Where to Watch Birds and Other Wildlife in the World/Accommodation

Hercules Moth on the wall of Ambua Lodge in Papua New Guinea by Nigel Wheatley.

ACCOMMODATION

Choose accommodation carefully. Many places are excellent for wildlife and may considerably enhance a trip.

EUROPE
Finland and Arctic Norway
Martinselkosen Wilderness Centre
Northern Spain
Casa Rural Las Canteras
Bird watchers will find themselves in the best location in Extremadura (Spain), to observe the great variety of species (including Black Vulture, Black Stork, Spanish Imperial Eagle and Great Bustard, etc.) that can be found close to Casa Rural Las Canteras and in the many natural areas nearby.
Southern Spain
Hotel El Palomar de la Brena
Molino Rio Alajar
Idyllic self-catering accommodation in the heart of the Sierra de Aracena Natural Park. Tailor-made guided Bird Walks are offered all year round - suitable both for beginners or the most avid birder. Our guides have unrivalled experience of the unspoilt area. Native English speaker as well as Spanish,French and German.

AUSTRALASIA and OCEANIA
Papua New Guinea
Ambua Lodge, Karawari Lodge, Malolo Plantation Lodge, MV Sepik Spirit, Bensbach Wildlife Lodge and Rondon Ridge
Trans Niugini Tours (TNT) is Papua New Guinea’s leading inbound tour operator, owning six wilderness lodges in Papua New Guinea. At each of TNTs' lodges are comprehensive cultural or birding programs. With over 30 years of operating in PNG, you can be assured of a consistently high service while with TNTs.
Kumul Lodge
Eastern Australia
Cassowary House
Kingfisher Park Birdwatchers Lodge
O'Reilly's Rainforest Retreat, Lamington National Park
Red Mill House
Traditional B&B within a prime birding area of Tropical North Queensland. Easy access to varied habitats including the Daintree River and tropical rainforest. Eight of Australia's Kingfishers, Great-billed Heron, Papuan Frogmouth, Lovely Fairy-Wren and many more. Local lists, field guides and birding information provided.
Southeastern Australia
Inala Country Accommodation
Cottage-style accommodation at “Inala”, a 500acre private wildlife sanctuary on Bruny Island in Tasmania. All 12 endemic Tasmanian bird species and several threatened species can be found here. Your nearest neighbours are endangered Forty-spotted Pardalotes. Guided birding and wildlife tours of the property and Bruny Island are available (bookings required).