Custom Two-Week Thailand Birding Tour
Plan two private weeks across selected Thai birding regions, using the northern winter and current access to shape a varied target-led route.
About this tour
Thailand offers enough geographic and habitat variety for a two-week programme to connect several productive birding regions. The sequence remains customizable around travel dates, target interests and current access instead of following one rigid circuit.
The northern winter is the preferred period, and a carefully planned two-week trip can potentially exceed 400 species. That figure shows the possible breadth of the journey rather than a promised tally. Paul draws on extensive birding travel in Southeast Asia when shaping the route.
The national parks, internal transfers, accommodation, daily pace and exact target list are not fixed in advance. They must be confirmed together with availability and price in a detailed proposal through BirdWatch.info.
Planning a wider trip? Read our birdwatching guide to Thailand.
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Arrange the regional sequence after confirming travel dates and target priorities. The final plan identifies national parks, transfers and overnight bases while retaining flexibility for seasonal access and bird activity.
Locations & map
- Thailand birding circuit - Selected regions of Thailand Thailand (Route and timing depend on season, weather, access and current bird activity.)
Availability & pricing
Availability: Available on request · Season: Available on request; the route and timing are adapted to season, weather, access and current bird activity.
Price: Price on request
Included
- Private bird guide - Guiding by Paul Maury during the confirmed programme.
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Can the outing be tailored to target birds or photography?
Yes. The route can be adapted to experience level, target interests and photography or tracking goals, subject to season and natural conditions.
Are bird sightings guaranteed?
No. The guide plans around current conditions, but wildlife sightings depend on season, weather and bird activity.