Dates: Somaliland: Apr 14–25, 2027 | Djibouti Extension: Apr 25–28, 2027 Price: TBA for both segments | Group Size: Max 9 participants Join Birding Africa for an extraordinary Horn of Africa adventure—exploring the rugged escarpments, desert plains, and coastal plateaus of Somaliland, followed by a short extension into Djibouti’s Day Forest. This tour offers the rare chance to see some of Africa’s most localized and least-observed birds in remote, culturally fascinating regions. Top Birds & Wildlife: Somali Pigeon, Little Brown Bustard, Somali Wheatear, Somali Lark, Archer’s Buzzard, Somali Golden-winged Grosbeak, Somali White-eye, Warsangli Linnet, Somali Courser, Sharpe’s Lark, Djibouti Francolin, and Arabian Golden Sparrow—alongside desert-adapted mammals and breathtaking arid scenery. Highlights include birding the Daallo Escarpment, Berbera coast, Burao plains, and Hargeisa bushlands, with an optional three-day extension to the Day Forest in Djibouti for the Djibouti Francolin. Led by Michael Mills, one of Africa’s foremost birding guides, this expedition combines pioneering birding with solid logistics, comfortable accommodations, and expert navigation through one of the least-explored birding frontiers on Earth. Includes accommodations with private bathrooms, ground transport, bottled water, all meals, and guiding. International flights and Somaliland–Djibouti transfers not included. ➜ Click “Visit Tour Page” to view full itinerary and book.

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