Do not miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see some of the most endangered animal species. Book this trip with us and travel to the UNESCO-listed Chitwan National Park, located some 146km away from Kathmandu. Participate on a guided, 3-day tour of the national park and see an amazing diversity of flora and fauna.
Enjoy our pickup service from Kathmandu or Pokhara and travel to Chitwan in an air-conditioned tourist bus. Covering an area of 932 square kilometres, the national park is home to a variety of endangered species, including 500 one-horned rhinos, around 120 Bengal tigers and a large number of lumbering elephants, crocodiles, pythons, deer and brilliantly colored birds.
Visit a traditional Tharu village on the first day of the trip. The Tharu people have been living in the jungles of the southern plains of Nepal and northern parts of India since time immemorial. Go out on an elephant safari, ride a canoe and visit an elephant breeding centre on the second day of the trip.
The third day of the trip involves birdwatching in the morning before you prepare for the departure. We will drive you to Pokhara or Kathmandu in a tourist bus after the trip is over.
Journey into Nepal's heart and experience this enchanting region's colourful sights and culture. Mingle with local villagers and craftspeople, visit temples and sacred Buddhist sites, travel the cobbled streets of tiny mountain towns and search for unique wildlife. From the whirlwind of Kathmandu to the lush jungle of Chitwan National Park – with plenty of delightful hidden gems in between – you’ll take an unforgettable tour of Nepal, brimming with culture, history and natural beauty.
Discover the wonders of Australia with our Adventure Tour. Experience Sydney's highlights with guided tours and a Harbour Explorer Pass. Encounter native wildlife at Taronga Zoo and on exhilarating Dolphin Discovery Cruises. Immerse yourself in indigenous culture through guided walks and cultural tours. Explore natural marvels like Noosa Everglades and the Great Barrier Reef. Don't miss iconic attractions like Australia Zoo and Melbourne Skydeck. With the convenience of a rental car and our comprehensive support app, your adventure in Australia is bound to be seamless and unforgettable. Join us and experience the very best that Australia has to offer!
Independent TourTypically a private tour undertaken by one or two travelers
Age Range
15-79 yrs
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Sydney and NSW, Sydney, Fraser I
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With lumbering giant tortoises, playful sea lions and an aviary of swooping, squawking, soaring bird life, the Galapagos Islands is wildlife-watching heaven. For this five-day trip, it’s all aboard the Solaris, a first-class motor yacht, to cruise around the archipelago in the company of an expert naturalist. Along the way, we stop at a string of biologically diverse islands, including Genovesa, Santa Fe and San Cristóbal, with the chance to get out and explore on foot and by snorkelling. Expect moments worthy of a nature documentary and plenty of photo opportunities.
Join us on this four-hour tour that takes you to one of the most popular birdwatching destinations in Costa Rica. We will meet you at your hotel at 5:15 am and drive you to Arenal Mundo Aventura Natural Park, where we will reach at around 5:30 am.
Follow the circuit trail that takes you through a varied landscape including a dense forest, a regenerating forest with pastures and open areas and small streams that allow the observation of a variety of colorful birds.
Among the most common birds that can be seen in this place are the great kiskadee, yellow tyrannulet, Montezuma oropendola, wing-barred seedeater, tropical kingbird, red-billed pigeon and the groove-billed ani. In addition to these, this place is also home to less common resident species such as the slaty spinetail, which makes an elaborate nest upon an impressive platform of twigs; and the laughing falcon, a large hawk whose presence is an indicator of a healthy environment.
You might even spot a black-cheeked woodpecker and Guianan trogons. Among the aquatic birds in the natural park are the uniform crake and the white-throated crake. The walk will come to an end at around 9:30 am. There is a 30-minute break for a delicious continental breakfast accompanied by juice, fruit and hot coffee.
If you prefer a more technical tour that include other types of birds as well, you can choose between nine alternate options and go for a semi-private tour. We will assign a specialized guide by reservation. Among the additional options we offer are birdwatching at Lake Arenal, Cano Negro Wildlife Refuge, Danaus Ecocenter, El Silencio Reserve, Juan Castro Blanco Cloud Forest and Children’s Eternal Rainforest.
Limited time doesn't mean you have to limit your African experience. Get the most of the safari experience in the least amount of time on this half-day tour. Visit three wildlife reserves: the Natal Lion Park, the African Raptor Centre and Tala Game Reserve, in under six hours to get a diverse, all-encompassing wildlife experience.
The tour's first stop is the Natal Lion Park, which is home to a variety of wildlife, including lion, African and Asian elephants as well as rhinoceros. Your guide will drive you around the park in search of the elephants before entering the lion’s enclosure to marvel at the pride of lions. This activity is very popular among tourists as it provides a rare opportunity of being so close to lions and admiring their size and beauty.
Next, visit Tala Private Game reserve that shelters diverse wildlife on its 3,000 hectares. The reserve is a rhino sanctuary and is home to over 370 birds and animals, including larger animals like giraffes, hippos and elands. Drive around the park in our closed vehicle to view all the wildlife and get a close look at the rhinos. Your guide will give you insights on the ecosystem of the area and the interesting facts about the animals.
