Oaxaca Highlands Birding Tour with David Tonnessen
A small-group route from Oaxaca’s highlands into Sierra Madre Oriental foothill forest for regional endemics and colourful jungle birds.
About this tour
Explore Oaxaca’s highlands and descend into jungle habitat with David Tonnessen on a birding programme designed for a small group and an intimate learning experience.
Published targets include Red Warbler, Slaty Vireo, Dwarf Jay, Blue Mockingbird and the highly sought-after Sumichrast’s Wren, together with colourful foothill species. The published format combines 5.5 days of birding with six nights of lodging, beginning and ending near Oaxaca International Airport.
The source programme lists groups of four to eight participants, with a second guide when the group exceeds six. Dates, availability and the quoted price should be reconfirmed through BirdWatch.info.
Guides
Itinerary ▼
The published programme includes 5.5 days of birding across Oaxaca’s highlands and lower foothill jungle. The detailed daily route is confirmed with the guide.
Locations & map
- Oaxaca Highlands - Oaxaca Mexico (High-elevation forest followed by lower-elevation foothill and jungle habitats.)
Availability & pricing
Availability: Winter programme; exact future dates subject to confirmation
Included
- Six nights of lodging - Included in the published programme.
- Food during the programme - Included in the published programme.
- Ground transport, van fees and mileage - Included in the published programme.
- Bird guiding - 5.5 days of birding; a second guide is planned for groups larger than six.
- Flights to and from Oaxaca - Not listed among included ground costs.
- Personal expenses and travel insurance - Confirm final exclusions before booking.
Transport & stays
- Tour van Published price includes van fees, mileage and other ground costs. | Meet: Near Oaxaca International Airport, Oaxaca City | Pickup: Final meeting details are confirmed after inquiry.
Policies & FAQ
Are dates and availability current?
This listing is based on the guide’s published programme and is being reviewed. Send an inquiry through BirdWatch.info to confirm current dates, availability and final arrangements.