The Belovezhskaya Pushcha is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to birds such as red-breasted, collared, and pied flycatchers and black woodpecker, as well as an exciting selection of rarely seen European mammals including European lynx and bison, plus wild boar and red deer. Find Out More
North-eastern Europe was once covered in ancient woodland, and Białowieża is a remnant of this forest. It is home to a wonderful diversity of species and particularly important for protecting some of Europe’s large mammals, including bison, wolf, lynx and brown bear, as well as the pygmy owl. Find Out More
Imagine a land of ancient forests, meandering rivers, the continent’s biggest marshes and fens, and roads where you hardly meet any traffic or even people – this is the wild country of Belarus!
The little-explored country of Belarus is certain to become one of the prime birdwatching destinations in Europe, as this eastern neighbour of Poland boasts a superb variety of birds including terek sandpiper and azure tit, as well as mammals that include European bison, Eurasian lynx and wolf. Find out more about Z) Secret Wildlife Wilderness
Belarus is one of Europe’s most exciting birding destinations, and late spring is the best time to see migrant, resident and breeding birds, while also enjoying its mammals.
