Spain

See Andalusia from east to west with its spectacular scenery and wildlife, including butterflies that cannot be seen anywhere else in mainland Europe or are scarce elsewhere.

A two base tour that includes time in the hidden architectural gem of a medieval town that's Albarracin, and at a guesthouse run by naturalists for naturalists in the foothills of the Spanish Pyrenees.

A welcome early spring break in an island hotbed of butterfly endemism, Tenerife, with additional pioneer butterfly species expected, and some bonus endemic birds

A varied, tranquil week in one of Europe’s biodiverse hotspots. Sweeping changes in altitude and transitions from Atlantic to Mediterranean habitats in a compact area means there is always somewhere new to go and a wide variety of butterflies to see.

The Montes Universales are truly a hidden gem - an area of Spain spared the ravages of intensive agriculture, home to an abundance of butterflies, and counting some special species in their number. A holiday here is like stepping back in butterfly time to an era of diversity lost elsewhere in Europe

A very varied and tranquil week in one of Europe’s biodiverse hotspots. Sweeping changes in altitude and transitions from Atlantic to Mediterranean habitats in a relatively short distance means that there is always somewhere new to go and a wide variety of butterflies to see.

An exclusive opportunity to explore the truly magnificent Picos de Europa in northern Spain, home to over 150 species of butterfly. The locations we will explore include a wide variety of habitats, giving the possibility of well over 110 species over the course of this highly enjoyable tour

A balanced Spanish autumn wildlife tour with something for everyone! Birds, butterflies and dragonflies will all feature prominently. This tour always proves very popular, and with good reason - there's an enormous variety of insects and birds to be seen during autumn in Valencia.

A week exploring Fuerteventura, a naturalist’s paradise, where European and African influences combine to glorious effect in a compact area. The island boasts a unique range of bird, butterfly and botanical highlights, and represents the perfect late winter getaway to somewhere warm and wonderful.

Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is home to many unusual plant species, especially orchids that are endemic to the region. In a good year it is possible to see at least half of these orchid species while also enjoying some winter sun, and a selection of further wonderful wildflowers