Bird

Take flight into Peru’s skies, where colorful and rare birds bring the Andes, Amazon, and coast to life.

Peru is a paradise for bird lovers, home to over 1,800 bird species, making it one of the top birdwatching destinations in the world. From the iconic Andean condor soaring above the Colca Canyon to the vibrant cock-of-the-rock dancing in cloud forests, birdlife in Peru is as diverse as its landscapes. The Amazon shelters macaws, toucans, and countless exotic species, while the Ballestas Islands host seabirds like boobies and pelicans. Whether you’re an avid birder or a casual traveler, Peru’s bird diversity promises awe-inspiring sightings that connect travelers to the natural heartbeat of the country.

Highlights:

• Andean condor in Colca Canyon

• Cock-of-the-rock, Peru’s national bird

• Colorful macaws in the Amazon

• Seabirds on the Ballestas Islands

• Over 1,800 species across coast, Andes, and Amazon