Wildlife and Nature Holidays
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Antarctica
Experience some truly rewarding wildlife encounters on a visit to the great white continent. During the austral summer, Antarctica and the surrounding islands play host to some of the greatest wildlife spectacles on earth. Millions of pairs of penguins, albatrosses and other sea birds breed in the region; seals are regularly observed hauled out on ice floes; and whales and other marine mammals come to feed in nutrient-rich oceans.more about Antarctica Wildlife Holidays»
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Arctic
There is something truly special about witnessing animals in their natural environment and a single wildlife encounter can be the absolute stand out moment of any holiday. When you factor in one of the richest and most untouched environments on earth, the Arctic, you can expect some amazing opportunities. Many forms of life are quite at home at the edge of the inhabitable world including seals, walrus, Arctic fox, musk ox, huge numbers of bird life and the magnificent polar bear.more about Arctic Wildlife Holidays»
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Australia
Australia is home to a truly eclectic range of native wildlife, from the bizarre to the scary to the impossibly cute and cuddly. Where else can you swim with whale sharks, spot dugongs, come face to face with kangaroos and koalas and go for a sunset camel ride? The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest living organism and home to a huge array of marine life, which can be enjoyed in, on or above the water.more about Australia Wildlife Holidays»
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Canada
This country is famed for its wildlife encounters and our collection of wildlife holidays in Canada offers some incredible experiences. Holidays include polar bear watching in Churchill, whale-watching in the remote eastern province of Newfoundland and Labrador, a bear and bird safari in British Columbia and an eco-adventure in search of orcas and grizzlies off Vancouver Island.more about Canada Wildlife Holidays»
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Falkland Islands
The foremost appeal to visitors of the Falkland Islands is the abundant wildlife, where the sheer numbers of penguins, seals and pelagic birds is quite staggering. Colonies of rock hopper, macaroni, magellanic and gentoo penguins can all be encountered along with impressive king penguins at Volunteer Point. Elephant seals and sea lions breed on appropriately named Sea Lion Island, while around 10,000 breeding pairs of black-browed albatross nest on Saunders Island.more about Falkland Islands Wildlife Holidays»
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Finland
The majestic brown bear is the main star of our wildlife holidays in Finland, with the supporting roles taken by a stellar cast including wolverine, wild deer, the rare and magnificent lynx. This collection of an animals is notoriously elusive, but in the wilds of Eastern Finland, opportunities for observing and photographing these incredible animals.more about Finland Wildlife Holidays»
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Iceland
Wildlife and nature form an integral part of the many of holidays to Iceland, a land of rugged natural beauty that is complemented by wonderful bird watching and whale watching opportunities including the chance to combine orca watching with searching for the northern lights. We offer a selection of itineraries with a specific focus on wildlife encounters or you can let us tailor-make a holiday entirely around your interests.more about Iceland Wildlife Holidays»
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New Zealand
It is almost impossible to travel around New Zealand and not be impressed by its natural beauty. From the sub-tropical north to the sub-Antarctic south, these islands are blessed with amazing landscapes, highly unusual plants and trees and a wealth of birds and marine mammals, some of which are found nowhere else on earth. Whale watching in New Zealand is particularly rewarding.more about New Zealand Wildlife Holidays»
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Show Me More»Bears have certainly stolen part of my heart, and I dream about seeing them again soon.
Laura Dyer, Photographing Bears
