Endemic Species

What makes the Cloud Forest special is the amount of endemic species found there – plants, birds and eventually mammals.

Akhotes are a unique, amazing and mystical species. During the tour you can meet and feed them. You will know each of the stages of development of this fantastic species. You will be amazed by his incredible capacity for regeneration, his contradictory life and beauty that has been the inspiration of many writers and artists.

This is the only offer on the Island dedicated to explore the natural history of the island unique flora species and its beautiful flowers, including many famous flowers used in gardens worldwide. Our guides are certified naturalist guides or biologists, experienced on the Island natural history and species. The tour includes several stops in different plant communities and habitats to observe their unique species.

Discover Santiago Island on a hike that covers Serra Malagueta Natural Park and Tarrafal Beach. See and learn about native flora and fauna and swim at Santiago's most beautiful beach, Tarrafal, surrounded by hills and palm trees.

The Santa Rita Waterfall is a cattle farm in the process of sustainable transformation. Within the property there are secondary forests and two rivers which flow into the Quindío River. By visiting this reserve we can enjoy the natural beauty of the cloud forest around Salento and support its preservation and restoration. We'll follow a path from the open farmland into the forest, passing through tunnels, caves and waterfalls, while we look for target species from the Colombian such as Andes Andean Cock of the Rock (Rupicula peruvianus), Cauca Guan (Penelope perspicax), and Multicoloured Tanager (Chlorochrysa nitidissima).

This scuba tour is for certified divers only. With us, you can see Hawaiian Turtles and White-Tip Reef Sharks on almost every scuba dive in Lahaina. Our dive shop guarantees small group sizes led safely by experienced scuba instructors. Scuba divers in Maui experience year-round near-perfect sea conditions, offering consistently clear visibility and warm water. We include all of your rental scuba gear! Please show us your scuba certification card at check-in.

A guided tour handled by a trained and qualified local guide. He / she is well educated about the Sinharaja forest, wild life, trees, plants, and the environment. Located in south-west Sri Lanka & country's last viable area of primary tropical rainforest. Over 60% of the trees are endemic and many of them are considered rare. There is much endemic wildlife, especially birds, but the reserve is also home to over 50% of Sri Lanka's endemic species of mammals and butterflies, and many kinds of insects, reptiles and rare amphibians. Covering an area of 8,864 ha and ranging from an altitude of 300 – 1,170 meters. Sri Lanka is home to 830 endemic species, of which 217 trees and woody climbers are found in the low land wet zone. Of these, 139 (64%) have been recorded in the reserve including 16 rare species. Faunal endemism is particularly high for birds with 19 (95%) of 20 species recorded here being endemic to Sri Lanka. Endemism among mammals and butterflies is also greater than 50%.

Wonderful photo opportunities and sightings of the rare creatures living in the forest with excellent nature-trail Other Tour Highlights • Walking around the biggest forest in Zanzibar Islands • Fun time with the Red Colobus Monkey (Only found in Zanzibar Islands) • See more others species found at Jozani Forest • Get more information about herbs and how we use in Zanzibar • Explore more about History associated with Jozani Forest (Flora and Fauna)

Some of the bird species that you may see are the endemic red-faced malkoha and the Sri Lankan junglefowl. You could also catch an elusive look at colorful peafowl, a painted stork, a black-headed ibis or even a Sri Lankan frogmouth. There are many reptiles you may see on the banks of water bodies, such as the Mugger Crocodile or water monitors. There are quite a few species of skinks, lizards, and snakes as well. There are around 50 species of butterflies in Wasgamuwa Park that may interest butterfly enthusiasts. Eight of these species are endemic

Horton Plains is a national park in the central highlands of Sri Lanka in an elevation of 2100-2300m (6900-7500ft) and encompasses montane grassland and cloud forest. It is rich in biodiversity and many species found here are endemic to the region. This is also a popular tourist destination. You will enjoy 2-3 hours of walk to experience all these beauties. The Horton plains are the head waters of three major Sri Lankan rivers; the Mahaweli, Kelani and Walawe. The plains' vegetation is grasslands interspersed with montane forests and includes many endemic woody plants. Large herds of Sri Lankan sambar deer feature as typical mammals and the park is also as important for many species of birds not only endemic to Sri Lanka but restricted to Horton plains. The sheer precipice of world's end and Baker's falls are among the tourist attractions of the park.

