Wildlife Photography Locations

One of India’s best kept secrets, Bori Wildlife Sanctuary is part of the greater Satpura Tiger Reserve. A stunning area of mixed forest and idyllic meadows, the sanctuary supports a thriving population of tigers, alongside a host of other mammals and an exceptional array of birds, with over 240 species recorded. Find Out More

• Destination: India

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

Fredberg is a remote rainforest wilderness of towering forest, granite outcrops, streams and swamps, rich in Amazonian wildlife. Here, Guianan cock-of-the-rock, colourful cotingas, monkeys, sloths and elusive forest mammals inhabit a landscape alive with birdsong, frog calls and insects. Find Out More

• Destination: Suriname

Kabalebo is one of Suriname’s most remote and wildlife-rich rainforests, where pristine wilderness is home to tapirs, giant otters, monkeys, caimans and hundreds of bird species. Reached only by light aircraft, it offers an unforgettable glimpse into a truly untouched Amazonian ecosystem. Find Out More

• Destination: Suriname

A lush mosaic of regenerating rainforest, wetlands, waterways and old plantation trees, Peperpot is alive with great potoos, jacamars, trogons and parrots, while squirrel monkeys, sloths, agoutis and capybaras inhabit the forest. At dusk, frogs, insects and elusive mammals emerge. Find Out More

• Destination: Suriname

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

Hervey Bay was the world's first recognised Whale Heritage Sites and is one of the planet's great humpback whale watching destinations. Unlike a simple migration viewpoint, the sheltered waters here provide a place for whales to pause, rest and socialise, with mothers and calves often lingering in the bay. Find Out More

• Destination: Australia

Erg Chebbi lies on the edge of the Sahara Desert and is a landscape dominated by spectacular golden dunes, some of which tower up to 150 metres high. Here, shifting sands, sparse desert vegetation and seasonal wetlands create a surprising haven for fennec fox, desert birds, reptiles and other wildlife. Find Out More

• Destination: Morocco