Guided tours

With our profound knowledge of the birds of Azerbaijan, we proudly offer high-quality guided tours across the country. Over the past 15 years, we have consistently visited Azerbaijan to conduct fieldwork for our theses at various locations, tackling a wide range of scientific research questions. This has provided us with invaluable insights into species distribution and occurrence. Building on this wealth of experience, we have cultivated strong relationships with local communities and tour operators, enabling us to organize exceptional guided birding tours.

As specialists in birding across Azerbaijan, we take you to the country’s most remarkable spots, where you can observe some of the finest avian species. Our tours range from single-day and two-day trips to more extensive 10–14 day journeys, all of which can be tailored to your preferences.

Don’t see a tour date or destination that fits your schedule? No problem! If you have a specific focus or preferred locations, simply fill out the CONTACT FORM (at the end) with your details, and we will create a customized tour that meets your needs, ensuring your birdwatching experience is everything you’ve imagined.

Currently Available Tour Plans (Customizable):

Day trip – Shirvan-Gobustan

Shirvan National Park Easily accessible along the Baku-Astara highway 120 km south of Baku, Shirvan National Park is one of Azerbaijan’s top all-round nature sites and is best known as the home of the iconic goitered gazelle. The gazelle is an absolute Azerbaijan success story, since their numbers had dropped…

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Day trip – Candy Cane Mountains + Altiagaj National Park

Candy Cane Mountains On the highway between Baku and Guba, an extraordinary sight suddenly rises from the landscape—a series of red-and-white striped peaks known as the Candy Cane Mountains. Part of the majestic Greater Caucasus mountain range, these formations earned their whimsical nickname thanks to their striking resemblance to the…

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Day trip – Absheron National Park

Absheron National Park The outermost tip of the Absheron Peninsula is a small but rich protected area teeming with birdlife. Lagoons and shallow bays often host large numbers of waterfowl, waders, gulls, and terns. During migration, this exposed point becomes a vital stopover, attracting many birds to feed and rest,…

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Day trip – Gizilagaj National Park

Located 260 km south of Baku, this nearly 100,000-hectare protected area by the Caspian Sea is one of Azerbaijan’s top birding destinations. With its mix of wetlands, reedbeds, sandy beaches, and shallow lagoons, it hosts millions of birds from October to May, offering a constantly changing avian spectacle throughout the…

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2 Day Trip – Greater Caucasus

Over the course of two days, this tour takes you to one of the most iconic mountains of the Greater Caucasus, where we’ll search for regional endemics such as the Caucasian Snowcock, White-winged Redstart, and Caucasian Grouse around the stunning Khinalig and Laza villages. We will also have the opportunity…

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3 Day Trip – Southern Azerbaijan

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Azerbaijan’s most captivating birdwatching destinations. Over three exciting days, you’ll explore the country’s stunning southern regions, from dramatic semi-deserts to lush forests and expansive wetlands. With each stop offering unique habitats and diverse avian species, this tour promises exhilarating birding experiences that will leave…

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Caucasian Winter Tour (11 days)

Season: January – February Target species: Little Bustard, Dalmatian Pelican, Caucasian Snowcock, Güldenstädt’s Redstart, Red-fronted Serin, Caucasian Twite, Black Francolin, White-tailed Lapwing, Caspian Tit, White-winged Lark, Little Bustard, Siberian Buff-bellied Pipit, Finsch’s Wheatear, Black-throated Thrush and the Great Spotted Woodpecker (ssp. poelzami). Locations: Greater Caucasus, Absheron National Park, Gobustan, Shirvan…

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Caspian Spring Tour (12 days)

Season: April – June Target species: Caucasian Snowcock, Caucasian Black Grouse, See-see Partridge, Black Francolin, all four vultures, Shikra, White-tailed Lapwing, Terek Sandpiper, Blue-cheeked Bee-eater, Great Spotted Woodpecker (ssp. poelzami), Bimaculated Lark, Western and Eastern Rock Nuthatch, Wallcreeper, Rose-coloured Starling, Güldenstadt’s Redstart, Rufous-tailed Bushchat, White-throated Robin, Blue and Red-tailed Rock…

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Bird Migration Tour (10 days)

Date: September – November Target species: Caucasian Snowcock, Güldenstädt’s Redstart, Red-fronted Serin, Caucasian Twite, Black Francolin, White-tailed Lapwing, Desert Wheatear, Caspian Tit, White-winged Lark, Little Bustard, Siberian Buff-bellied Pipit, Finsch’s Wheatear, Black-throated Thrush and the Great Spotted Woodpecker (ssp. poelzami). Locations: Besh Barmag bottleneck, Greater Caucasus, Shirvan National Park, Qizilagach…

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Partner with Us for an Unforgettable Birdwatching Experience in Azerbaijan

Are you an internationally operating travel company in search of a new, unique destination? Leverage our exceptional network of local guides, drivers, and tour operators to curate a customized birdwatching program that perfectly fits your clientele’s interests.

By choosing to collaborate with us, you contribute directly to our projects that focus on youth capacity building, scientific research, and bird conservation. One of our key initiatives is the ‘Besh Barmag Bird Migration Count’, along with the training of young bird guides, helping to foster the next generation of conservation leaders.

Your partnership not only provides your clients with unforgettable birding experiences but also supports these meaningful initiatives that have a lasting impact on both local communities and the natural world.

Join us in shaping the future of birdwatching and conservation in Azerbaijan.

Please use the contact form below for detailed information about reservation, price and booking. Don’t hesitate to ask any question.

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