Wildlife Holidays
Chance to be a conservation biologist
Ever wondered what it is like to be a wildlife conservation biologist? If you are keen to find out in just one day, then Biosphere Expeditions could have what you are looking for!
Little known migrations from Acacia Africa
The Annual Migration in the Masai Mara is without a doubt one of the main reasons to opt for a safari holiday, but Acacia Africa has uncovered some less well-known migratory extravaganzas, with opportunities to view some spectacular wildlife including, celebrity sharks, dragonflies, and literally, millions of sardines.
New from Wildlife Worldwide – Botswana Explorer
Wildlife Worldwide has a brand new, small group trip for 2011 - the two-week Botswana Explorer - taking in the highlights of this captivating country, which is surrounded by Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
Helping protect one of the world's most endangered species
Biosphere Expeditions – the award winning, non profit making conservation specialist – is giving people the opportunity to travel to the remote and high mountains of the Altai Republic in Central Asia to help protect one of the world’s most elusive and endangered species, the snow leopard.
Out of Africa - Walking magical Kenya
Britain’s leading guided walks operator, Ramblers Worldwide Holidays, is offering a 17 day tour of Kenya’s stunning Rift Valley – renowned for its dramatic landscapes, tribal culture and wildlife.
Tigers and lions of India tour
Experience the thrill of the India jungle and its incredible diversity. Although the enigmatic tiger is the biggest draw, the rare Asiatic lion also roams this land.
Up close and personal with icons of the Amazon
There is still time for you to get close up and personal with the four icons of the Amazon; jaguars, pumas, parrots and peccaries (pig like creatures) this summer with Biosphere Expeditions – the award winning, non profit making conservation specialist.
Have a whale of a time in Cape Town
May sees the start of the whale mating and calving season in South Africa when the amazing creatures swim so close to the coast it is possible to whale watch from the shore.
Half-term fun for all the family with Countryside 2011
If you’re looking for great ways to keep the kids busy during half term, then Countryside 2011 could be just the answer.
Savouring Julia Bradbury's spectacular Iceland
Launched on 11 May at 9 p.m. on BBC 4 is the intrepid Julia Bradbury’s latest walking adventure across 60 kilometres of Iceland’s most famous hiking route – which ends at the volcano which brought air traffic across Europe to a standstill.
Tracks, trails and tails in Colorado
For over a hundred years Colorado has been welcoming visitors to experience one of the oldest western traditions of ranching.
Spot Orca Whales in Canada with Oceans Worldwide
July and August are the best months of the year to spot Orcas in the Broughton archipelago off Canada’s west coast, as each summer more than 200 of these awesome marine mammals gather in so-called super-pods to hunt salmon, rest and socialise.
Makanyane Safari Lodge announces 2010 wedding packages
Makanyane Safari Lodge has announced its latest wedding packages for travel between 1st September 2011 and 30th April 2012.
A week of celebrations for Nausicaa's 20th birthday
From 15 to 20 May 2011, Nausicaa, the French National Sea Life Centre, is celebrating its 20th Birthday and there are plenty of surprises in store to commemorate this important event.
African island hopping adventures
Free spirits in search of a truly offbeat Indian Ocean island hopping adventure should set sail for the unspoilt Quirimbas Archipelago in northern Mozambique, on the Zambezi Safari and Travel Company's newest mobile safari.