Wildlife, Nature and Ecotourism

Welcome to an incredibly diverse world that is open to wide ranges of explorers. Looking for that first time experience or something much deeper? Explore our our wildlife, nature and ecotourism selections below or contact us directly to help you find your own niche.

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Find Your Niche

Many of the world’s greatest nature experiences are not marketed by group tour operators because they are niche markets. The Pantanal and Ibera wetlands in Brazil and Argentina, birding and wildlife areas in Peru, Panama, Ecuador, Guyana and Costa Rica are fantastic but not explored with much depth. Even areas of Central, East and Southern Africa are barely scratched. Other less travelled, slightly remote but excellent destinations are in Australia, New Zealand, Borneo, Papua New Guinea, the Arctic, Antarctic. Some of these are accessible by specialty cruises and boats.

We’ve been helping people find their nature travel niche for over 30 years.

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Wildlife Photography Tours

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We look out for unique, high quality programs for niche travellers. Wildlife photography travel is coming of age with digital imaging and people are looking to hone their craft. But you can’t just jump on the next safari van and be taking those drop dead shots. Continue reading

Masai Mara and Gorillas – 15 Days

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The Masai Mara, a vast grassland teeming with animals, has an astonishing amount and mixture of game, including lions, cheetahs and at certain times of the year, the wildebeest migration. Lake Nakuru National Park has an incredible variety of birds as well as a healthy population of White and Black rhinos while Queen Elizabeth National Park is home to hippos, elephants, buffalo, leopards and the elusive tree-climbing lions as well as a huge variety of birds. Murchison Falls National Park is one of the most impressive parks in Africa, renowned for its scenic beauty, spectacular falls and abundant wildlife, including elephants, buffalo, Ugandan kobs (antelope), leopards, and over 450 different species of birds. The highlight of the trip is undoubtedly an hour with Mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in Uganda. This close-up encounter is arguably the most sensational wildlife experience of them all. Continue reading