Discover the wildlife of Tanzania in this six-day safari adventure that will take you to Mukumi and Nyerere national parks. The tour starts from the city of Dar es Salaam from where you will be picked up and transferred to Mikumi Natinoal Park.
The open horizons and abundant wildlife of the Mkata Floodplain, the fashionable centrepiece of Mikumi, draw frequent comparisons to the more famous Serengeti plains. The park boasts several wildlife species, including African elephants, wildebeest, zebras and impalas. It is also home to a great many of bird species. More than 400 bird species have been recorded here, such as the lilac-breasted rollers, yellow-throated longclaws, and bateleur eagles.
On the next part of the tour, we will head to Nyerere National Park, formally known as Selous Game Reserve. Founded in 2019, the park covers over 30,000 square kilometres and boasts Tanzania's largest elephant population and many lions, leopards, African hunting dogs, buffaloes, and hippos. Species commonly seen are bushbucks, red and blue duikers, elands, hartebeests, hyenas, giraffes, oryx, reedbucks, impalas, waterbucks, and zebras. The park has the most extensive diversity of safari activities ranging from boat safari along the Great Rufiji River, legendary fly camping trips, jungle walking and game drives in thriving wildlife areas.
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Set off on an adventurous walk across the Scoraig Peninsula, complete with a scenic boat journey to this remote Highland outpost. This unique tour blends the excitement of a boat ride with the tranquility of a peninsula hike, offering sweeping views of the sea and rugged hills. The trip’s unique selling point is its sense of remoteness and the opportunity to explore a seldom-visited corner of Scotland, making it a true escape for intrepid travelers.
The Andean condor is the largest flying bird in the world and this private, guided trip is the perfect option for all the bird lovers out there who want to see these majestic giants soar over the Peruvian landscape.
Start your tour with a pickup from your hotel at around 7:00 am. Leave Cusco city for the archeo–astronomical centre of Killarumiyoq, located in Anta.
Head for the town of Limatambo after a guided visit of the centre and continue towards the department of Apurímac. Visit Tarawasi, which has one of the few remaining Andean cult structures. After that, it is time for lunch.
On the road again, we will arrive at the Huayronka Bridge and take a detour to Chonta. You will soon reach the area with three condor viewpoints. See giant Andean condors soaring over cliffs and canyons as you start your walk from the first to the last viewpoint, which takes around an hour. Spend two hours total watching the birds, exploring the area and taking pictures. We will drive you back to the city after the tour is over and drop you off at your accommodation.
This 16-day itinerary offers an immersive exploration of India and Nepal, showcasing their rich cultural heritage and natural wonders. The journey begins in Delhi, where you'll delve into the city's historical and modern facets, visiting landmarks like India Gate and Humayun's Tomb. The adventure continues in Agra, home to the awe-inspiring Taj Mahal, which you'll experience at sunrise, capturing its ethereal beauty. A Mughal Heritage Walk will further enrich your understanding of the region's history.
Next, you'll journey to Jaipur, the "Pink City," renowned for its majestic Amber Fort and bustling markets. Here, you'll witness the intricate art of block printing and gain insights into the city's rich craftsmanship. Returning to Delhi, you'll then embark on a train journey to Varanasi, a city of profound spirituality. Witness the captivating Aarti ceremony on the banks of the sacred Ganges River and experience a serene sunrise boat ride, observing the city's unique rituals and traditions.
Crossing the border into Nepal, you'll arrive in Lumbini, the birthplace of the Buddha. Explore the sacred sites associated with his life and teachings, gaining a deeper understanding of Buddhism's origins. The journey then takes a thrilling turn as you venture into Bardia National Park, where jeep safaris and guided walks offer encounters with majestic wildlife, including tigers, elephants, and rhinoceroses.
Finally, you'll fly to Kathmandu, Nepal's vibrant capital. Explore the historic Durbar Square and the iconic Swayambunath Stupa, immersing yourself in the city's unique blend of ancient traditions and modern life. The tour concludes in Kathmandu, leaving you with a treasure trove of memories from your Indian and Nepali odyssey. The itinerary also offers optional activities and extensions, allowing you to personalize your experience and further explore the wonders of these captivating countries.
In this program, we will visit the most important penguin colony in Latin America and embark on a historical and cultural circuit in Gaiman, an ancient Welsh colony where optional traditional Welsh Tea tasting is
This tour is designed for you to enjoy Patagonia in contact with nature. Be received at the ranch with traditional reception in our old shed, built in 1912. You can explore the ranch to get to know the Estancia, its history and the typical activities of Patagonia. Then, a guided walk takes you to the shores of Argentino Lake. Dinner consists of typical Patagonian Lamb
The Pantanal: the largest wetland region in the world and home to the largest big cat in the Americas. Join acclaimed photographer and conservationist Paul Goldstein to explore a remarkable habitat, where plains and low scrubby forests are home to more than 1,000 bird species and 300 different mammals, including tapirs, anteaters, jabiru storks and the striking hyacinth macaw. Concentrating on the incredibly rich northern Pantanal in the southwest of Brazil, we divide our time between two lodges, journeying deep into the wetlands in search of jaguars, the largest feline in the Americas. These solitary, elusive predators, as well as being formidable opponents on land, are strong swimmers and are known to frequent the waterways near our base in Porto Jofre.