newfoundland Tour definitely go on another Eagle-eye experience.” Kay, Florida Tour I am already planning my next trip with Eagle-Eye Tours Read more reviews online at: “The trip was excellent, very well planned with www.eagle-eye.com/reviews interesting, beautiful gardens and a variety of birding sites, woodland, moor, shore, etc. The guide was exceptional in every way, both in the field and while traveling from place to place. Office staff were a pleasure to deal with. I am already planning my . next trip with Eagle-Eye Tours.” Judy, England Birds & Gardens Tour

Our guide was really the best ever “Trip very well organized regarding logistics and accommodations. Lodges were all very comfortable and all were in excellent birding habitat right on the site. Meals creative and plentiful with many choices available. Birding areas were wonderful and gave us a huge representation of the diverse birds of CR. Our guide was really the best ever sharing his in depth and knowledge of not only the birds but all things in nature as well as history and culture of his country. He truly made the trip as special as it was. I would recommend this trip to anyone interested in all aspects of nature.” Dennis, Costa Rica Tour Indigo Bunting .

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Baffin Island Floe Edge: Narwhals & Polar Baffin Island Walrus & Bowheads NEW Bears Arctic mammals, birds and Inuit culture Exciting adventure with unique wildlife, Far north lies the domain of two truly awesome rich culture and mountain landscapes mammals – walrus and bowhead whales. Our search Rugged mountains, stunning glaciers, flocks of for these remarkable arctic residents takes us to Igloolik northern seabirds, the wonderful narwhal and and the shores of Foxe Basin in Nunavut, Canada. Inuit culture – this is what awaits us on this truly Foxe Basin and adjacent Baffin Island are areas rich in amazing tour to the wilderness of northern Baffin wildlife and Inuit have lived here for centuries. Bowhead Island. Here, at this time of the year the sun never whales, weighing up to 100 tons, feed along the edge of sets and we will be surrounded by the beauty of this the sea ice as they wait to move further north. Groups of dramatic landscape of Arctic mountains, icebergs and walruses haul out on pieces of sea ice to bask in the sun. snow while we camp on the sea ice for 5 nights. We travel with Inuit guides by boat in search of these There are northern birds in abundance, including massive creatures plus ringed and bearded seals and many Thick-billed Murre, Black-legged Kittiwake, and birds. The opportunity to learn from our local hosts is a King and Common Eiders. Other highlights include highlight for many. Photography should be superb with Sabine’s Gulls, Red-throated Loon and with luck, 24-hour warm arctic light and a backdrop of gleaming ice. the much sought-after Ivory Gull! The mixing of ocean currents from Baffin Bay and Lancaster Sound Along the way, we enjoy many arctic birds migrating results in very rich marine life! Sea ice is melting over the water and nesting on land, including back and marine mammals are traveling north along Red Phalarope, Common and King Eiders, the ice floe edge where food is concentrated. Sabine’s Gull, Arctic Tern and many more. We will look for several species of seals, the amazing Join us for an unforgettable arctic experience! spiral-tusked narwhal and, with luck, polar bear June 23 – 29, 2020 (7 days) and bowhead whale. Wild Arctic landscapes, rich With Steve Ogle northern wildlife and fascinating culture – this $5,975 USD, $7,250 CAD + GST promises to be the experience of a lifetime!

May 26 – June 2, 2020 (8 days) June 4 – 11, 2020 (8 days) With Lev Frid June 16 – 23, 2020 (8 days) With Steve Ogle $5,750 USD, $6,975 CAD + GST “Still smiling about the trip. So glad I did it.” - 2019 Floe Edge participant

6 Narwhal watching at the Floe Edge © Meghan Kelly High Arctic & Northwest Territories Belugas, Bears & Birds Boreal forest to Arctic tundra Wildlife of Riding Mountain and Churchill This unique tour and perennial favourite takes This tour takes in two incredible areas of Manitoba in three different destinations; the exquisite high – the prairies and boreal forest of the south and Arctic tundra above the Arctic Circle and far the tundra and arctic ocean of Churchill. north of the tree line, the boreal forest and lakes Our first location is the boreal forest of Riding around Yellowknife, NWT and the aspen parkland Mountain National Park. Here we explore the park and potholes of Central Alberta. We encounter in search of forest birds plus mammals including a diverse array of birds and mammals, from King black bear, moose, elk, red fox, and beaver. A variety Eiders to Pacific Loons, Snowy Owls to Northern of warblers along with a diverse suite of other birds Saw-whet and Great Gray Owls, Long-tailed Jaegers can be found in the varied habitat of this park. to Sabine’s Gulls, and muskox to arctic foxes. We fly north to Churchill in search of belugas and At Cambridge Bay on Victoria Island, Yellow-billed other arctic wildlife. Every year, tremendous numbers Loons nest on remote lakes, Red-necked and Red of beluga whales gather in the waters of the Churchill Phalaropes in resplendent summer plumage inhabit river. We take two boat trips to observe the whales and ponds, Tundra Swans and Sandhill Cranes enliven hear their vocalizations via hydrophone. Exploring the tundra and a scarce nesting species such as Buff- the tundra, we also have a chance to find arctic fox breasted or Purple Sandpiper may show up. The and hare and with luck, even a polar bear! This is area is steeped in history and culture, from explorers also prime time for arctic breeding birds. Loons, searching for the Northwest Passage to the Inuit of eiders, shorebirds, longspurs and much more will the western Arctic. The high quality and exciting all be making the most of the arctic summer. wildlife viewing make for a long-remembered tour! July 10 – 20, 2020 (11 days) July 2 – 12, 2020 (11 days) With Ken De Smet With Yousif Attia $3,450 USD, $4,175 CAD + GST $5,495 USD, $6,675 CAD + GST

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Cathedral Grove, Ultimate BC Tour © Steve Ogle

Ultimate British Columbia: Boreal, Coast & Grasslands Capturing incredible diversity in one tour! British Columbia is a magnificent province that has much to offer to 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 and mammals. 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 bear, orca, grey whale, moose, elk, and marmots. We found an incredible 33 species of mammals in 2019. 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. Tufted Puffin Tufted May 26 – June 9, 2020 (15 days) With Steve Ogle $4,575 USD, $5,550 CAD + GST

8 Alberta Birds & Dinosaurs Canadian Rockies: Kananaskis &Banff Prairie birds and fascinating fossils Impressive wildlife amongst stunning landscapes Amazing landscapes, great birds, and one of the Join us as we explore the breathtaking mountains richest dinosaur fossil sites in the world. The bulk of Kananaskis Valley and Banff National Park. This of our days will be spent exploring the Red Deer stunning landscape is part of the Canadian Rocky River Valley badlands and adjacent prairies around Mountain Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site. It Drumheller and Dinosaur Provincial Park. Breeding has a great combination of stunning mountain vistas, season will be in full swing in this amazing region of turquoise lakes, thundering waterfalls, fast moving central Alberta, and birding will be the focus each rivers and some incredible birds like Harlequin morning. We will explore several unique habitats Duck, Clark’s Nutcracker and Western Tanager. including Prairie sloughs, riparian Cottonwood forests, The mountains and forests will be alive with bird activity. and the desert-like conditions of the badlands. The bulk of our days will be spent exploring the foothills Our afternoons will be spent learning about and mountains of Kananaskis Valley and Banff National the unique geology and natural history of the Park, along with stops to explore some wonderfully region at Dinosaur Provincial Park and the diverse prairie sloughs. In addition to birding we will Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. have the opportunity to see lots of mammals including

May 30 – June 3, 2020 (5 days) Elk, Bighorn Sheep and possibly even bears. With Jody Allair June 2 – 7, 2020 (6 days) $1,150 USD, $1,395 CAD + GST With Jody Allair $1,395 USD, $1,695 CAD + GST Combine these two tours and save!

