Wild Globe Expeditions

18/08/2026

Marlon shows us some real indigenous skill, whipping up a jungle thatch in seconds.

It's a common misconception that survival skills are all about making fire and hitting things with a knife, but understanding your materials and honing skills like weaving, knots and methodical, precise crafting are what will give you a comfortable, dry bed to sleep in at the end of the day.

17/08/2026

We still have a few limited places available on our Costa Rica Expedition in November and Amazon Expedition in February.

Book the adventure of a lifetime today 🌿

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16/08/2026

Biodegradable tableware 🌿

Thanks for this clip of our guide, Mynor showing us how to create a jungle cup in seconds!

15/08/2026

The jungle can be intimidating at first. Claustrophobic. Intense... But once you have your hammock set up, your own little personal sanctuary, it all starts to feel incredibly homely.

14/08/2026

Around the village there are gardens and small farms growing fruit and vegetables, alongside the jungle. Feeding families and making the most of what this incredibly fertile environment provides.

It’s another glimpse of what makes visiting this area of Costa Rica so special.

13/08/2026

Not every part of an expedition is about the next challenge.

Sometimes it’s the end of a long day, sitting by the river with a coffee, talking, laughing and taking in where you are.

Just good company and a pretty incredible place to spend an evening.

That’s expedition life.

12/08/2026

11/08/2026

Feeling the need to escape into the trees? We have a few spaces remaining on our Costa Rica Expedition, starting on 2nd November. Get in touch if you are keen for more information.

10/08/2026

I can't resist swooning over the giants that we find in the jungle 😍 It always amazes me the immense scale of these trees, and it is so hard to accurately capture them in a video or photo.

Standing beneath a tree that has branches as big as most entire other trees certainly gives you perspective.

These trees hold an incredible diversity of life, with other plants using them as support to get towards the light, and an array of animals making homes in them. They are truly fascinating and vital to the rainforest ecosystem.

09/08/2026

🌿 Looking for your next adventure?

18–28 February 2027 | Ecuador 🇪🇨

Travel deep into the Yasuní region of the Ecuadorian Amazon to reach a remote Waorani community.

You’ll spend time living alongside the Waorani, learning about their culture and relationship with the forest before heading deeper into the jungle to build your own camp and sleep in hammocks beneath the canopy.

Your expedition includes:
🌿 11 days deep in the Amazon
🛶 Journey by river into Yasuní
🤝 Time with a Waorani community and local Indigenous guides
⛺ Jungle camping in hammocks
🧭 Two experienced UK expedition leaders
🌎 A small-group, low-impact approach

Deep rainforest, Indigenous culture. A genuine expedition into one of the most extraordinary places on Earth.

18–28 February 2027 | Ecuadorian Amazon

Places are very limited.

DM us AMAZON for the full expedition brief.