It's often said that we don't truly appreciate something until we lose it. As the fragility of our natural world becomes more and more evident, we find ourselves increasingly drawn to places where we can reconnect with the earth. Viewing untamed wildlife at close range is a humbling reminder of how precious each species is.
Africa - African Insight (South Africa, Botswana, Zambia)
Short of time, but want to see Kruger, South Africa's premier National Park, experience Botswana's beautiful Chobe National Park, and indulge in Victoria Falls, Africa's most famous sight and 'adrenaline pumping' playground? Then this short overland tour is for you. It's ideal for those with limited time who want a short tour to see the best of southern Africa's attractions.
Africa - Gorilla Encounter (Kenya and Uganda)
Experience game parks, landscapes and a friendly culture. This safari gives a glimpse of East Africa's enormously diverse scenery, from the Great Rift Valley dotted with lakes, to the terraced hillsides of fertile Uganda. Of course, the opportunity to trek and view magnificent gorillas in their fragile habitat is an unforgettable experience.
Africa - East African Explorer (Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya)
From south to north, this tour explores world renowned, "Big 5" game parks, friendly beaches of laid-back Lake Malawi, the tropical paradise of Zanzibar, and the mighty Zambezi River as it spills over the thunderous Victoria Falls. Ideal for game viewing and perfect for anyone wanting to see the best of Africa!
Africa - South Africa and Swaziland Adventure Tour
Take a safari to track down Africa's "Big 5" (leopard, lion, buffalo,
rhino, and elephant) in a number of different parks and reserves throughout
South Africa and Swaziland. Kruger National Park provides a fantastic
setting for your search for Africa's "Big 5". In the Manyeleti Game
Reserve view such phenomenal wildlife as lion, hartebeest, impala and
warthog. Enjoy an open-vehicle game drive in the Hlane Game Sanctuary,
Swaziland's largest protected area.
Ecuador - Galapagos (Independent)
A different way to enjoy the Galapagos - enjoy this hotel situated in a grove of wild red mangroves, perched on the edge of the stunning blue sea. The inn is peacefully removed from the busy town but only a stones throw away from the Charles Darwin Station and the town centre. Relax with your morning coffee on the waterfront terrace, but be prepared to share with sun-basking marine iguanas, light foot crabs and frigate birds - welcome to Galapagos!
Brazil - Amazon Eco Park (Independent)
Explore the Amazon's jungle riches at the Amazon Eco Park Jungle Lodge and sail to the famous 'Meeting of the Waters' for extraordinary wildlife viewing.
Ecuador - Voyage Galapagos Adventure Tour
The Ecuadorian islands made famous by Charles Darwin (the inspiration
for his theory of evolution) remain one of the most unique wildlife-spotting
locations anywhere. Animals with no fear of humans make getting back
to nature almost effortless. Living here, you'll find an incredible
mix of polar and tropical species, from penguins and fur seals to flamingos
and tropical fish. UNESCO declared the Galapagos a Natural Heritage
Site because of its scientific significance and in order to support
the conservation efforts of the National Park.
Peru - Panorama Adventure Tour
Spread over nine countries and 6 million square km, the Amazon is the
largest and most species-rich tropical rainforest in the world. Voyage
by motorized canoe through the Amazon Basin for a chance to see bird
species typical of the river or forest edge such as Black Skimmers,
Pied Lapwings, Capped Herons, Jabiru Storks, and Roadside Hawks. The
Tambopata area is renowned for its diverse plant and animal populations
and includes over 1300 bird species (including 32 parrot species (10%
of the world's total), 200 mammal species (including 4 species of primates)
90 frog species, 1200 butterfly species and 10,000 species of higher
plants; all are protected within the reserve. Some of the more famous
residents are the Harpy Eagle, the prehistoric looking Hoatzin, tapir,
peccary, jaguar, ocelot and playful river otters who live in the area's
oxbow lakes.