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Whooping Cranes

Saskatchewan Whooping Cranes Exceptional fall birding targeting an iconic mega-species! Every fall, 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 Cranes, coming south from breeding grounds in Wood Buffalo National Park in the Northwest Territories. We have a good chance of finding Whooping Cranes as there is a fine network of field observers scouting the area for these legendary birds. Along with cranes, tens of thousands of Snow Geese and Canada Geese, with lesser numbers of Ross’s and Greater White-fronted Geese, are pouring through, as well as other waterfowl including all three species of scoters, raptors and passerines, especially White-winged Crossbill large flocks of Lapland Longspurs with Snow Buntings and possibly Smith’s Longspurs, and Northern Shrikes. October 2 – 6, 2020 (5 days) “A wonderful experience seeing the migrations of With Ken De Smet Whooping Cranes and many other birds.” - 2019 $1,315 USD, $1,595 CAD + GST Saskatchewan Whooping Crane tour participant

10 Quebec in Fall: Birds & Whales Fall colours, marvelous migrants and great whales Good birding and whale-watching at a fine time of the year when autumnal colours cover the countryside! Starting in historic Quebec City, we first visit Jacques- Cartier Park, renowned for its vistas and beautiful fall foliage displays. Here we will be introduced to birds of the boreal forest - Boreal Chickadee, Gray Jay, kinglets, with possibilities of Ruffed and Spruce Grouse. Next, we head down along the mighty St. Lawrence River to Cap-Tourmente where thousands of Greater Snow Geese and other waterfowl have gathered at the national wildlife area. The following day we travel along the spectacular Charlevoix landscape to Tadoussac and the mouth of the Saguenay River for scoters, shorebirds and whale-watching. Whale-watching boat rides should put us close to many whales of several different species - fin whale, minke whale, dolphins and porpoises, possibly blue and humpback whale, and especially belugas. We take the ferry across the St. Lawrence, looking for sea birds such as Common Eiders, Northern Gannet and kittiwakes to Rivière-du-Loup, where we look for Nelson’s Sparrow. A very enjoyable tour!

September 23 – October 2, 2019 (10 days) September 21 – 30, 2020 (10 days) With Kyle Horner Spruce Grouse $2,785 USD, $3,275 CAD + GST (2019)

Manitoba Owls Excellent chances of finding northern owls Southeastern Manitoba is one of the premier locations on the continent for finding northern boreal forest owls. The list of owls present during most winters is very impressive; Great Gray, Barred, Great Horned, Snowy and Northern Hawk-owl, with always a possibility of Eastern Screech-owl and Northern Saw-whet Owls. Although numbers fluctuate from year to year, March is a very good time to search for several of these owls as courtship is beginning and pairs can be vocal on still nights. Our local guides will have a very good handle on where each species can be found. Other species that could be present include Rough-legged Hawk, Sharp-tailed and Spruce Grouse, Black-backed Woodpecker, Pine Grosbeak and Gray Partridge.

March 4 – 8, 2020 (5 days) With Rudolf Koes & Ken De Smet Northern Hawk Owl $1,025 USD, $1,250 CAD + GST Learn more online at www.eagle-eye.com 11 NORTH AMERICA

Point Pelee & Algonquin Park Southern Ontario’s famous migration spectacle and boreal birds On this exciting tour of beautiful Ontario, we will rendezvous with the myriad of neotropical and other migrants whose arrival coincides with our own. At Lake Erie’s “Big 3” migration hotspots—Point Pelee, Rondeau and Long Point—we search for species such as Red-bellied Woodpecker, White-eyed Vireo, Kentucky, Hooded and Prothonotary Warblers; during some spring migrations, up to 35 species of warblers may be observed at Point Pelee alone! Finally, spectacular Algonquin Park awaits, where we’ll look for Boreal Chickadee, Spruce Grouse, Black- backed Woodpecker and other northern specialties while keeping an eye out for moose, otter and maybe even wolf! A final bonus is a stopover at Niagara Falls to hunt down a local specialty and check out the falls.

May 5 – 16, 2020 (12 days) With Kyle Horner $2,725, $3,295 CAD + HST

Prothonotary Warbler, 2019 Tour © Lev Frid Birding in Algonquin Park, 2019 Tour © Jared Clarke Birding in Algonquin Park, 2019 Tour 12 Semipalmated Sandpipers, New Brunswick © Jared Clarke New Brunswick & Grand Manan Spectacular shorebird migration and wonderful whales This tour combines diverse bird life with beautiful panoramas of wildflowers, picturesque fishing villages and fabulous views of whales. Seabirds are diverse; along with Black Guillemots and Northern Gannets, we are quite likely to see Great and Sooty Shearwaters, Razorbills, Atlantic Puffins, Common and Arctic Terns, and Northern Fulmars, and there is always a good chance of seeing jaegers, storm- petrels and Black-legged Kittiwakes. We take in the amazing shorebird concentrations of the Bay of Fundy, renowned for the highest tides on earth, and the sand dunes of Kouchibouguac National Park. We also visit Grand Manan Island when fall migration peaks for several groups of birds, and we could see well over 20 species of warblers. The interior forests support breeding populations of Black- backed Woodpecker, Spruce Grouse, White-winged Crossbill and Boreal Chickadee.

August 14 – 23, 2020 (10 days) With Jared Clarke $2,450 USD, $2,975 CAD + HST

Grand Newfoundland Birdwatching 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, both murres, and lesser numbers of Razorbills and Black Guillemots are nesting at this time. Caribou and moose are often photographable along the roadsides. Landbirds include interesting species such as Gray-cheeked Thrush, Boreal Chickadee, Blackpoll Warbler, crossbills, and Rock and Willow Ptarmigan. We spend two days in Gros Morne National Park, a stunningly beautiful area of mountains, fjords, sand dunes and wetlands.

June 17 – 28, 2020 (12 days) With Jared Clarke Atlantic Puffin $3,460 USD, $4,195 CAD + HST Learn more online at www.eagle-eye.com 13 NORTH AMERICA

Gila Woodpecker

Southeast Arizona NEW Southern specialties Join us in Arizona for the start of the monsoon season, known also as the second spring; the desert blossoms at this time, and it is the best season to find many of the hummingbirds and other specialties for which the region is famous. This tour highlights borderland specialties like Elegant Trogon, Spotted Owl, Rose-throated Becard, Mexican Chickadee, Thick-billed Kingbird and many more! Enjoy the breathtaking scenery in the mountains, with incredible red rock canyons towering overhead. This tour covers a variety of habitats and elevations from desert landscapes of towering saguaro cacti to the cool pine forests of the mountains. We should tally over 150 species of birds plus many fascinating mammals, herps, butterflies and flowers.

July 21 – 31, 2020 (11 days) With Skye Haas & Adam Kent $2,375 USD, $3,275 CAD

Elegant Trogon

14 Florida Fine winter birding! We experience a range of fascinating habitats from upland pine forests, prairies and cypress swamps to mangrove swamps, hardwood hammocks, and the sheltered waters of the Florida Keys. We take in the famous Ding Darling NWR for its waterbirds, Babcock-Webb WMA for the pine trio of Red-cockaded Woodpecker, Bachman’s Sparrow and Brown-headed Nuthatch, Everglades National Park for Mottled Duck, Limpkin, Wood Stork, Roseate Spoonbill, Snail Kite, Swallow-tailed Kite, Short-tailed Hawk, Purple Gallinule and others, and the Keys for southern Florida specialties such as Mangrove Cuckoo and White-crowned Pigeon. We also take a day trip to the fabulous Dry Tortugas, to witness the onset of breeding by thousands of Sooty Terns, Brown Noddies and Magnificent Frigatebirds. We end our tour in the Miami area, where several exotic species have become naturalized - various parakeets and parrots, mynas, exotic waterbirds, 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.

