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Wildlife Adventures

Explore offers you an incredibly diverse selection of wildlife adventures worldwide.

Travelling in small, inconspicuous groups, you'll experience thrilling wildlife encounters. Plus you can enjoy relaxed wildlife viewing with fantastic photo opportunities.

Witness polar bears in the Arctic, Bengal tigers in India, mountain gorillas in Uganda, orangutans in Borneo or lemurs in Madagascar. On our wildlife adventures you can look into the eyes of some of the most remarkable - and most endangered - species on earth.

Choose from some of our most popular wildlife adventures Botswana Wildlife Safari,  Zululand & Kruger Wildlife, The Lost Continent, Captivating Costa Rica, Sabah Naturewatch

Wildlife & Nature News

Animals on the Edge

On our wildlife tours you can witness for yourself some of the most endangered species on the planet. Read our list of 'animals on the edge' and learn how you can help to support the conservation of these amazing creatures! 

 

The Galapagos Islands

Why travel to the Galapagos Islands?

The Galapagos National Park is a unique collection of islands, formed by volcanoes over hundreds of thousands of years, 970km off the coast of Ecuador.

Safari Tours in Africa

Experience the great gamelands of Africa on an Explore safari holiday. 

Explore has over 25 years experience in offering safaris to Africa’s great gamelands and we certainly know how to deliver the ultimate wildlife experience.

Tiger spotting in India
India is a country of great diversity, with enough to see and do to keep you occupied, well, for a very long time!
Bear Watching

Bears have always held a fascination for nature lovers. Perhaps it is their elusive nature or the danger element of these fearsome predators that both excites and intimidates at the same time, or perhaps it is because we all had teddy bears when we were younger.