Birding with Hudhud

Birds of East Africa

East Africa is one of the world's richest birding regions, with habitats ranging from savannah, wetlands, escarpments, and Rift Valley lakes to coastal forest, montane rainforest, Afroalpine moorland, and dry-country scrub.

Hudhud's birding trips are planned around habitat diversity, seasonality, realistic field time, and target species. Whether you are a casual birder or a specialist looking for regional endemics, we can build the route around your list. Pick a country to start.

Eastern Chanting Goshawk, Kenya
Kenya

Birds of Kenya

12 species from Rift Valley flamingos to coastal Crab Plovers — the deepest guide here, built from Hudhud's own trip photography.

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Superb Starling standing on red earth, photographed on a Hudhud trip
Tanzania

Birds of Tanzania

Savannah icons and Rift Valley lake specialists across the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire ecosystems.

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Malachite Kingfisher perched on a bare branch over the water, photographed on a Hudhud trip
Uganda

Birds of Uganda

Forest and wetland specialties around Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale, and Bwindi's forest edge.

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Grey Crowned Crane, Rwanda's national bird, photographed on a Hudhud trip
Rwanda

Birds of Rwanda

Albertine Rift endemics in the montane forests around Volcanoes and Nyungwe National Parks.

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White-fronted Bee-eater perched on a branch, photographed on a Hudhud trip
Ethiopia

Birds of Ethiopia

Roughly 30 species found nowhere else on Earth, concentrated in the highlands and Rift Valley.

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Birding is part of every Hudhud safari

Ask us about birding-focused itineraries in any of these five countries — or a route that combines several.

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