Antarctic Expedition: Discover the Frozen Frontier Embarking on an Antarctica expedition is a journey into the heart of icy wonder. As the expedition team sets sail across the treacherous waters of the Southern Ocean, anticipation builds for the breathtaking landscapes and extraordinary wildlife that await.
Awesome Africa For wildlife and wilderness, there’s nowhere like Namibia. A land of soaring red dunes, vast orange skies, and more free-roaming animals than any other country. You could be driving alongside cheetahs and rhinos with nobody else around for miles — there are less people in the entire country than in Rome.
Antarctica, the last real wilderness Longing to escape Santa? Head due south to Antarctica, an icy tundra of intense wilderness and spectacular wildlife. It may be covered in snow and ice, but it’s a world away from the North Pole.
Monkeys and Mountains Curiosity about our simian ancestors is written into our psyche. Seek out some of the world’s last surviving mountain gorillas and their primate cousins in Rwanda - the Land of a Thousand Hills and safari’s new frontier.
Mighty beasts and mind-blowing waterfalls In the mighty land-locked landscapes of Botswana, Zimbabwe and Zambia, you’ll find true wilderness. From the elephant herds that roam free towards a never-ending horizon to a jaw-dropping waterfall that dwarfs Niagara, this is Africa at its most awe-inspiring.
All Creatures Great and Small As Rudyard Kipling wrote: “One cannot resist the lure of Africa.” Nothing on earth compares to watching The Great Migration in action, in the lands where nomadic tribes track the Big Five in the shadow of Kilimanjaro.
Swimming with lions in the Galapagos Islands Got a little animal lover or climate warrior in the family? Take them to the Galapagos Islands where they can get acquainted with over 2000 endemic species. Natural history lessons have never been more fun.
The Great Migration, East Africa “You know you are truly alive when you’re living among lions.” Karen Blixen, the author of Out of Africa, well knew the intense exhilaration of watching wild animals at close quarters. Watching the greatest wildlife show on earth in the immense savannahs of Tanzania and Kenya, you’ll be transported back to primeval times.
