The Malay Archipelago is one of the planet’s greatest biodiversity hotspots. Join Mike Dilger on this unforgettable journey to discover its best wildlife experiences. What better way to appreciate Indonesia’s wildlife than by visiting three of its most contrasting islands and finishing with an exclusive cruise.
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This highlight-packed 11-day itinerary reveals Japan’s most unique and renowned wildlife spectacles - large flocks of Steller’s sea eagles, dancing Japanese cranes, Blakiston’s fish owl, and the bizarre sight of Japanese macaques bathing in steaming hot springs – creating a photographic extravaganza.
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Join this voyage of a lifetime as you sail from Scotland to Svalbard, calling at Fair Isle and Jan Mayen en route. During the journey you visit prime sites across the North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean, visiting remote, wildlife-rich islands and dramatic coastlines. In Svalbard, explore fjords and search for iconic Arctic wildlife.
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Join award-winning wildlife photographer Bret Charman in Papua New Guinea, and visit three of the country’s finest bird and wildlife locations. Take in lowland and montane rainforests, with enchanting cultural exchanges and festivals that offer compelling, colourful insights and photographic potential.
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Arguably Europe’s most impressive and majestic bird, the golden eagle epitomises wilderness areas and the freedom of vast open skies This long weekend in Sweden provides fantastic opportunities to photograph golden eagles from hides in the coniferous forest deep in the winter snow.
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Journey to one of Central Africa’s most rewarding wildlife destinations and experience an astounding array of wildlife. On this pioneering small group tour we go in search of some of Central Africa’s top wildlife highlights, enjoying both its spectacular birdlife and its iconic mammals.
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Join us for a celebration of wildlife across both Madagascar’s incredible rainforests and endemic rich deciduous forests, two contrasting hotspots famed for their stunning sifakas, extraordinary chameleons and wealth of unique wildlife. This trip promises to be a wildlife experience like no other.
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Visit Brazil's contrasting habitats as we explore its tropical savannahs and woodlands, the Amazon rainforest and the Northern Pantanal. We go in search of the iconic wildlife of Brazil including maned wolf, jaguar, giant river otter, giant anteater and spider and saki monkeys, plus a variety of birds, amphibians and reptiles.
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Secluded, untouched and home to many of the world's birds of paradise, Papua New Guinea is unlike anywhere else on Earth. Led throughout by TV naturalist Mike Dilger, this itinerary has been specially designed to maximise our chances of encountering birds of paradise and other endemic birds.
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We spend a week on Crete – the largest and, to many, the most spectacular of the Greek Isles. The geology and isolation from the mainland have given this rugged land a diverse fusion of flowers, birds and wildlife, and this tour operates at one of the best times of year to see them.
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After almost two decades, our Festival of Wildlife returns to the Asian Subcontinent and the incredible country of India. Accompanied by our team of expert leaders and local naturalists, we explore Pench National Park in search of tiger, sloth bear, dhole, leopard and a plethora of birds on this celebration of wildlife.
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Studying tracks in the snow, we explore the Biebrza Marshes and Białowieża Forest in search of European bison, wild boar, elk, red deer and, if lucky, some of the country's predators. We also look for smaller mammals such as otter, beaver, red squirrel, pine marten and up to ten species of bat.
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Swim alongside wild manatees in the clear, spring-fed waters of Florida’s Crystal River. This calm, close-up encounter with one of nature’s most gentle and curious creatures is safe, serene, and accessible to anyone comfortable using a snorkel. Activities include drift snorkelling, birdwatching, and more.
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Tucked away in the north of South America, Guyana is one of the planet’s last wildernesses. This small group tour has been specially designed to explore the very best that this incredible country has to offer from unbroken rainforest and spectacular waterfalls to a myriad of enthralling wildlife.
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The awe-inspiring harpy eagle is among the world’s most magnificent and elusive birds. This tour takes us off the trodden path in search of this legendary raptor to active nest sites. We also seek out many other charismatic birds and mammals on this two-centre adventure.
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Our unique birdwatching trip to Colombia visits key sites with an experienced local leader to discover the country’s most sought-after birds, including endemics and other gems like multicoloured, black-and-gold and gold-ringed tanagers, Cauca guan, red-ruffed fruitcrow and yellow-eared parrot.
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The Dordogne and Vézère Valleys in south-west France have been called ‘an exotic England, steeped in prehistory’. This trip concentrates on the superb range of butterflies, birds and wildflowers to be found in this beautiful region, accompanied by two experts on the region’s wildlife.
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Join one of our wildlife photography experts in Romania's Danube Delta, where purpose-built hides offer excellent opportunities to photograph everything from golden jackals and their cubs to dragonflies, damselflies and an impressive array of bird species such as white-tailed eagle and European roller.
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The Welsh island of Skomer off the Pembrokeshire coast is home to one of the UK’s largest breeding colonies of Atlantic puffins and Manx shearwaters. Join us on this three-day trip where there will be countless opportunities to photograph these seabirds at the height of the breeding season.
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Ethiopia boasts a wide diversity of birds, mammals, landscapes and plants which is hardly matched in Africa. The birdlife is a mixture of East and West African and Palearctic elements, with over 800 species recorded, including 37 endemics and this trip explores its key wildlife sites.
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Our early spring tour to the Dordogne and Vézère Valleys in south-west France goes in search of an exciting range of resident and migrant birds. From wallcreepers and alpine accentors to woodpeckers and black-winged kites, we visit a variety of habitats with expert local naturalist David Simpson.
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In In May, the wetlands and grassy plains of the Hortobagy teem with resident and migrant breeding birds, including the magnificent great bustard, while the forests of the Zemplen Hills are home to raptors and other forest specialities such as Ural owl, as well as the famed Tokaj vineyards.
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Amongst its recorded 500 bird species, Taiwan’s 24 endemics include the stunning Swinhoe’s pheasant, Taiwan fulvetta, Taiwan blue magpie and the exquisite flamecrest. Many other migrant birds pass through the island between September and March, and there are some lovely butterflies too.
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Visit sites along Europe’s main eastern flyway for cranes – at their peak, there can be up to 60,000 cranes in the area, making this one of Europe’s great wildlife spectacles. We also explore the Zemplén Hills for a range of raptors and other forest specialities including owls and woodpeckers.
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