This spring itinerary is designed for rich seasonal birding across wetlands, farmland, coast and upland habitats. It is a broad natural history route for guests who want a high species total and varied daily landscapes.

Twelve Days Intensive Birding is shaped for birders who want a concentrated spring route with strong daily field coverage. The route gives more reach than the eight-day spring trip while staying focused on birding productivity and key Bulgarian habitats.

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 autumn trip follows the seasonal movement of birds along the Via Pontica flyway, with special attention to raptors, pelicans and other visible migration. Days are planned around weather, wind and current movement reports.

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.

Azerbaijan offers one of the most exciting birding routes in the Authentic East, combining Caucasus mountain habitats, semi-desert, wetlands and the isolated Nakhchivan region. The journey is built for birders looking for regional specialities, dramatic landscapes and a compact route with local escorts and Branta field planning.

Belarus is presented in the old Branta programme as one of Europe's most intact natural areas, rich in boreal forest, wetlands, open mires and floodplain habitats. The route focuses on forest birds, owls, woodpeckers, aquatic warbler habitats and classic Eastern European wetland birding.