March 9 – 17, 2020 (9 days) Wood Stork With Adam Kent $3,750 USD, $5,175 CAD

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 bizarre honeycreepers with intriguing names like ‘I’iwi, ‘Amakihi, ‘Apapane and the amazing ‘Akiapola’au. Laysan Albatross, Red- footed Booby and both White-tailed and Red- tailed Tropicbirds are marvelously close. Humpback whales and spinner dolphins are just offshore in the incredible blue waters, green sea turtles are along beaches and the Kilauea Crater is just simply a must-see! A superb tour to a special place!

March 14 – 25, 2020 (12 days) With Chris Burney I’iwi © Chris Burney $4,850 USD, $6,675 CAD

Learn more online at www.eagle-eye.com 15 NORTH AMERICA Texas Spring Migration & Hill Country NEW Migration spectacle! The upper Texas coast is a birding paradise this time of year as tens of thousands of migrating birds pass through this region. We will witness the peak of migration when amazing totals of migrating birds can be observed at the world famous High Island and other nearby sites. We then head out to the Hill Country to seek out the endangered and highly localized Golden- cheeked Warblers and Black-capped Vireo. There is little overlap with the winter Texas tour and a list total of well over 200 species to be expected! In addition to the birds, we will visit a bat cave where millions of Mexican Free-tailed Bats emerge from an old mine; it is truly a spectacle to witness!

April 17 – 25, 2020 (9 days) With Skye Haas & Adam Kent $2,250 USD, $3,095 CAD

Summer Tanager

South Texas Whooping Cranes and south Texas specialties! February is a fine time to be in south Texas. Resident species are starting to nest, and some choice species are here before setting off for the north. Wading birds along the coastal lagoons include Whooping Cranes alongside stunning Roseate Spoonbills and Reddish Egrets. There are the southern Texas specialties – Tropical Parula, Green Jay, Clay-colored Robin, Altamira and Audubon’s Orioles, Buff-bellied Hummingbird and Hook-billed Kite, and we look for Brown Jay and White-collared Seedeater up the valley, and Aplomado Falcon towards South Padre Island. Our route will take us from Corpus Christi to Rockport, then down the coast to the Rio Grande Valley and Sable Palm, Weslaco’s Frontera Audubon Thicket, Bentsen State Park and superb Santa Ana NWR, and then up the valley to Salineño, Chapeño.

February 12 – 20, 2020 (9 days) With Syke Haas & Adam Kent $2,250 USD, $3,095 CAD

Roseate Spoonbill Painted16 Bunting Dragon’s Mouth Orchid © Jared Clarke Breaching Humpback Whale © Jared Clarke

EET 2019 Birds & Dinos Tour © Richard Stern Grizzly Bear, Banff National Park

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Snowcap, Costa Rica

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,

January 18 – 28, 2020 (11 days) toucans, cotingas, owls and so much more. As many With Ernesto Carman participants comment, each day is better than the last! $2,995 USD, $4,125 CAD February 22 – March 9, 2020 (17 days) With Ernesto Carman 18 $4,875 USD, $6,725 CAD Southern Mexico A wealth of birds and 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, for two restricted-range species: Nava’s Wren and Long-tailed Sabrewing, as well as Rosita’s Bunting and others. 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.

January 18 – February 1, 2020 (15 days) Snowcap, Costa Rica With Héctor Gómez De Silva Rosita’s Bunting $3,450 USD, $4,750 CAD

Central Mexico 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.

February 24 – March 4, 2020 (10 days) With Héctor Gómez De Silva & Adam Kent $2,895 USD, $3,995 CAD Monarch Butterflies, Mexico

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Belize & Tikal Wonderful birding and magnificant ruins Our Belize & Tikal birding tour visits three outstanding birding locations: Crooked Tree, Hidden Valley and Tikal. Imagine awakening to Ocellated Turkeys gobbling outside your door, Bat Falcons perched on a snag in the lodge grounds, Ornate Hawk-Eagle nesting close by, or a Jaguar ambling across the road. We look for Boat-billed and Agami Herons, Sungrebe and Jabiru and take boat rides for potoos and pauraques as well as Morelet’s crocodile and hickatee, a large river turtle. Tikal National Park boasts over 200 species, including woodcreepers, tanagers, cotingas, manakins, toucans, trogons, and much more. Imagine sitting atop a magnificent Mayan pyramid with King Vultures and White Hawks circling close by, Orange-breasted Falcons in sight, and tropical forest canopy stretching as far as the eye can see! This tour is what dreams are made of!

February 3 – 12, 2020 (10 days) With Ernesto Carman & Yousif Attia $3,675 USD, $4,895 CAD Yucatan Jays

Tikal National Park 20 Andean Cock-of-the-Rock Cuba BSC 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 the world’s smallest bird, the Bee Hummingbird. We also look for Zapata Sparrow, Zapata Wren, Bare- legged Owl and Gundlach’s Hawk. The area around Camaguey and the delightful coastal area of Cayo Coco hold several endemics – Giant Kingbird, Cuban Gnatcatcher and more. We visit the cool mountains of west Cuba, where we search for Olive-capped Warblers, tanagers and honeycreepers whilst being serenaded by the beautiful flute-like song of the Cuban Solitaire.

February 20 – 29, 2020 (10 days) With Yousif Attia $3,950 USD, $5,450 CAD Cuban Trogon

Puerto Rico Lovely Caribbean island birding Puerto Rico, a truly delightful island, has a marvelous array of different habitats, from sandy beach and mangroves to dry arid scrub forest and surprisingly lush and verdant tropical montane forests. Puerto Rico has its fair share of endemics, ranging from the delightlful and exquisite Puerto Rican Tody to the highly endangered and very local Puerto Rican Parrot. Some endemics such as Puerto Rican Bullfinch and Puerto Rican Woodpecker are widespread, while others are decidedly local such as Elfin Woods Warbler, first discovered in 1971, Puerto Rican Nightjar, thought to be extinct before its rediscovery in 1961, and the endangered Yellow-shouldered Blackbird.

February 22 – 29, 2020 (8 days) With Chris Burney $2,550 USD, $3,495 CAD

Puerto Rican Tody

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Trinidad & Tobago T Superb neotropical birding in splendid surroundings! A wonderful introduction to the birds of South America. This relaxed and easy-paced tour stays at only two locations. On Trinidad, we stay at internationally famous Asa Wright Nature Centre. The Centre is in the mountains of the Northern Range, at about 1200 feet. We explore rainforests around the centre, and make day trips to montane forests, Caroni and Nariva Swamps, savanna and drier bush habitats in the vicinity and other localities as time permits. Highlights are numerous: the glorious spectacle of wave upon wave of Scarlet Ibis at twilight, amazing Oilbirds in caves, motmots, hummingbirds, honeycreepers and oropendolas from our balcony, nightjars and potoos and owls by flashlight, antbirds, jacamars and woodcreepers along nature trails. Tobago has a fauna more characteristic of Caribbean Islands, hosting several species not found on neighboring 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!

