For more information on birding tours and guides in Cuba we think you will find these websites useful.
Cuba Birding Tours is run by Andy Mitchell and Joan Maynard. Andy has been birding Cuba since 1987, leading group tours since 1991 and organising private trips for birders since 1998. They have unrivalled knowledge of the birds, the sites and the country, so you can either join a group tour or get them to arrange your tailor-made trip for you.
Guardalavaca Birding - if you are looking for a bird guide at Guardalavaca (Holguin Province) then Karlos speaks very good English and has great local knowledge. He can be contacted by email on guardalavacabirdings@gmail.com or birdsoftheworld02@gmail.com or you can message him through https://www.facebook.com/karlos.ross.79
Baracoa - if you are looking for a beautiful casa in Baracoa with a wildlife friendly garden and wonderful hosts then try the highly recommended Villa Paradiso where they have some great birds in the garden as well as rare anoles. Manuel and Roberto have good local knowledge of places to go and the best guides to use. There is lots of very useful information on the blog on their website.
Cuba Birding Tours is run by Andy Mitchell and Joan Maynard. Andy has been birding Cuba since 1987, leading group tours since 1991 and organising private trips for birders since 1998. They have unrivalled knowledge of the birds, the sites and the country, so you can either join a group tour or get them to arrange your tailor-made trip for you.
Guardalavaca Birding - if you are looking for a bird guide at Guardalavaca (Holguin Province) then Karlos speaks very good English and has great local knowledge. He can be contacted by email on guardalavacabirdings@gmail.com or birdsoftheworld02@gmail.com or you can message him through https://www.facebook.com/karlos.ross.79
Baracoa - if you are looking for a beautiful casa in Baracoa with a wildlife friendly garden and wonderful hosts then try the highly recommended Villa Paradiso where they have some great birds in the garden as well as rare anoles. Manuel and Roberto have good local knowledge of places to go and the best guides to use. There is lots of very useful information on the blog on their website.