Our favorite tours
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Danube Delta in winter Photography Tour
Pelicans, jackals, owls, wildcats and more! Maximum 4 photographers!
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Bears in Snow Photography Tour
Carpathian Brown Bear photography in Autumn
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Hungary & Transylvania GT
Excellent value for money and guaranteed departure from a minimum of three persons.
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Special Brown Bear Photography Tour
This tour has been created for those who wish to capture unusual images of bears!
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Spring-Summer Hide-photography Tour
High diversity in the HORTOBÁGY NATIONAL PARK
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Romania Mammal Tour
Our very best all-inclusive mammal watching tour in Romania.
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Cranes taking off from their roost site in the Hortobágy. Image by János Oláh
Night Heron in the Danube Delta. Image by Zoltán Baczó
Pine Marten in snow. Image by Ferenc Alpár-Gothárd
A tiny Brown Bear cub on a tree. Image by János Oláh
White-tailed Eagle with a fresh European Hare carcas in -18C. Image by János Oláh.
A fantstic encounter with a less marked Eurasian Lynx in Transylvania. The individual pattern can be very different. Image by Ferenc Alpár-GothárdIn memoriam Pygmy Cormorant Hide
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Every single hide has its life-cycle which includes site selection, construction, adaptation, running, failure, resting, rebuilding, and reactivating or abandoning. This hide was amongst the very first hides we have created in the Hortobagy area in 2008 with the help of our friend Bence Máté. It has certainly gave us many great memories and when it was first burnt down in March 2012 we decided to rebuild and upgrade the hide. It has been an amazing place to photograph Ferruginous Ducks,…
Read moreAll possible woodpeckers nailed again on 2026’s GT
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Our most comprehensive tour doing a large loop starting from Budapest and reaching the Transylvania’s Hargitha region in Romania in mid May again managed to score on all 10 woodpeckers possible on the itinerary and seeing almost all birds on the way to finally come to a tour total of 227 birds recorded during 11 days birding. As usual the highlights were not only the woodpeckers but the regional specialties such as Saker Falcon, Eastern Imperial Eagle, Lesser Spotted Eagle, Red-footed…
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