November 26 – December 6, 2019 (11 days) December 6 – 16, 2020 (11 days) With Ernesto Carman & Jared Clarke (2019) $4,975USD, $6,625 CAD (2019)

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Shining Honeycreeper

Panama: Canal Zone & the Darien T World-famous Pipeline Road and much more! Panama with its very rich avifauna has quickly emerged as a top birding destination. Panama is the transition zone between Central and South America. It feels more “tropical” even than adjacent Costa Rica, with many representatives of typical Neotropical families – woodcreepers, toucans, jacamars, motmots, manakins, antbirds, cotingas, tinamous, plus a plethora of tanagers, flycatchers, honeycreepers and parrots. There is always the chance of a mega-bird such as Harpy Eagle and scarce mammals such as Ocelot or Tapir. Our Tranquilo tour focuses on two main areas – the Canal zone, and east into the Darien at Torti. Torti is in a world-class birding zone and many endemic species occur here. This is followed by several days investigating the superb and rich birdlife of the Canal Zone forests, while based at the Gamboa Rainforest Lodge, Blue-naped Chlorophonia including marvelous Pipeline Road which runs through wet forests in Soberanía National Park. The hummingbird feeders at Cerro Azul are often very productive, and Panama City’s Metropolitan “I have recently returned from the trip Park supports Lance-tailed Manakin, Rosy Thrush-Tanager, to Panama - Canal Zone and Darien even Red-naped Tamarin monkeys. With its short distances, and would highly recommend this tour.” excellent infrastructure and outstanding wildlife, Panama is - Sharon, 2019 Panama tour participant superb and our visit will be a truly unforgettable experience.

January 6 – 14, 2020 (9 days) With Ernesto Carman $2,650 USD, $3,650 CAD Learn more online at www.eagle-eye.com 23 AMERICAS

Sun Parakeets

Guyana: Neotropical Wilderness Birding Cotingas galore! Guyana, in northern South America, has a small human population concentrated along the coast. The rest of the country is a marvelous stretch of unbroken, mostly untouched rainforest blending into savanna on the Brazilian border. It is home to Kaieteur Falls, plunging 741 feet in the single longest drop of any waterfall, and is a site for Guianan Cock- of-the-Rock. Vast Iwokrama Forest Reserve offers miles of forest roads and trails affording some of the best cotinga viewing in the world. Early in the tour we travel along Georgetown’s local rivers for Hoatzin and Rufous Crab-Hawk; further south we take in the Amerindian village of Surama - a fascinating experience, potentially with an active Harpy Eagle nest nearby; and visit an eco-lodge on the wonderful Rupununi River in a still remote part of central Guyana, complete with Giant Otters and Black Caiman. Leaving the rainforest, we take in rivers on the border with Brazil for some very local and scarce endemics, and we travel west to Spangled Cotinga an area where the highly endangered Sun Parakeet occurs. Our tour has a sense of adventure – we travel by boat along rivers through miles of forests, fly over large expanses of forests to land beside huge waterfalls or on vast savannas, and stay in lodges far removed from other habitation.

January 16 – 28, 2020 (13 days) With Paul Prior $7,175 USD, $9,875 CAD 24 Puma © Steve Ogle

Patagonia Wildlife Safari Patagonia Pre-tour: Iguazu Falls Birding T Puma, whales, seals and birds against Atlantic Rainforest specialties and spectacular falls a mountain backdrop This tour will take in the magnificent Iguazu National We explore the untamed southern part of Patagonia Park where over 350 bird species have been sighted, where some of the world’s most picturesque as well it is home to jaguars and other cats. Here, we landscapes are filled with abundant marine and search for Atlantic forest beauties including Surucua terrestrial wildlife. The southern reaches of Chile Trogon, Swallow-tailed Manakin, Green-headed and Argentina offer exceptional viewing of southern Tanager, Blond-crested Woodpecker, and Black-fronted right whales and elephant seals to King, Gentoo and Piping-Guan. But none is more emblematic of the Magellanic Penguins. Further inland we find the falls than the Great Dusky Swift, seen powering over best puma (mountain lion) viewing on the planet. and around the impressive cascades themselves. As for It’s springtime in Patagonia and all of the breeding this magnificent spectacle, Iguazu Falls really is a must- birds will be showing their best. These include Austral see and we will be right in the heart of the action. Parakeets, Chilean Flamingoes, three species of steamer November 1 – 6, 2019 (6 days) duck and perhaps the endangered Magellanic Plover. October 30 – November 4, 2020 (6 days) Overall this trip offers a wonderfully enjoyable jaunt $1,995 USD, $2,750 CAD (2019) through a stark and jaw-dropping landscape full of history, culture and of course, wild animals.

November 6 – 19, 2019 (14 days) November 4 – 17, 2020 (14 days) With Steve Ogle and Paul Prior $5,995 USD, $7,995 CAD (2019)

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Colombia 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 western Colombia, from Bogota and its high altitude White-tailed Hillstar specialties north through the Magdalena Valley and its very bird-rich reserves, to the western Andes Colombia Santa Marta Extension near Manizales and Cali. We will encounter a host of exciting species - trogons, tanagers, neotropical Endemic-rich mountains! ovenbirds, toucans, quetzals - the list seems endless. The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is an isolated We take in a number of reserves famous for their mountain range, and is among the most endemic- birding, including Rio Claro, Montezuma, Rio rich areas in the world. Our comfortable lodge at Blanco, and Otun Quimbaya plus several others. ProAves Reserva Natural de las Aves El Dorado is situated on a private reserve with marvelous views Colombia has now opened her doors to tourists of the valleys and the Caribbean beyond. The area and naturalists alike; where we go is somewhat supports a range of habitats and many endemics and rugged, but exciting. We stay primarily in or near specialties occur here - the list seems endless!! reserves, where new accommodations facilitate birding groups. Birding can be astounding, and the In addition, we will visit the more mesic areas near reserves often protect the last remaining habitats Minca, the xerophytic scrub at Los Flamencos, of several range-restricted, endangered birds. as well as several lagoons used seasonally by large concentrations of Greater Flamingos. April 5 – 19, 2020 (15 days) March 30 – April 5, 2020 (7 days) With Héctor Gómez De Silva With Ernesto Carman $6,495 USD, $8,950 CAD $ 4,475 USD, $3,250 CAD

Santa26 Marta Mountains Southern Ecuador Endemics and conservation reserves Mainland Ecuador can lay claim to one of the highest concentration of biodiversity in the world including over 1600 species of birds. Many of Ecuador’s species, especially those found west of the Andes and in the dry Tumbesian regions of the south, are rare, small- range endemics, found nowhere else in the world. Our tour will focus on visiting these specialized regions to see these endemics. We will visit conservation reserves that were established by the Jocotoco Foundation to protect critically endangered species, including the newly discovered Jocotoco Antpitta. We will stay in lodges within the reserves, where we can see most of the wildlife or access trails simply by stepping out our door! November 21 – December 6, 2020 (15 days) Jocotoco Antpitta © Doug Wechsler With Héctor Gómez de Silva

Urraca Lodge, Jorupe

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Spain Excellent birding in nature reserves Join us as we explore towns steeped in medieval culture, the Atlantic shores at Tarifa at the Straits of Gibraltar, and picturesque white limestone communities nestled on mountainsides. We will visit Sierra de Gredos and Extremadura with its incredible birdlife, especially the high concentration of raptors at Monfrague, the wetland wilderness of the Cota Doñana, and the charming hills and valleys of the Serrania de Ronda. Wildlife highlights will be many - Greater Flamingo, several eagles - Spanish Imperial, Golden, Booted and Bonelli’s, both Great and Little Bustards, Collared Pratincole, Azure-winged Magpie, sandgrouse, several larks, wheatears and rock-thrushes, warblers, shorebirds, choice gulls – the list goes on.

