A longer spring birdwatching itinerary for travellers who want more time across Bulgaria's wetlands, steppe, mountains and Black Sea coast. This route gives a wider rhythm than the eight-day spring trip, with more room for local specialities, migration and habitat variety.

This winter journey is built around the Red-breasted Goose, one of the most spectacular and threatened winter visitors to the Durankulak region. Days are shaped around current feeding movements, lake conditions, weather and light, with early starts where needed for the best field experience.

A compact lodge-based winter break designed around the critically endangered Red-breasted Goose and its Durankulak wintering grounds. The format is ideal for travellers who want a shorter version of the winter goose experience with daily local field trips.

Pallas's Gull short breaks focus on the impressive Great Black-headed Gull, with Branta's old programme highlighting opportunities in Bulgaria and Romanian wetland areas. These short breaks are lodge-based and designed for birders who want a focused target with surrounding wetland birding.

The Full Circle Spring Tour is the broadest Bulgaria spring option, designed as a complete circuit through the country's best seasonal birding landscapes. It combines Black Sea migration, wetlands, steppe, mountains, gorges and traditional local bases into one extended journey.

This tour links Bulgarian birding sites with Romanian wetland possibilities, expanding the Branta route beyond the northern Black Sea coast. It is a strong fit for birders interested in wetlands, Danube Delta-style species, pelicans, herons, gulls and seasonal movement.

Triple Eastern Delight combines Bulgaria, Romania and Greece into a broader Eastern Balkan birding concept. The tour is presented here as a modern static page while preserving the original idea of linking three complementary birding countries.

Wildlife Photo Tours complement Branta's birding trips with access to local hides, seasonal subjects and custom field planning. Options can be shaped around wintering raptors, Red-breasted Goose, Southern Bulgarian mountains, Central Balkan routes, Belarus photo possibilities and other wildlife subjects.

Rosy Starling short breaks are built around a breeding colony discovered in the largest surviving area of virgin steppe in Bulgaria, close to Branta Birding Lodge. The best viewing and photography period is in June and July, with daily trips to observation points and other local birding sites.