Walk through a forest of towering trees and endemic wildlife on a private tour from Addis Ababa to Menagesha Suba Forest Park. An option to meet the driver at the Addis Ababa airport or local hotels makes this an easy way to fit one more outdoor adventure into the beginning or end of your time in Ethiopia, with the chance to hike, bird watch, or picnic in a fascinating ecosystem. Private tour ensures personalized service Make the trip in a private vehicle stocked with bottled water Enjoy a day outside of the city noise and traffic Convenient pickup and drop-off at Addis Ababa hotels or airport

During this tour we will pay special attention to the endemic birds species of sri lanka at present about 33 endemic bird species have been identified in sri lanka rainforest during this tour we will be birdwatching the world heritage site sinharaja rainforest is the largest rainforest in sri lanka, rich biodiversity during this tour we will enter the sinharaja kurulu gala entrance deniyaya access road to watch the birds during this tour we can see large number of endemic species our bird watching spot is about 3000 feet above sea level on this trip you can easily take photos of endemic birds apart from the endemic birds of sri lanka many others birds species can be seen during the visit you can easily take photos of sri lanka blue magpie can be easily obtained during this visit also you can see mix species of foraging flocks also on this trip you can see redface malcoha which is a very rare bird.

Wasgamuwa National Park is a haven for many species of flora and displaced fauna. Nature lovers find Wasgamuwa interesting with its high biodiversity.

We invite you to enjoy the wonderful Ecuadorian coast, its beautiful landscapes and exotic beaches, its great diversity of marine life and fauna such as: boobies, frigates, albatrosses, etc. During a yacht trip we will disembark to practice snorkeling and thus appreciate the wonderful biodiversity of marine species such as coral reefs, sea turtles, colored fish, angel fish, rays, etc., all framed for your delight in a wonderful landscape offered by the sun. , the sea and the beautiful hiking trails, being a perfect complement to your visit.

Wasgamuwa National Park is a haven for many species of flora and displaced fauna. Nature lovers find Wasgamuwa interesting with its high biodiversity.

I live in Puerto López and I am intimately familiar with the bird watching routes and the bird species that we can expect to see. I have experience in identifying the endemic Tumbesian birds species visually and by sound. Most bird watching tours identify 50+ different species.

Some of the bird species that you may see are the endemic red-faced malkoha and the Sri Lankan junglefowl. You could also catch an elusive look at colorful peafowl, a painted stork, a black-headed ibis or even a Sri Lankan frogmouth. There are many reptiles you may see on the banks of water bodies, such as the Mugger Crocodile or water monitors. There are quite a few species of skinks, lizards, and snakes as well. There are around 50 species of butterflies in Wasgamuwa Park that may interest butterfly enthusiasts. Eight of these species are endemic

A full-day adventure exploring the scenic wonders of the Cape Peninsula on a shared day trip. Begin your journey at the Cape of Good Hope, a historic navigational landmark offering stunning vistas, rugged coastlines, and wildlife. Hike along picturesque trails, encountering endemic plant species and soaking in the natural beauty of the region. Immerse yourself in the rich history and breathtaking scenery of this iconic destination, making memories to last a lifetime. Besides breathtaking views and rugged shorelines, the Cape of Good Hope is home to an abundance of wildlife and vistas. The area offers various hiking trails where visitors can immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region, encountering unique endemic plant species along the way. The dramatic landscapes and diverse ecosystems of this iconic destination can be enjoyed on scenic drives along the coastline. Explore hiking trails, observe endemic plant species, and take scenic drives along the coast.

This vast park (33,800 hectare) is created in 1991 is located between Agadir in the north and Tiznit in the south, at the mouth of the Massa River. This area offers discovery trails with magical landscapes: coastal cliffs, dunes, wetlands as well as steppes. This true national heritage testifies to a biological richness in rare and endemic species as well as in natural ecosystems and landscapes. In this park there are 24 species of mammals (mongooses, foxes, jackals, wild boars, wild cats …). 250 types of birds. 26 species of amphibians and reptiles. Its flora includes more than 300 plant species (argan trees, thuja, eucalyptus, euphorbia …) of which 13 are endemic. There are four species of antelope to discover: addax, oryx, Dama Mhorr and Dorcas gazelles and the red-necked ostrich. Unfortunately, all of the animals on these reserves are threatened with extinction.

Come experience the best of Western Ghats Endemic Bird Photography Tour at Dandeli, Karnataka. Some of the known species are Malabar Trogon, Malabar Pied Hornbill, Flame throated Bulbul, Yellow-browed Bulbul and many other flycatcher species.