Italy is one of the most biodiverse countries in Europe
Days 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 Days 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 specialise in wildlife tourism including birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and insects.
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
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,
Birding Lake Como
Discover the avifauna of Lake Como, not only one of the most globally renowned locations in northern Italy, but also a surprising birding hotspot. In
Wild Ticino
Discover the lowland habitats of one of the wildest river of Northern Italy, only one hour drive from Milano. Spanning from Lake Maggiore to its
A Taste of Apennines
Discover the biodiversity of Val Trebbia, an Apennine valley with a mediterranean climate and a unique geology, less than a two-hour drive south of Milan.
The Bergamasque Alps
Discover the alpine habitats of the Orobie Bergamasche, one of the wildest mountain ranges in the Alps . In the central Italian Alps, lies a
Wild seas and coasts
Along Italy’s coasts, life exists at the edge of two worlds. Land and sea meet in a narrow, shifting boundary, shaped by wind, salt, and