Birdwatching Experience Near Villa de Leyva

Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of endemic hummingbirds and explore the lush, restored Andean forests just an hour from Villa de Leyva.

Embark on a guided birdwatching journey through interpretive trails in a beautifully restored Andean forest ecosystem. Discover endemic and migratory bird species with the help of a knowledgeable local guide while learning about biodiversity conservation in Rogitama.

This immersive experience includes one night of accommodation in our eco-lodge, birdwatching trails, sightings of endemic hummingbirds, a traditional dinner, breakfast, lunch, and a local coffee or snack. Transportation assistance from Villa de Leyva is also available upon request.

Perfect for nature travelers, bird lovers, and anyone seeking a peaceful and authentic connection with Colombia’s biodiversity.

Among its most iconic residents is the endemic Black Inca (*Coeligena prunellei*), a rare hummingbird found only in the Eastern Andes oak forests. Visitors may also encounter the tiny Gorgeted Woodstar (*Chaetocercus heliodor*), one of the smallest hummingbirds in South America, as well as charismatic species such as the Lazuline Sabrewing (*Campylopterus falcatus*) and Longuemare’s Sunangel (*Heliangelus amethysticollis*).

At night, the forest comes alive with the calls of owls and nocturnal birds, including the Tropical Screech Owl (*Megascops choliba*), White-throated Screech Owl (*Megascops albogularis*), and the mysterious Common Potoo (*Nyctibius griseus*).

Around the lodge, visitors can observe up to 12 different hummingbird species at close range, offering unforgettable opportunities to appreciate their iridescent colors and unique behaviors in a peaceful natural setting.