May 1 – 13, 2020 (13 days) With Pablo Perez Martinez & Javi Elorriaga $3,325 USD, $4,450 CAD

28 Spain 2019 Tour © PabloBlack Perez Wheatear Martinez Kew Palace

England Birds & Gardens: Southeast Two great English passions – birds and gardens! This very special tour combines birding with the great British tradition of gardens! We take in gardens that deservedly have international reputations – the incomparable Kew Gardens, Beth Chatto’s Garden, Hyde Hall RHS, East Ruston, Wyken Hall, Bressingham Gardens, Barnsdale Gardens and many others not on regular tourist routes and with attractions all their own. Our birding is at nature reserves and national parks, although naturally there is a suite of birds in the gardens themselves. We target several choice species – Pied Avocet, Dartford Warbler, Bearded Reedling, Cetti’s Warbler, Western Marsh Harrier, Stone Curlew, Nightingale and many more. Starting in London, we head to Kent, the county referred to as the garden of England, and then head west through Sussex and Surrey before turning northeast to East Anglia, arguably the best birding area in England, where we visit Minsmere, Titchwell, Hickling Broad Stone Curlew and Cley among several RSPB nature reserves.

April 25 – May 6, 2020 (12 days) With Michael Hoit & Sally Jacobs $4,425 USD, $5,750 CAD Call for more information 1-800-373-5678 29 AUSTRALASIA

New Zealand Kiwis, Penguins, pelagics and endemics! A land of remarkable landscapes, from volcanoes and hotsprings to steep, deep fjords, snow- capped mountains and huge glaciers. Our tour takes us to North, South, and Stewart Islands, each with special attractions and natural wonders. New Zealand is famous for those odd flightless, wingless, long-beaked ground-dwellers, the Kiwis, after which New Zealanders are named. There are many 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. In addition, pelagic trips off New Zealand rank among the world’s finest where we will see albatrosses, shearwaters, petrels and skuas.

November 9 – 29, 2019 (21 days) November 7 – 27, 2020 (21 days) With Jody Allair $7,995 USD, $10,475 CAD (2019)

Optional Hauraki Gulf pelagic: November 8 – 9, 2019

30 Kea Parrot Eastern Australia An exceptional journey from Cairns to Sydney Australia is a naturalist’s dream come true. Australia harbors enormous diversity of habitats, including the world’s longest coral reef (the 1260-mile long Great Barrier Reef). Our birding tour focuses on eastern Australia during the dry season. From northeast, where we have a chance for cassowary, bowerbirds and platypus, to the southeast’s lyrebirds, fairy wrens, wallabies, albatrosses and penguins, our tour samples a good portion of Australia’s scenery, avifauna and other wildlife. Endemism here in Australia is extraordinary! A superb and exciting tour with mostly easy birding in comfortable surroundings – truly unforgettable!

October 8 – 24, 2019 (17 days) with Barry Davies October 13 – 29, 2020 (17 days) $5,395 USD, $6,995 CAD (2019)

Tropical Australia Darwin and the parks of the Northern Territory Tropical Australia around Darwin is humid, lush and green with wonderfully rich and colorful birdlife. We Koala visit several renowned birding hotspots with huge numbers including several endemics. In addition, we will enjoy internationally renowned Aboriginal art sites. Australia: Tasmania September 30 – October 8, 2019 (9 days) Unique island wildlife awaits! October 5 – 13, 2020 (9 days) Tasmania encompasses a wide variety of habitats and With Rob Elvish climates. The Victorian countryside seems reassuringly $2,575 USD, $3,375 CAD (2019) familiar due to two centuries of European settlement, but wildlife is specifically Australian. Large flocks of exotic parrots feed on the highway verges and multicolored fairy-wrens and honeyeaters fill the woods, while kangaroos graze in the paddocks. Tasmania holds many endemics, among them some fascinating birds, even flightless ones such as the Tasmanian Native Hen.

October 24 – 28, 2019 (5 days) with Barry Davies October 29 – November 2, 2020 (5 days) $1,595 USD, $2,095 CAD (2019)

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Gould’s Sunbird

Cambodia & South Vietnam Rich birding, fascinating countries and Angkor Wat Vietnam has a rich and diverse birdlife incorporating avifaunas of the Himalayas, Malaysia and China, and more endemics than any other country in south-east Asia. Our tour covers south of this fascinating country, taking in the superb National Parks of Cat Tien and its lowland forests and wetlands, as well as Di Linh and the still extensive forests of the Da Lat plateau where many regional specialties and Vietnamese endemics occur. This time of year finds the country at its best, the climate mostly cool, dry and enjoyable, winter birds still present and resident ones gearing up for breeding. In Cambodia, we have several chances to see White- shouldered and Giant Ibis, as well as Bengal Florican, Painted Stork, Greater Adjutant, Mekong Wagtail and critically endangered Irriwaddy Dolphin, Angkor Wat Temple, Cambodia plus the astonishing temples and ruins of Angkor Wat! This tour will be an amazing adventure!

January 10 – 26, 2020 (17 days) With Chris Burney $6,475 USD, $8,925 CAD

32 Taiwan NEW Exquisite native pheasants and endemics To Portuguese sailors in the 16th century, Taiwan was Ilha Formosa, ”Beautiful Island”, because of its lush forests and the jagged peaks of its mountainous spine. Beyond the beautiful forested mountains, Taiwan also rich tidal estuaries, wetlands, lowland mixed forests, and montane deciduous broadleaf and coniferous forests. Our tour will focus on the endemics, from 15 to 29, depending upon source, including Taiwan Partridge, Swinhoe’s and Mikado Pheasants and many others. Taiwan is also an important stopover site with many migrants moving north at this time of year. Taiwan is a safe, welcoming country, with good infrastructure, a growing conservation movement, classic mountain scenery, friendly people and wonderful food.

April 8 – 18, 2020 (11 days) With Chris Burney $5,250 USD, $7,250 CAD

Mikado Pheasant

Western India & the Himalaya NEW Diverse birds and large mammals! We will visit two very different areas: Gujarat in the dry west and the foothills of the Himalayas. The west is relatively sparsely populated and here we will search for Asiatic Lion, Indian Wolf and Blackbuck and an array of rare or endemic bird species, such as Gray Hypocolius, White- naped Tit, Crab Plover, Terek Sandpiper and Saunders’s Tern. The scenery will be spectacular! After a visit to world-famous Keoladeo Ghana National Park (Bharatpur) and the Taj Mahal at Agra we make our way via Delhi to the foothills of the Himalayas. We stay at Corbett National Park, where tiger and leopard are possible and we bird in the vicinities of two hill stations, where our bird list will grow by leaps and bounds. Expect a trip list between 300 and 400 bird species, plus a number of large mammals and reptiles.

