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Nestled beneath the Himalayan foothills, Corbett offers the possibility of encountering majestic creatures like tigers and pumas, as well as observing the grace of Asian elephants, deer and monkeys. The rugged Chambal Valley, where a river safari showcases raptors and migratory birds, crocodiles and includes the stunning temples of Bateshwar. Final stop is the most famous Ranthambore National Park with its rugged arid landscapes, centuries old royal ruins, crocodile-inhabited lakes, and abundant wildlife. Accommodation in throughout is in unique, environmentally friendly lodges.

Valid for travel Daily until 30 April 2024

*Conditions apply. Ref no: 55156

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This incredible independent, but supported, road adventure takes you through stark arid landscapes and wildlife encounters take your breath away, not to mention engaging with the local communities who survive in these conditions. Explore Etosha National Park at your own leisure or enjoy the lodge and the serenity it has to offer. Onguma offers a Sundowner Drive on their reserve. The Reserve boasts over thirty different animal species. Plains game roam freely on the Reserve and predators although not always easy to spot, are nevertheless common residents of the area. Lions and Cheetahs are frequently seen and often heard. There is a healthy black rhino and leopard population, and hyenas are also often seen and heard.

Valid for travel Daily until 31 October 2024

*Conditions apply. Ref no: 55144

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Vancouver effortlessly blends stunning coastlines and mountains with a modern, bustling atmosphere, while the Great Bear Rainforest is the largest temperate tract of rainforest in the world. Home to many First Nations communities as well as abundant wildlife including grizzly and black bears, whales, otters and more.

Valid for travel Select dates May - October 2024

*Conditions apply. Ref no: 55153

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This is a comprehensive journey through the highlights of Peru, the cultural heart of South America. Discover the pristine wilderness of the Amazon rainforest, immerse yourself in the rich history of colonial Lima, explore the markets and ruins of Cusco, and the Lost City of the Incas, mystical Machu Picchu.

This rainforest immersion includes exploring the Inkaterra Canopy Walkway, a network of hanging suspension bridges, an effort in biodiversity conservation allowing the study of wildlife in the rainforest canopy. Ascend to the first vertiginous tower, where toucans, woodpeckers and monkeys might greet you with their vibrant presence. On ground a farm visit is a discovery of ancient methods in growing native food and medicinal plants, and on the river, in a dug-out canoe, learn the traditional fishing method whilst spotting fauna and abundant birdlife.

Valid for travel Daily until December 2024

*Conditions apply. Ref no: 55147

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The Golden Triangle of Southern Africa astounds and amazes with its megafauna – cats, elephants, giraffes, rhinos and variety of incredible four-legged hoofed creatures. This comprehensive trip will take you to the magnificent Victoria Falls, getting up close and personal to the falls in a community-based walking tour and a day visit to the neighbouring Chobe National Park. Cape Town gives you the city experience, staying on the waterfront and discovering the seaside life of the Cape Peninsular including Table Mountain. The finale is an intimate tented safari in the private Kapama Reserve bordering the Kruger National Park, a vast wilderness area home to hundreds of species including the endangered white rhino many of their community initiatives. 

Valid for travel Select dates from January 2024 to November 2024 

*Conditions apply. Ref no: 55150

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From the sheer beauty of its mountain peaks in Torres del Paine National Park to the most arid desert on earth with its surreal landscapes, geysers and clear night skies; Chile’s contrasting landscapes are nothing short of enchanting. Its geographical and cultural tapestry offers a captivating blend of natural wonders, vibrant cities and a rich heritage that will make lasting memories.  

Explore the enchanting Patagonia region through a conservation safari with the Cerro Guido Foundation, gaining a unique insight into their mission. Shadow the expert trackers on their daily routines. Join in with puma research, engaging in activities like binocular observation and reviewing camera traps, collecting invaluable data. All with the backdrop of the rugged towers of Torres del Pain National Park.

Valid for travel Select dates January to April and September to December 2024

*Conditions apply. Ref no: 55140

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