Fly-In Safari Locations

The Skeleton Coast is one of the most beautiful places on earth, with soaring dunes and plains to deep canyons, mountains, saltpans and freshwater springs. Wildlife includes huge colonies of Cape fur seals, and travelling by light aircraft provides stunning views of the coastline and its remarkable natural features. Find Out More

• Destination: Namibia

This spectacular waterfall, along with the surrounding national park, is Guyana’s most famous visitor attraction, as well as one of the world’s great natural wonders. The dramatic view down the deep gorge in the opposite direction is almost as good as that of the waterfall itself. Find Out More

• Destination: Guyana

Outback is the term used to describe Australia’s vast, remote, arid interior – even more remote than "the bush" which refers to any area outside a main urban zone. Due to low, erratic rainfall and infertile soil, it is sparsely settled and over 90% of Australians live in urban areas on the coast. Find Out More

• Destination: Australia

Olkirimatian Conservancy is an African wildlife paradise situated in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley. This wild and rugged reserve has been tailored towards high-end photographic safaris. With complete exclusivity and several purpose-built photography hides, the area is unrivalled for small group photography tours in East Africa. Find Out More

• Destination: Kenya

Set on Western Australia’s spectacular south coast, Bremer Bay is surrounded by sweeping beaches, rugged coastline and rich marine habitats. Offshore, the deep waters of the Bremer Canyon support an extraordinary diversity of wildlife and one of the world’s most reliable seasonal gatherings of orca. Find Out More

• Destination: Australia

Remote and rarely visited, the Cobourg Peninsula protects a remarkable mix of tropical woodland, wetlands, white-sand beaches and rich marine habitats. Look for dugongs, saltwater crocodiles, banteng, marine turtles and prolific birdlife while exploring by boat, 4WD and on foot. Find Out More

• Destination: Australia