Andalucia in Southern Spain is the main western migratory corridor between Europe and Africa, renowned for its incredible visible migration of large soaring birds such as raptors and storks in Spring and Autumn. We visit at the peak period for raptor migration in the first half of September, and thi...
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Mallorca & Cabrera – Balearic Birding in Autumn
16th Sep 2025 - 23rd Sep 2025
0 SPACES
GUARANTEED DEPARTURE
At Oriole Birding, we take pride in the fact that our Mallorca birding holidays have always been a bit different from the rest, and we continue to pursue this ethos. Our new autumn migration holiday is based from a tranquil countryside hotel on a working ecological estate in the south-east of the is...
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This short late winter break is designed with two very special birds in mind and is timed specifically to coincide with the easiest time of year to see both. Flying into Barcelona, we will overnight in the Pyrenean foothills and spend three full days birding this magnificent landscape looking for ...
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Extremadura – Land of the Conquistadors
9th Apr 2026 - 15th Apr 2026
7 SPACES
15th Apr 2026 - 21st Apr 2026
7 SPACES
Extremadura is the secret wilderness of real Spain, and set in the heart of this diverse country we will find huge rolling expanses of prime steppe, miles of cork oak woodland and rugged mountain scenery, brought alive by some of the most spectacular birds in Europe. With traditional methods of agri...
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Mallorca & Cabrera – Balearic Birding in Spring
27th Apr 2026 - 4th May 2026
8 SPACES
The Mediterranean Island of Mallorca has long been one of our most popular holiday destinations, with good reason! Some interesting endemic breeding species and a classic variety of Mediterranean birds, plus exciting migration, all complimented by beautiful scenery, great food and a pleasant climate...
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A splash of Mediterranean colour on the Western Isles for our group yesterday when they found this European Bee-eater on the Isle of Barra at Brevig, later moving down to Nasg