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CO06 · Colombia · Wildlife Plains

Llanos Wildlife

Bogota · Llanos
Duration
8 Days · 7 Nights
The route
Bogota · Llanos
Style
Big mammals and birds of the flooded plains
Best season
December – March · best
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What you're tracking

What you'll see

Bogotá rail
In the city wetlands.
Sword-billed hummingbird
In the high Andes nearby.
Capybara
Across the plains.
Giant anteater
On the savannah.
Day by day

The journey, one day at a time

01Arrive Bogotá

Arrive Bogotá

The journey begins.

Arrive in Bogotá, met and transferred to your accommodation. Bogotá combines a striking Andean capital with birding on its doorstep.

02Bogotá

Bogotá

A full day in the field.

Páramo or wetland birding near the capital.

03Bogotá → Llanos

To Llanos

On to the next.

Transfer to Llanos. A savannah safari for anteaters, capybaras and caiman. Open-plains wildlife and vast birdlife.

04Llanos

Llanos

A full day in the field.

Open-plains wildlife and vast birdlife. Day and night safaris on the llanos ranch. The Llanos rival the Pantanal for open-country wildlife — anteaters, anacondas and skies full of birds.

05Llanos

Llanos

A full day in the field.

Day and night safaris on the llanos ranch. Big mammals and birds across the flooded plains.

06Llanos

Llanos

A full day in the field.

Big mammals and birds across the flooded plains.

07Llanos

Llanos

A full day in the field.

A savannah safari for anteaters, capybaras and caiman.

08Depart Llanos

Departure

The journey ends.

A final morning in Llanos — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.

When to travel

The season changes what you see.

December – March

Peak season

Drier months — good city weather and birding.

July – August

Good season

A second drier window.

Destinations

Where this journey goes

Wildlife you may see
Birds

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Add nights, swap a park, extend to the coast — this route is a starting point, not a fixed menu. Tell us how you travel and we'll route the rest.

Field notes, now and then.

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