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Wildlife, marine and birding travel specialist- helping curious travellers experience rare species, remote landscapes and nature focused adventures beyond the ordinary.

Top wildlife destinations aren't always the most famous.Some of the most rewarding wildlife encounters happen far from t...
19/06/2026

Top wildlife destinations aren't always the most famous.

Some of the most rewarding wildlife encounters happen far from the destinations that dominate travel brochures and social media feeds.

Choosing the right destination often means looking beyond the obvious. The places that receive less attention can offer unique wildlife experiences, fewer crowds and a deeper connection with the natural world.

The best wildlife experiences are often found where nature takes centre stage. 🐾

What's the most underrated wildlife destination you've visited, or would love to visit?

Travelling solo doesn't mean travelling alone. Last minute availabilities for July/August, with no single supplement! Jo...
17/06/2026

Travelling solo doesn't mean travelling alone.

Last minute availabilities for July/August, with no single supplement!

Join a small group of like minded travellers and discover one of Australia's most spectacular and remote wilderness regions, the Kimberley.

Explore towering red cliffs, powerful waterfalls, hidden coves, pristine reefs and ancient landscapes that have been shaped over millions of years. Along the way, keep watch for Monjons, Saltwater Crocodiles, Green Sea Turtles and thousands of seabirds that call this remarkable coastline home.

One of the highlights is Ashmore Reef, Australia's most remote marine park. Closer to Indonesia than mainland Australia, it is home to more than 100,000 nesting seabirds and more than 500 species of fish. While landings are not permitted, Zodiac cruises and snorkelling provide an unforgettable way to experience this extraordinary marine environment.

🗓 13 to 23 July 2026, Darwin to Broome
🗓 23 July to 2 August 2026, Broome to Darwin
🗓 2 to 12 August 2026, Darwin to Broome

If you've been waiting for the right opportunity to explore the Kimberley without travelling completely on your own, this could be it.

📩 Message me for details on solo traveller pricing, availability and cabin options before these departures fill.

📸 Western Australia Tourism, © S. Bradley

Great news for travellers.The Australian Government has lowered its travel advice for parts of the Middle East from Leve...
16/06/2026

Great news for travellers.

The Australian Government has lowered its travel advice for parts of the Middle East from Level 4, Do Not Travel, to Level 3, Reconsider Your Need to Travel.

For many travellers, this means travel insurance may now be valid again when transiting through Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi.

As always, check your policy carefully to understand your level of cover.

Latest travel advise
www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/middle-east/united-arab-emirates)

16/06/2026

The Great Migration is not just a safari experience. It's one of nature's most unique wildlife spectacles. 🦓🐃

Every year, millions of wildebeest and zebra move across the vast plains of Kenya and Tanzania, following the rains in an endless cycle of survival.

What many travellers don't realise is that the experience changes dramatically throughout the year. River crossings, calving season, predator action and huge grazing herds all happen at different times and in different locations.

That's why choosing when to travel can be just as important as choosing where to go.

Planning around wildlife movements creates a completely different safari experience.

Would seeing the Great Migration be on your wildlife travel wish list?

From glacier carved mountains to the wild coastline of Alaska, this is a journey that shows North America at its most po...
16/06/2026

From glacier carved mountains to the wild coastline of Alaska, this is a journey that shows North America at its most powerful.

Over 19 days, travel through the Canadian Rockies and into Alaska’s Inside Passage by rail and sea, combining iconic scenery with unforgettable wildlife moments.

Think Banff at dusk on a wildlife safari, walking on ancient ice at the Columbia Icefield, and waking up to mountain lakes and alpine valleys before stepping aboard the legendary Rocky Mountaineer in GoldLeaf Service.

Then the pace shifts as you sail through fjords, glaciers and forested islands on a seven night cruise, visiting Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan along the way.

With a five star stay at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, panoramic rail journeys, and upgraded cruise accommodation options, this is travel designed for those who want space, silence and nature on a grand scale.

Wildlife, wilderness and world class comfort in one seamless journey.

Ready to explore Canada and Alaska in a way that stays with you long after you return?

From A$16,629/person
This includes 2 days in GoldLeaf on Rocky Mountaineer and Veranda Stateroom on Koningsdam for 7 nights

Get in touch with your preferred date (April-June 2027) for full itinerary details and other options.

15/06/2026

One of the biggest wildlife travel mistakes?

Travelling at the wrong time.

Even the most incredible destination can be disappointing if you visit when the wildlife you're hoping to see simply isn't there.

Animal movements, migrations, breeding seasons and weather patterns all play a huge role in what you'll experience.

That's why timing is often just as important as choosing the destination itself.

Whether it's witnessing a bird migration, seeing whale calves alongside their mothers, or finding a rare species found nowhere else on Earth, being there at the right time can make all the difference.

When planning wildlife travel, don't just ask yourself, "Where should I go?" Ask, "When should I go and what do I want to see?"

For me, one wildlife event I'd love to witness is seeing fluffy penguin chicks in Antarctica. Timing the voyage to coincide with the breeding season would make all the difference between seeing nesting adults and watching colonies full of curious young chicks.

💬 What wildlife event would you love to witness one day?

12/06/2026

What makes a wildlife trip successful?

It's not luck.

Many of the world's most memorable wildlife encounters happen because travellers are in the right place at the right time.

Understanding migration patterns, breeding seasons and animal behaviour can dramatically improve your chances of seeing the species you've travelled so far to encounter.

Whether it's humpback whales, rare birds or unique wildlife found nowhere else on Earth, timing is often one of the most important parts of the journey.

That's why choosing when to travel can be just as important as choosing where to go.

💬 Would you travel at a different time of year if it meant a better wildlife experience?

Some wildlife encounters stay with you forever.Whether it's seeing marine iguanas in the Galápagos, spotting lemurs in M...
11/06/2026

Some wildlife encounters stay with you forever.

Whether it's seeing marine iguanas in the Galápagos, spotting lemurs in Madagascar, or watching a bird of paradise display deep in the forests of Papua New Guinea, these moments often become the highlight of a journey.

What makes wildlife experiences so special is that no two encounters are ever the same. Every sighting feels unique, and often the most memorable moments are the ones you never expected.

I'd love to hear about your most memorable wildlife encounter. What species or moment has stayed with you long after your trip ended?

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