Big Cat Safari with Simon King OBE

20th - 28th Jan 2013 Discover the magic of The Mara and learn the subtleties of animal behaviour with one of the best naturalists and wildlife film-makers in the world. Watch and photograph Big Cats as well as elephants and other wonderful wildlife.

Camargue wildlife with Simon King OBE

20th - 26th Apr 2013 Explore the flat lagoons, salt étangs, dunes fresh water marshes, reed beds, rivers and meadowland of The Camargue – a desolate and beautiful wilderness that is the habitat of wild horses, bulls and large numbers of nesting and migratory birds including Greater Flamingo and Marsh Harrier, with one of our greatest field naturalists.

Shetland Safari with Simon King OBE

28th Jun - 6th Jul 2013 Experience the wild wonders of the Shetland Isles and close encounters with otters, Storm Petrels, puffins, killer whales and much more. A Shetland diary not to be missed.

African Wild Dog safari with Dr Greg Rasmussen and Stephen Mills

June 2013 A rare opportunity to visit African wild dog conservation projects in Mana Pools and Hwange National Park with Canid Specialist Dr Greg Rasmussen and wildlife researcher Stephen Mills, and re-discover Zimbabwe’s wildlife.

Serengeti Spectacular with Stephen Mills

30th Nov - 10th Dec 2013 Live the African dream out on the Serengeti Plains and in the Ngorongoro Crater, where you are guaranteed to see the Big Five. Hosted by an informed naturalist and wildlife film-maker, and experienced leader.

Mountain Gorillas with Stephen Mills

January / February 2014 Close encounters with endangered Silver Backs and Mountain Gorillas in the Virunga Mountains that straddle Bwindi in Uganda and the Parc National des Volcans in Rwanda. Three tracking visits to different gorilla troops included. Hosted by an expert naturalist and wildlife researcher.

Ethiopian Wolf Expedition with Prof. Claudio Sillero

6th - 16th Nov 2013 Exclusive 10-trip with Claudio Sillero and the Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme team  when they will be monitoring wolf packs in The Bale Mountains, where over half of the world’s 400 Ethiopian wolves live. Special focus will be on the emergence of new pups typically born in October.    

Big Cat Diary Week with Simon King OBE

7th - 15th Oct 2013 An intimate Masai Mara safari following the lives of Big Cats and other wildlife with a world-class naturalist and staying in a luxury mobile tented camp.

Our depth and breadth of knowledge of wildlife locations and experience in arranging exceptional bespoke safaris is acknowledged by our long-standing partnerships with BBC Wildlife and the Born Free Foundation, which span two decades.

Our safaris are extraordinarily rewarding wildlife experiences. They offer rare windows of opportunities to travel in search of endangered species in the wild with world-class naturalists and wildlife photographers including Simon King, Chris Packham and Stephen Mills. They are skilled in tracking species and working with park authorities and local guides, providing you with the very best chances of seeing tigers, polar bears, mountain gorillas etc and getting frame-filling photographs, witnessing moments of remarkable animal behaviour as well as enjoying all creatures great and small.

We are trusted for our excellence, the personal service and value for money we provide. Everything is included on our safaris and we do not cut corners. An accompanying safari director takes care of all the arrangements and logistics, freeing the guest naturalist to focus on finding really special wildlife experiences to share with you.You usually have exclusive use of the best and most comfortable lodges and camps and private 4-WD safari vehicles and, when appropriate, we charter our own small planes to maximise the amount of time spent in the bush

We are continually researching new locations, camps and lodges and re-visiting old ones to ensure that our product knowledge is up-to-date and accurate, so that we can offer you new experiences and the best chances of seeing species. Visits to local conservation and research projects can greatly enhance your wildlife experience.

To see endangered species in the wild involves travelling to distant lands.However remote the destination or challenging the environment, you can relax knowing that everything will be organised for you, that you will be well cared for and that there is full professional back-up support, with a team on the ground and back at our head office.

Nothing is forever except extinction... so we urge you to go now and see tigers, polar bears, mountain gorillas etc in their natural habitat before it is too late.

Your Tutors

Simon King OBE

Chris Packham

Stephen Mills

Dr. Julie Anderson

Jonathan and Angie Scott

David Lindo

Prof. Claudio Sillero

Dominic Couzens

Dr. Greg Rasmussen