Visiting two beautiful, biodiverse Hungarian protected areas, plus one in Slovakia, accompanied by park rangers with years of experience monitoring small mammals, this exceptional tour offers the chance to see up to 20 species of bat, and a number of rodents and shrews. Find out more about Hungary’s Rare Mammals
Hungary’s Pusztaszer Landscape Protection Area is famed for its exceptional biodiversity, with the birdlife being a particular draw. This dedicated photography allows you to build up a diverse portfolio of some of Europe’s most sought-after bird species from the finest hides on the continent with Mark Carwardine. Find out more about Wildlife Photography in Hungary
Combining the photographic skills of Ben Sutcliffe, with the knowledge of our local guide István Bártol, this spring photography tour travels to Hungary at the peak of the breeding season. Hides are located in scenic, bird-rich areas, offering superb possibilities for close-up photography. Find out more about Spring Photography of the Steppe & Forests
In In May, the wetlands and grassy plains of the Hortobagy teem with resident and migrant breeding birds, including the magnificent great bustard, while the forests of the Zemplen Hills are home to raptors and other forest specialities such as Ural owl, as well as the famed Tokaj vineyards. Find out more about Z) Hungary’s Steppe & Forests in Spring
Visit sites along Europe’s main eastern flyway for cranes – at their peak, there can be up to 60,000 cranes in the area, making this one of Europe’s great wildlife spectacles. We also explore the Zemplén Hills for a range of raptors and other forest specialities including owls and woodpeckers. Find out more about Z) Hungary’s Steppe & Forests in Autumn