February 1 – 20, 2020 (20 days) With Rudolf Koes $6,650 USD, $9,175 CAD Indian Tiger Blue Pitta

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Namibia, Botswana & Victoria Falls Enchanting wonders in a starkly beautiful land! Amazing diversity of wildlife awaits us on this special birding tour to southwestern Africa. The starkly beautiful Namib Desert with its sand dunes and infamous Skeleton Coast are home to a surprising amount of wildlife. Coastal wetlands host thousands of breeding and migratory birds - flamingos, pelicans, herons, waterfowl, shorebirds. The Erongo Mountains are a delightful area, where Rosy-faced Lovebirds, Monteiro’s Hornbills, Rockrunner and Hartlaub’s Francolins grace the rocky environment. We ascend the spectacular Namib Escarpment, which is inhabited by a whole suite of birds occurring only in Namibia and southern Angola. Etosha National Park is internationally famous for its herbivores and the predators that stalk them, from elephants, rhinoceros, oryx and kudus to lions and leopards. The Okavango River supports many riverine species including many kingfishers and Rock Pratincole, Rosy-faced Lovebirds and we dip down into world famous Okavanga Delta in Botswana for two days of wonderful wildlife viewing. Spectacular Victoria Falls is a fitting finale to this marvelous tour.

November 2 – 19, 2019 (18 days) $7,865 USD, $10,250 CAD

November 28 – Decmber 17, 2020 (20 days) $7,950 USD, $10,595 CAD With John Kinghorn

White34 Rhino Tanzania NEW Iconic mammals and birds of East Africa Northern Tanzania contains perhaps the most magnificent and awesome wildlife spectacle on Earth. The famous Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater still support over two million large mammals; vast herds of herbivores and accompanying carnivores live in this immense wilderness and we shall experience this wondrous sight whilst traveling through this superlative region, where some of the best birding in Africa occurs. From Arusha, with the ever-present Mounts Meru and Kilimanjaro as a background, we visit a diverse cross-section of this wonderful country. We begin in the savanna of the marvelous Serengeti. The list of splendid wildlife seems endless – lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, zebras, wildebeest, antelopes – and birding will be awesome, from Ostriches to Martial Eagles and Secretary Birds, from sunbirds to sandgrouse, bustards and hornbills. From there we descend into the superb Ngorongoro Crater. There is so much to see here - fabulous birds, lots of large mammals including the alarmingly rare Black Rhinoceros, marvelous scenery. Finally, we take in Tarangire National Park, home to classic baobab trees and large numbers of African Elephants. The indelible memories of marvelous wildlife, dramatic scenery and still present wilderness are to be cherished for a lifetime!

March 29 – April 11, 2020 (14 days) $6,950 USD, $9,575 CAD With James Wolstencroft

Learn more online at www.eagle-eye.com 35 EXPEDITION CRUISES 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 ships have the ability to land virtually anywhere using zodiacs, providing excellent opportunities for exploration. The resource staff on board provide the opportunity to learn about diverse interests, typically including natural history, culture, geology, history, archaeology, art, photography, music and more. We usually have one or two shore landings per day that may visit a wildlife highlight, a local community, a historical site, or just an interesting looking area that we think deserves some exploration. Add in a couple of presentations or workshops, fine dining, and some live music in the evening and you have a full day on Ocean Endeavor © Michelle Valberg an unforgettable voyage of discovery. Voyage with us to these seldom visited and remarkable places!

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High Arctic Explorer Cruise Calving icebergs, marine mammals and Franklin’s graves In the mythic far reaches of the Arctic lie Inuit homelands. Journey in comfort from Qausuittuq (Resolute Bay), Nunavut to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland. Visit the Arctic at the height of summer! Explore Tallurutiup Imanga (Lancaster Sound), a newly designated marine protected area. Visit the graves of Franklin’s men on Beechey Island. Enjoy an Inuit welcome in Mittimatalik (Pond Inlet); try your hand at Arctic games. Across Baffin Bay lies the sublime Greenland coast. Illulissat offers cafes, hiking, and handicrafts. Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to Sermeq Kujalleq, the fastest-moving glacier in the world. Explore the best of Greenland and Nunavut in summer! “Every step of the process from inquiry, to booking and then the tour itself was a class act.” July 31 – August 11, 2020 (12 days) - S. Eaton, 2019 Expedition Cruise participant Berths from $7,595 USD

August 11 – 22, 2020 (12 days) Berths from $7,595 USD

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Karat Fjord © Renee Franken

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, traversing James Ross Strait en route to Gjoa Haven, and calving glaciers of Greenland, before crossing to the where Amundsen honed his polar skills. Passing towering peaks of Baffin Island. We’ll visit Mittimatalik through Bellot Strait, we watch for whales, walrus, (Pond Inlet) for a cultural presentation and pay respects polar bear and muskox. At Beechey Island we pay our at the Franklin Expedition graves at Beechey Island. respects at the Franklin Graves. On Devon Island, These high arctic islands offer opportunities to spot Peary we visit the ruins of the Dundas Harbour RCMP caribou, polar bear, walrus and muskox—and visits to and HBC posts, before calling in at Canada’s most ghostly RCMP and Hudson’s Bay Company posts. Bellot northerly community, Aujuittuq (Grise Fjord). Strait affords a striking passage to the western Arctic and Continuing north into the wilds of Smith Sound we eventually our destination: Kugluktuk (Coppermine), expect ice, ice and more ice! We trace the routes of the end of our epic journey above the Arctic Circle. famous explorers such as Rasmussen and Peary as we To sail the Northwest Passage is to sail living history; join call in at Greenland’s northernmost community of the ranks of the fearless adventurers who have been lured Qaannaq. Sailing south admist towering icebergs, we by its spirit. Half the world away is closer than you think. witness calving glaciers, explore deep fjords and visit the UNESCO world heritage site of the Ilulissat Icefjord. August 22 – September 7, 2020 (17 days) Berths from $10,995 USD September 7 – 23, 2020 (17 days) Aboard Ocean Endeavour Berths from $10,995 USD Aboard Ocean Endeavour

38 Greenland & Wild Labrador Wilderness, wildlife and spectacular coastlines This extraordinary sailing showcases staggering geographic diversity, covering over 2,200 nautical miles from the head of Sondre Stromfjord in Greenland all the way to St. John’s, NL— stopping at four Canadian National Parks along the way. We set out along the western coast of Greenland exploring one of the many fjords for which the area is famed. Across Davis Strait in Canada, we visit stunning Torngat Mountains National Park. Northern Labrador has to be seen to be believed—and we will do just that, via daily Zodiac expeditions and excursions. As we move further south, we’ll visit the newly created Akami-Uapishk-KakKasuak—Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve. Crossing the Strait of Belle Isle to Newfoundland, we’ll pay our respects to North America’s Viking visitors at L’Anse aux Meadows. While in Newfoundland, we’ll explore Terra Nova National Park before ending our voyage in historic St. John’s. Labrador © Scott Sporleder September 23 – October 7, 2020 (15 days) Berths from $6,595 USD Aboard Ocean Endeavour

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Mighty Saint Lawrence Atlantic Canada Explorer The Gulf of St. Lawrence is Canada’s historic gateway. Springtime on Canada’s east coast is a time Here, nature and culture are outstanding. We’ll tour of bloom and bounty. Explore highlights of four provinces and the French Island of Saint Pierre! Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Saint-Pierre—expedition style! Springtime in the Gulf is brilliant. Birders love the Northern Gannets, Common Murres, Razorbills, puffins, Warmed by the waters of the Gulf Stream, Canada’s and more. And we’ll all be on the watch for whales— east coast comes alive in springtime. Trees and there are thirteen species of cetaceans in the Gulf. flowers burst into bloom, marine mammals are on the move, and seabirds flock in the thousands. Geological wonders are abundant: world-famous Percé Rock. Saguenay Fjord, and Newfoundland’s south coast. Centuries of overlapping culture—Mi’kmaq, Acadian, English, Scottish, Irish, and French—have left their mark Layers of culture include Mi’kmaq, Algonquin, on the landscapes here. Rugged forts, quaint towns, Québecois, Acadian, English, and Scots influences. rustic villages, and remote islands dot the coastlines. Our multilingual guides love to share—immerse yourself in music, dance, arts, and learning. With expedition stops in Newfoundland, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia’s south coast, the Fundy June 5 – 15, 2020 (11 days) Isles, and more, this tour includes lesser-known Berths from $3,595 USD and hard-to-reach gems of Canada’s glorious Aboard Ocean Endeavour east coast—and every stop is a highlight!

