Sicklebill Safaris - Birding, Wildlife & Photography Tours

21/11/2025

Just some of the highlights from Japan in Winter last year. Our next tour begins 28th January and still hace a couple of places left!

17/11/2025

Just a couple of places left!

Join us on our unforgettable winter birding adventure: Japan in Winter 2026 🇯🇵
🗓 28 January – 11 February 2026 | 14 nights / 15 days

Experience Japan’s winter wildlife at its best, including:
• Dancing Cranes
• Snow-covered forests & Snow Monkey's relaxing in hot springs in the Japanese Alps
• Wetlands around Kaga teeming with winter migrants
• Pack ice off the Shiretoko Peninsula — with White-tailed and Steller’s Sea Eagles soaring overhead, and a chance of Blakiston’s Fish Owl right from the lodge!

If you love ethical birding, winter wildlife photography, and immersive nature experiences, this tour is designed for you. We travel with an expert english speaking Japanese guide, stay in comfortable accommodations, and visit key winter hotspots for rare and iconic species.

📍 Only 2 places remain — secure yours now before they’re gone!
https://trips.birder.travel/trip/itinerary/k5SSks4AU3HHBJLOAFa-JQXAwMDEEFA0CCcBGv-WxbyZeHotjxto

✨ Why travel with us?
✅ Ethical birding practices
✅ Small group size
✅ Expert guiding & photography opportunities
✅ Visiting key winter locations

Ready to join this incredible winter birding journey?
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Destination:JapanDuration:14 Nights, 15 DaysTour Dates:28th January 2026 - 11th February2026Guide:Jun MatsuiThis 15 daytour takes you from the bustling metropolis of Tokyo to the snowy wastes of Hokkaido taking in the best of Japanese winter birding. We visit the crane centres at Arasaki and Akan, t...

17/11/2025

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11/11/2025

From our recent private tour in Papua New Guinea – the dazzling Blue Bird of Paradise!

In recent years, PNG has truly opened up for photographers. Local guides and landowners in key areas have built well-designed hides for small groups, creating incredible opportunities to photograph these iconic birds up close and ethically.

If photographing Birds of Paradise has ever been on your bucket list, now’s the time to make it happen.