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From Dusty Trails to Lush Landscapes, Jeep Safari Journeys
Embark on extraordinary journeys to encounter astonishing creatures in the world’s most iconic natural settings. Whether it’s a safari to spot the Big Five, a cruise through the Galápagos Islands, or a trek to find mountain gorillas, our wildlife adventures are tailored to deliver unforgettable experiences.
Wildlife travel isn’t just about seeing animals from a distance—it’s about becoming part of the landscape. You might walk alongside Maasai guides through Tanzania’s grasslands, swim with turtles in clear blue seas, or experience the mesmerizing sight of penguins in Antarctica. Every moment is crafted to deepen your connection with the wildlife and nature around you.
Why Choose Us?
Expertly Curated Itineraries
From the vast plains of the Serengeti to the dense jungles of Costa Rica, we craft tailored journeys that take you to the heart of the world’s most iconic wildlife destinations. Every trip is designed with your interests and passions in mind
Guided by Experts
Our handpicked guides and naturalists are deeply knowledgeable and passionate about wildlife. Their expertise ensures you’ll have a meaningful and immersive experience, whether you’re tracking tigers in Ranthambore or spotting penguins in Antarctica.
Exclusive Encounters
We offer access to exclusive wildlife experiences—such as private safaris, after-dark nature treks, or conservation-focused activities—that provide an intimate connection to the natural world.
Sustainable Travel
We prioritize responsible tourism that supports local communities and protects the environment. Your trip not only enriches your life but also contributes to the preservation of the habitats and species you encounter.
Seamless and Hassle-Free
From arranging permits for gorilla trekking to selecting the perfect safari lodge, we take care of every detail so you can focus on the awe-inspiring moments nature has to offer.
Wildlife for All Seasons
Whether it’s the Great Migration in East Africa, whale watching in Patagonia, or birdwatching in the Amazon, we ensure you’re in the right place at the right time to witness nature’s most spectacular events.
Comfort Meets Adventure
CANADA
Discover the Wild: A Journey in Bear Country
Black, grizzly and the elusive spirit bear: all are found among Canada’s forests and mountains, and along the country’s wild western coastline. While there’s every chance of spotting one at the side of a road, our specialists reveal ways in which you can encounter them in a far more intimate and natural setting.
When you picture encountering a polar bear in the wild you might imagine seeing a speck of creamy-yellow fur on a distant iceberg. But, head to the town of Churchill, on the shores of Hudson Bay in northern Canada, and you can get right up close to the world’s largest bears with the help of expert guides.
Best time to visit
- Grizzly or Black – May to Oct
- Polar – Oct to Nov
Sights of the Sound
The Canadian Rocky and Columbia Mountains are home to both grizzly and black bears. Cruise the coastlines to sight black bears foraging on the shore, venture into open seas to spot whales, porpoises, seals and sea lions and up in the sky, catch a glimpse of resident Bald Eagles soaring on the thermal updrafts.
Great Bear Rainforest
Join us to experience an unforgettable nature adventure that includes whale watching, grizzly bear viewing, and a unique opportunity to learn about the Indigenous Culture of the Kwakwaka’wakw People, who have resided in the area since time began. You’ll also have a unique opportunity to learn from local Kwakwaka’wakw guides, who are proud of their heritage and excited to share their Culture, stories, and knowledge of the land. The region also gives you an opportunity to view otters.
Walk with a Polar Bear
Canada is home to about two-thirds of the estimated world population of polar bears. The orientation includes an explanation of our guides assess a bear’s demeanour, guidelines for conducting ourselves while out in the field among wildlife, and an explanation of the deterrents we use if a bear gets too…curious. On some days we see white Arctic hares and lots of foxes.
UGANDA - RWANDA
On the Trail of Gorillas: An Epic Jungle Adventure
The unique opportunity to see gorillas in their natural habitat is unforgettable, some even say life changing. Encounters with gorillas as they go about their daily lives are carefully managed, with expert trackers and guides leading small groups of tourists up bamboo-covered slopes to spend a precious and awe-inspiring hour just a few feet away from the gentle creatures.
The volcanic range which spans Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo is home to the endangered mountain gorilla. Tracking gorillas in Rwanda is safe and relatively accessible.
Best time to visit
- June to Sep
- Dec to Feb
Gorilla trekking
Trekking mountain gorillas through the dense African forests is a magical experience. Only eight visitors are allowed per gorilla group each day, and to minimize possible transmission of human diseases, visitors are asked to maintain a distance of 10m from the gorillas. Typically, tracking can take from 3 to 8 hours and requires some agility and fitness; however, all fitness levels can be accommodated and no one should feel deterred from missing this once in a lifetime experience.
Golden monkey trekking
These playful primates are a sight to behold and can only be found in a few locations in East Africa. A unique and unforgettable experience that is not to be missed. Unlike the mountain gorillas, the golden monkeys are much more active and are constantly jumping from tree to tree. It’s an opportunity to see these rare and beautiful creatures up close and personal in their natural habitat.
Chimpanzee tracking
Start your walk in search of the resident chimpanzees in Nyungwe Forest there are more than 500 chimps in the forest. If you are lucky enough to encounter them, you will spend a really enjoyable hour watching them leap from branches, build nests from leaves in the treetops, and play and groom each other. Nyungwe Forest is also home to a vast number of other animals and birds — there are 12 species of primate including black and white colobus monkeys, L'Hoest monkeys and grey-cheeked mangabeys, 120 species of butterfly, 278 species of bird, serval cats, side-striped jackal, giant forest hog and wild cat. This makes any walk through the Nyungwe Forest a really incredible wildlife experience.
MADAGASCAR
Explore Madagascar’s Wild Kingdom: A Journey Through Nature’s Best Kept Secrets
An off-the-beaten-track destination for even the most seasoned of safari goers, the remote island of Madagascar has started to emerge as a fascinating wildlife destination with a handful of sustainably minded luxury lodges and camps opening in recent years.
With 90 percent of all flora and fauna found in Madagascar endemic, and a blend of Austronesian, African, Arab and European culture, it is no stretch to call the island truly unique. As well as it’s iconic lemurs – which are reason enough for many to venture here – Madagascar has stretches of beautiful Indian Ocean coastline, exclusive island retreats, a rugged interior to be explored and a warm people to get to know.
Best time to visit
- Apr to Oct
Moramba Bay boat trip
The boat heads north up the coast which is deserted save one or two fishing villages and two private houses. The rest of the coastline is wild and untouched with beaches covered in ghost crabs, tiny coves with white sand, islands covered in lush vegetation and tall baobab trees and rocky outcrops where you may see the Madagascar fish eagle. You pass a couple of fishing villages and often see fishermen out in their dhows and pirogues. Stopping on some of the islands of Moramba Bay to view huge baobabs, see where old Sakalava tombs were located and learn about flora and fauna.
Andasibe National Park Night Walk
The walk takes place along the main road that runs along the edge of the reserve. The road makes for easy walking and the proximity to the vegetation will mean that you are likely to spot something. Dwarf lemurs, woolly lemurs and mouse lemurs are commonly spotted as well as different species of frogs, chameleons and lots of insects. The walk is easy, and a really nice way to spend an evening.
Whale watching
In June, humpback whales come from the waters of the South Pole to the Ste Marie Channel, not far off the coast. The channel is protected by the East coast of Madagascar and by Sainte-Marie, ideal for whales who come to breed and calve. The whales remain close to the Ste Marie for four months — the time taken for the calves to grow up. In September the whales return to the South Pole to stuff themselves with krill.