June 15 – 26, 2020 (12 days) Berths from $3,995 USD Aboard Ocean Endeavour

40 Îles de la Madeleine scenery © Michel Bonato Heart of the Arctic Art, culture and vibrant communities This journey encompasses the beating heart of the Arctic from Nunavik in northern Quebec to Nunavut and, finally, the coast of Greenland across the Davis Strait. We’ll travel just after the summer solstice, when the midnight sun will be near its zenith. The chances of seeing wildlife, including polar bears, walrus, and muskox are excellent. This expedition is far and away our most community and art-focused Arctic itinerary; throughout, we will meet highly reputed creators and their creations. Kinngait (Cape Dorset) is widely hailed as the Inuit art capital and is home to some of the most celebrated stone carvers in the Arctic. Steeped in a culture all its own, the heart of the Arctic will stay with you long after you return home.

July 19 – 31, 2020 (13 days) Berths from $4,995 USD Kangaamiut, Greenland © Renee Franken Aboard Ocean Endeavour

Newfoundland Circumnavigation Experience the magic of Newfoundland and her people Starting and ending in historic St. John’s, this trip offers an intimate experience of Newfoundland’s lively culture and dramatic scenery via daily expedition stops and community visits. A visit to the French island of Saint-Pierre completes the adventure. Famed for its music and stories, Newfoundland is also incredibly picturesque, with a rugged coastline rendered spectacular by spring foliage and light. Newfoundland’s rich natural history, including the remarkable geology of Gros Morne, is second only to its incredible cultural offerings. We will visit Red Bay’s Basque Whaling Station (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), learn about the Viking history in North America at L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site, and enjoy a taste of the Mi’kmaq culture in Miawpukek First Nation (Conne River).

June 26 – July 6, 2020 (11 days) Berths from $4,595 USD Aboard Ocean Endeavour L’Anse Aux Meadows © Michelle Valberg L’Anse

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Antarctica, South Georgia & Falkland Islands Crossing the Antarctic Circle Wildlife galore on the islands of the seventh continent Amazing wildlife viewing and exploration Join us as we explore some of the routes and landings Antarctica is the ultimate destination for the true of Shackleton’s epic adventure. From the tip of Tierra adventurer. On this cruise, we chart a course through del Fuego, to the Falkland Islands, the South Orkneys, the Drake Passage and along the Antarctic Peninsula South Georgia, and the Antarctic continent, this is a with the ambition of crossing the Antarctic Circle. trip like no other. We’ll revisit portions of Shackleton’s This voyage offers unparalleled wildlife viewing, plus South Georgia Island trek, and pay our respects at unique opportunities to engage with science and his grave in Grytviken. Wildlife on these islands exploration history. Penguins, seabirds, seals, and is almost beyond belief. We’ll encounter albatross, whales will all feature prominently in this adventure! elephant, fur and leopard seals, whales galore, and literally millions of penguins. For the truly adventurous Should we manage to navigate the ice and arrive at 66°33’S, traveller, Antarctica is the ultimate destination. we will become members of very small band of explorers and adventurous travelers who have made it this far south. In October and November, the pack ice begins to break up, and the landscape is pristine with plenty of fresh February 10 – 24, 2020 (15 days) snow. It’s mating season for the penguins and other January 31 – February 15, 2021 (16 days) birds. Adélie, Chinstrap and Gentoo penguins and Berths from $11,495 USD (2021) other seabirds return to their breeding sites. You’re Aboard Island Sky likely to witness courtship displays, nest building and egg tending. In South Georgia, elephant seals and fur seals are mating, and king penguins are laying their eggs. Parents can be seen “carrying” eggs on their feet so that one parent can shuffle around the colony while the other adult goes out to sea to feed. Join us for this once- in-a-lifetime journey to the great southern continent!

November 2 – 22, 2019 (21 days) November 1 – 22, 2020 (22 days) Berths from $14,295 USD Aboard Hebridean Sky Hebridean Sky

42 Hiking in the Arctic © Renee Franken

Hiking in Akureyri, Greenland © Cam Gillies Polar Bears © Renee Franken

Croker Bay, Devon Island © Cam Gillies Inuit Clothing © Renee Franken

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Howler Monkey, Costa Rica Scarlet Macaw

Costa Rica & the Panama Canal Cruise Marine life and wildlife of the Pacific Embrace the exotic beauty of coastal Costa Rica and Panama. Experience tropical landscapes and seascapes by yacht. Transit the Panama Canal in style! We begin by exploring Costa Rica’s west coast. We’ll call at remote national parks and tropical islands. And we’ll conclude by transiting the Panama Canal! The Pacific coast of Costa Rica and Panama is an explorer’s paradise. Each day offers a new MS Panorama discovery: a port of call, a crystal cove, a cultural experience, a glimpse of history. Teeming jungles, charming towns, islands abuzz with life: discover the Expedition Cruises Coming in 2021: cultures, flora and fauna of Central America! France & Spain Scotland Slowly March 20 – 31, 2020 (12 days) Scotland to Iceland Aboard MS Panorama Iceland Circumnavigation Berths from $4,995 USD Iceland to Greenland

44 Steller’s Sea Eagle Humpback whale, Iceland

Russian Far East: Birding the Ring of Fire Rich birds and wildlife in this very remote region The Pacific Ring of Fire manifests itself nowhere more dramatically than in Russia’s Far East. Along one of the world’s most active plate boundaries, volcanic and geothermal activity has built a unique and amazing landscape. Our voyage visits the Kamchatka Peninsula, the Commander Islands (the western extremity of the Aleutians) and the Kuril Islands. Each offers stunning scenery, each has its own story and in many cases endemic plants and birds. We visit some of the richest areas in the world for seabirds and cetaceans. Birders will be thrilled with up to 14 species of auks including Tufted and Horned Puffins, Parakeet, Whiskered and Rhinoceros Spirit of Enderby Auklets, as well as Spectacled and Pigeon Guillemots. For those keen on cetaceans we can reasonably expect to see blue, fin, sperm, humpback and gray whales as well as orca, Baird’s beaked-whale and Dall’s porpoise.

