Italy is one of the most biodiverse countries in Europe
It sits in the Mediterranean biodiversity hotspot. With its two major mountain chains, the Alps and the Apennines, and almost 8000km (5000mi) of coasts it offers a wide variety of habitats in which it is possible to observe many iconic species.
This makes it a great destination for birdwatching and mammal watching.
Discover its wonders with us!
Day Tours
Day tours are perfect if you are short on time and want to enrich your trip to Italy by getting a taste of its biodiversity. Even a few hours can offer rewarding encounters and unforgettable experiences.
Photo Tours
Photographic tours are designed for those who want to combine wildlife watching with photography. Led by an experienced nature photographer, one-day or multi-day photo tours..
Multi Day Tours
For those seeking a deeper and more immersive experience of Italian biodiversity. With multi-day tours you can access some of the most remote and wild areas of Italy, often inaccessible on shorter visits.
Our Team
We are a team of zoologists and naturalists that specialize in wildlife tourism. We offer tours that include observation of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, insects and plants.
Ecotourism has always been our passion, we love to talk about the biology and ecology of the species or habitats we encounter as well as seeing them. Thanks to our professional backgrounds and skills we ensure quality in every tour.
Explore Wild Italy
Read about italian wildlife and our prior experiences:
Deer Rut in Abruzzo
Experience one of the most spectacular wildlife events of the Italian Apennines: the red deer rut in Abruzzo National Park. At the beginning of autumn,
Wild Matera
Where birds meet history Matera, a city of history and culture. Famous for its “Sassi” and for its well-preserved rural landscape. But what if we
Abruzzo National Park
The land of bears, wolves, deer and chamois Just less than two hours from Rome lies the wild heart of Italy, where gentle mountains covered with beech
Birding in Umbria
The green heart of Italy, from wetlands and gorges to Apennine peaks Umbria, the green heart of Italy, lies between Rome and Florence and packs
Birding in Rome
Ancient ruins, wild wetlands and quiet lakes, all within a day’s reach Rome is famous for its monuments, but it is also a surprisingly good
A Taste of the Sibillini Mountains
Discover the extraordinary biodiversity of the Sibillini Mountains, a spectacular section of the central Apennines straddling the regions of Marche and Umbria, where rugged peaks,