Birding Tours for Seniors for Solo & Small Group in 2025

All-inclusive Birding Tours for Seniors, Small Groups for 2025. Our 2025 Birding Tours for Seniors in Africa At Best Price Guarantee are the best Guided Bird watching Trip Packages in Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania, Kabaira Safaris Africa offers unbeatable African birding trips as one of the most dependable birding companies in the bird tour industry.

“Majestic Shoebill” – Amazing Birding in Mabamba Swamp and Entebbe, Uganda 2019

Uganda remains one of the key birding destinations that toy wouldn’t wish to leave out of your bucket list a country with over 1080+ different birds species, a country with over 25 different Albertine endemic species, a country with about 5 different birding habitats, a country that boasts 5 birds per square Kilometer surely you can’t skip it out of your birding plans, All this can be proved and believed only if you take an extra mile to go birding in Uganda, you will be charmed off with the birdlife you encounter since the country boost 50% of Africa’s birds and about 10% of world birds it’s one place you should look out for.

Kenya! This is truly one of the planet’s most exciting countries for birds as well as for big game (along with all the small mammals, of course). On a three-week Kenya birding tour, you can see 550 to 750 bird species (we usually don’t race, and we like to spend adequate time with each species, so we don’t try to pad our list with lots of “glimpse only” or “heard only” birds, but we usually do see well over 600 bird species). While accumulating a humongous bird list (and enjoying the birds seen rather than racing from one bird to the next) you’ll also be able to enjoy Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, and Blue Wildebeest (on migration in the Masai Mara if your tour is timed right when these beasts haven’t crossed the Tanzania border into the Serengeti), African Elephant, Hippopotamus, Giraffe, Plains Zebra, and more.

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Birding in Kenya for seniors

Kenya is a popular destination for safaris in Africa. Kenya is the ideal safari destination because of its classic safari scenery, plenty of iconic safari wildlife, breathtaking mountains, and proximity to tropical beaches. We’ve all heard of the Big Five safaris in Amboseli, the Masai Mara, and Samburu, but have you ever heard of a Kenya birding safari?

Only 15 countries in the world can make that claim, but Kenya is one of them. Kenya is second only to the inaccessible Democratic Republic of the Congo and Tanzania in the number of documented species, at 1,154.

Kenya’s diversified topography is responsible for the country’s impressive bird population. Kenya’s geographical diversity is the result of the country’s elevation change from sea level to more than 1500 meters (approximately 4921ft) before dropping into the Great Rift Valley. Among these varied ecosystems are the alpine habitats of Mt. Kenya and the more dry desert scrub to the north in Samburu and around Lake Turkana, as well as the vast savannah grasslands of the Masai Mara.

Birdwatching in Tanzania for seniors

Tanzania is one of the best sites in the world for birdwatchers, with more than 1,388 different species of birds living there permanently and many more migrating through on their way to and from Europe and Southern Africa. There is a wide variety of birds to see, from the massive Marshall eagle to the tiny sunbird, the secretive Shoebill to the ever-present Marabou.

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