May 27 – June 8, 2020 (13 days) Berths from $7,650 USD Aboard Spirit of Enderby

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Sailing Haida Gwaii Totems, seabirds and wild coastlines Sailing Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands) and touring Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve are marvelous and unforgettable experiences! The majestic coast, wilderness, people and wildlife of coastal British Columbia are stunning; this coast has some of the most magnificent tracts of temperate rainforest remaining on the planet. We have opportunities to land in otherwise inaccessible areas, explore wonderful coastal forests and shorelines, appreciate rich history, and become Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bears aware of social and environmental issues with residents. Intimate grizzly viewing Along the way, we can expect to see and learn about the wildlife still so abundant on this coast. The Khutzeymateen Inlet is one of British Columbia’s most northern glacial fjords, with characteristic steep We should encounter orca, seals and sealions, maybe cliffs, thick forests and rich estuary ecosystems. The humpback and gray whales, black bears, as well as Khutzeymateen Valley is Canada’s only grizzly bear dozens of Bald Eagles, puffins, murres, guillemots, sanctuary. We voyage along the Inlet’s winding shores and murrelets. Sabine’s Gulls, shearwaters, petrels and and can expect some wonderful bear viewing. We even Black-footed Albatross are possible, as are other look forward to exploring the outer islands, watching surprises! We hope you join us for what promises to Steller sea lions. Ashore, we walk along rugged be an engaging and exciting voyage of discovery! beaches and hike to see bog flowers. In addition, May 23 – June 1, 2020 (10 days) we will take time for incredible sea kayaking. Aboard Island Solitude May 31 – June 6, 2020 (7 days) $6,695 USD, $8,125 CAD + GST Aboard Island Roamer $3,925 USD, $4,750 CAD + GST

Grizzly bear © Hubert Kang 46 Orcas, Totems & Grizzlies Sailing through one of B.C.’s gems At the northern end of Vancouver Island lies a maze of islands and waterways, full of wildlife, beautiful scenery, and the history and traditions of the Kwakwaka’wakw people (Kwakiutl). Johnstone Strait is the best place in the world to see orca (killer whales). Salmon converge in these nutrient rich waterways prior to spawning, attracting groups of orcas. You can expect to see a variety of marine wildlife as well as grizzly bears. In addition, we will visit Alert Bay and Village Island for a cultural experience.

August 3 – 9, 2020 (7 days) Aboard Island Odyssey $3,995 USD, $4,850 CAD + GST Orcas © Patrick Presi Great Bear Rainforest Lush forests and towering mountains alive with wilderness The “Great Bear Rainforest” is the largest remaining original coastal rainforest left on the Pacific coast. The name refers to the significant populations of black and grizzly bears that are supported by the abundant salmon runs. We will cruise through this remote wilderness of emerald forests, lush river valleys and broad estuaries while the salmon are spawning in search of grizzly and black bears, humpback whales, with excellent chances to see the elusive Spirit bear!

Spirit Bear © Tom Stoeri August 28 – September 4, 2020 (8 days) Aboard Island Roamer $5,055 USD, $6,125 CAD + GST

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2019 Russian Far East Voyage Baffin Island Floe Edge NOVEMBER Alberta BIrds & Dinosaurs Antarctica, S. Georgia, & Falklands Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bears Namibia, Botswana Patagonia Wildlife Safari JUNE New Zealand Canadian Rockies: Kananaskis & Banff Trinidad & Tobago Baffin Island Floe Edge: Narwhals & Polar Bears DECEMBER Mighty Saint Lawrence Cruise Atlantic Canada Explorer Cruise Indonesia Sailing Grand Newfoundland BIrdwatching Trinidad & Tobago Baffin Island Walrus & Bowheads Newfoundland Circumnavigation 2020 JANUARY JULY Panama: Canal Zone & Darien High Arctic & Northwest Territories Cambodia & South Vietnam Belugas, Bears & Birds Guyana: Neotropical Wilderness Birding Heart of the Arctic Cruise Costa Rica Sampler Southeast Arizona Southern Mexico High Arctic Explorer Cruise AUGUST FEBRUARY British Columbia Orcas & Grizzlies Western India & Himalayas New Brunswick & Grand Manan Belize & Tikal Into the Northwest Passage South Texas Antarctica Circle Crossing Great Bear Rainforest Sailing Cuba Costa Rica SEPTEMBER Puerto Rico Out of the Northwest Passage Central Mexico: Monarchs & Endemics Greenland & Wild Labrador Quebec in Fall: Birds & Whales MARCH Manitoba Owls OCTOBER Florida Saskatchewan Whooping Cranes Costa Rica & Panama Cruise Tropical Australia Hawaii South Pacific Melanesia Discoverer Colombia: Santa Marta Extension Eastern Australia Tanzania Australia: Tasmania

APRIL NOVEMBER Colombia Antarctica, Falklands & South Georgia Texas Spring Migration & Hill Country Patagonia Wildlife Safari England Birds & Gardens Southeast New Zealand Taiwan Southern Ecuador

MAY DECEMBER Spain Trinidad & Tobago Point Pelee & Algonquin Park Haida Gwaii Sailing Ultimate British Columbia

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When to sign up for a tour? What is included in the tour price? If you have found a tour of interest and you have The tour price includes all lodging, ground transportation, confirmed it works with your schedule, you should in-country air transportation, guide services, park and sign up for the tour. The sooner the better. special entrance fees, ferry costs, boat charter fees, How to sign up for a tour? gratuities and baggage handling for those requiring assistance, unless otherwise stated. Outside Canada To confirm your registration on a tour, you need to and the USA, the tour price includes all meals. Land complete a registration form AND pay the deposit tours in Canada and the USA include breakfasts and for the tour. There are different options available to lunches, but usually do not include the cost of evening accomplish this. You can: 1) Fill out a registration meals. This allows participants maximum flexibility to form digitally and send it as an email attachment to choose the foods and portion size from familiar menus. [email protected]. You can call us with your credit Tour fees do not include any alcoholic beverages, card to pay the deposit over the phone, or 2) Print the transportation to or from the tour departure or conclusion registration form and mail it to us along with a check, points, passport and visa fees, airport taxes, phone or 3) Use our online booking form on our website calls, laundry, or other items of a personal nature. www.eagle-eye.com to complete your registration. Group discounts Deposits are $300 USD/CAD per person for most of our land tours. Most cruises require a deposit of $1000 Group discounts are available on most of our land USD. We accept payment by cheque, money order, or tours for groups of 4 or more booking together. The credit card. Our prices are cash/cheque discounted. group size and applicable discount are: 4 or 5 people, 5% discount; 6 or 7 people, 7% discount; 8 or 9 When will my tour be confirmed? people, 9% discount; and 10 or more people, 10% On our land tours, we will determine if a tour is a discount. These group discounts cannot be used in GO at 120 days prior to departure. At that time we conjunction with any other Eagle-Eye Tours promotion. assess if we have the minimum number of participants Cancellation & Refund Policy required and if all logistics are in place. If all is well, we will invoice you for the tour and officially Land Tours: Notification of cancellation must be received announce this tour as a go. In most cases, the balance in writing. Unless otherwise noted, the following policy of payment is due 90 days prior to departure. Once applies: If cancellation is received up to 120 days prior you receive the tour is a go email, you may go ahead to departure, full deposit and any payment, less a $100 and book your flights and finalize your travel plans. (USD or CAD) cancellation fee per person, will be refunded. If cancellation is received between 60 days and About our prices 119 days prior to departure, 50% of the tour fee is not We make every effort to charge the prices quoted in our refundable. Thereafter, all deposits and payments are catalogue; fluctuations in major currencies may force non-refundable. Refunds cannot be made to participants us to change tour prices at any time before departure. who do not complete the tour for any reason. Current prices are listed on our website. Wherever Expedition Cruises and Voyages: Notification of possible, fees are quoted in US and Canadian dollars and cancellation must be received in writing. The penalty can usually be paid in either currency. Most cruises are for cancelling more than 120 days prior is $500, and priced in USD only, but can also be paid in CAD. Single between 91 and 120 days the penalty is 65% of the rooms, as available, will be provided upon request for an cruise fare/sailing package. Cancellations 90 days additional fee. For participants traveling alone on our or less prior to embarkation are non-refundable. land tours but wishing to share a room, Eagle-Eye Tours will arrange for a roommate, if possible. If a roommate is not available, the single supplement will be charged.

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