Wildlife Holidays
Historic Beechey Island now more accessible
Quark Expeditions is excited to introduce Franklin’s Lost Expedition, a unique excursion to Nunavut’s Beechey Island exclusively for passengers staying at the Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge, Quark’s first land-based expedition.
Honeymoon and family cottages in Meru National Park, Kenya
The iconic Elsa’s Kopje located in Meru National Park, Kenya on the site where Born Free was filmed and Joy and George Adamson released Elsa the lioness has completed a makeover offering more suites for honeymooners and families.
Zambian rhino puts spotlight on poaching crisis
Zambia’s Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park now has its own celebrity rhino, Inongwe a rising star on Acacia Africa’s Twitter and Facebook pages.
Mashatu - Safari 5 ways in 5 days
Mashatu is a private wildlife sanctuary ideally located in northern Tuli at the confluence of the Shashe and Limpopo rivers where eastern Botswana meets South Africa.
Have a whale of a time in Dominica
Discover Dominica is celebrating after the island's whale watching operators reported a three year high.
In the footsteps of David Attenborough
As of last week many of Sir David Attenborough’s most memorable TV moments are available online for the first time ever – and if you feel inspired to follow in the footsteps of Britain's best-known wildlife filmmaker, World Expeditions offers a selection of trips all over the world where you can get up close and personal with some of the most amazing creatures on earth.
Website launches wildlife spotting guide for watersports enthusiasts
Ayrshire & Arran’s WatersportsCoast.com has revealed some of the surprising ways in which visitors can discover both common and rare coastal wildlife this autumn and winter.
Rubondo Island Camp Opens the Treehouse
Rubondo Island Camp is the only camp on Rubondo Island, an uninhabited island 2.5 times the size of Manhattan in Lake Victoria.
Visitor numbers up as Western Australia unveils new nature and wildlife offerings
Visitor numbers to Western Australia are up nine per cent year on year, with more than 150,000 people from Britain visiting in 2013.
Enjoy a whale safari and the Northern Lights
Embark on a brand new Arctic adventure to Norway with Taber Holidays this winter and witness two of nature's greatest sights while spending time at sea. With an included whale safari and Northern Lights cruise this tour is perfect for those who love being on the water.
Fall for Andalucia with an autumn sunshine break
Andalucia is a region rich with hidden gems. Whilst the high profile Costa Del Sol coastline bustles with crowds of sun-seeking holidaymakers, off the beaten track it's another world.
Leaf peeping in Switzerland: Closer than New England
New England may have made a business out of its autumn foliage – there are websites and tour operators dedicated to watching the trees turn golden hues – but it's a long way for Europeans to go to simply admire leaves, which is why it's good to know it's not essential to cross the Atlantic to enjoy this annual phenomenon.
Turtle watching in Oman
The Sultanate of Oman is home to some of the most important turtle nesting grounds in the world with thousands of turtles migrating annually from the warm waters of the Arabian Gulf (and beyond) to lay their eggs on the Sultanate’s shores.
The Australian Garden Show Sydney returns this spring
Officially marking the start of the spring floral and garden event season, The Australian Garden Show Sydney celebrates Australia's love of gardens and outdoor spaces with a stylish and unique event hosted by some of the world's leading horticulturalists and garden enthusiasts.
Yukon's invitation to adventure
If your favourite view of the world is through a lens, you'll find Yukon an irresistible photo shoot.