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Cuba ~ Endemics in the Caribbean

March 11, 2025 to March 21, 2025 — 10 days

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Bee Hummingbird (c) Chris Charlesworth 2024
Cuban Trogon
Cuban Pygmy-Owl (c) Chris Charlesworth 2024
Cuban Tody
Red-legged Honeycreeper
Zapata Sparrow (c) Chris Charlesworth 2024
Blue-headed Quail-Dove (c) Chris Charlesworth 2024
  • Visit the Caribbean's largest island, home to twenty-four endemic species of birds, most of which we hope to see on this tour.
  • Expect some of the Caribbean's most beautiful and unique birds such as Cuba's national bird, the Cuban Trogon and the super cute Cuban Tody.
  • See the world's smallest bird, the beautiful Bee Hummingbird, as well as the Cuban Emerald, both of which are endemic.
  • Explore the famous Zapata Swamp, rife with endemic birds like Zapata Wren, Zapata Sparrow and much more.
  • Visit Cayo Coco, home to one of the largest populations of American Flamingos in the Caribbean, as well as Key West Quail-Dove, and Mangrove Cuckoo
  • In addition to birds, enjoy the Caribbean climate, the Cuban culture and the delicious local cuisine! 

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