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Wildlife tours in Tanzania

Known as the Dark Continent, Africa is one of the last untouched paradises of the world, with vast landscapes of breathtaking beauty populated by wild animals that spark the imagination and wonder and Tanzania is at the heart of it all. Plains and expanses of jungle remain unaffected by first world civilization, still as pure and fresh as they were thousands of years ago.
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Wildlife tours in South Africa

South Africa offers a wide variety of landscapes and terrains that offer a superb selection of wildlife tours and holidays. The southern Cape Provinces with their Game reserves - several with the Big Five - and marine highlights of Southern Back whales, dolphins, penguins and sharks is an excellent place to start. Add to this the National Park network, including the World famous Kruger Park, tracks of desert and long coastlines and there is much to explore.
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Wildlife tours in China

Most trips to China are centred around a few world-famous sites. The Great Wall of China, the Forbidden City, the Terracotta Army and the Three Gorges Dam are some of the most popular sites to see. The bustling cities of Shanghai and Hong Kong are also on the itineraries of many travelers. Rounding out the list of the most popular attractions might be a trip to Tibet to see the famous Potala Palace and tour some Buddhist monasteries.
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Wildlife Tours in India

India is well known as one of the most beautiful and culturally stimulating places on earth. But the cultural centre of South Asia is also an exciting travel adventure destination. Home to deserts, mountains and jungles, India abounds with lush vegetation, varied terrains and the beautiful animals that inhabit them. The subcontinent abounds with over 1200 species of bird and nearly 400 mammal species. To see the natural beauty that India has to offer, take a wildlife tour in India and visit its more than 400 national parks and sanctuaries.
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Wildlife Tours in India

India is well known as one of the most beautiful and culturally stimulating places on earth. But the cultural centre of South Asia is also an exciting travel adventure destination. Home to deserts, mountains and jungles, India abounds with lush vegetation, varied terrains and the beautiful animals that inhabit them. The subcontinent abounds with over 1200 species of bird and nearly 400 mammal species. To see the natural beauty that India has to offer, take a wildlife tour in India and visit its more than 400 national parks and sanctuaries.
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Cruise the Nile

The 124 mile journey along the Nile from Luxor to Aswan draws travellers back thousands of years to the Egypt of the pharaohs, with breathtaking pyramids, towering statuary and magnificent temples lying in still stunning ruins along the river banks. Incomparably romantic and relaxing, a Nile cruise is the perfect way to experience the grandeur of ancient Egypt while enjoying hotel-style amenities, superb cuisine and nightly entertainment.
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Dive the Great Barrier Reef

Off the north eastern coast of Queensland, Australia is the Great Barrier Reef. It is 900 islands and 2,900 reefs in the Coral Sea. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1981, it is famous for its great diversity of life and has been selected as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. It is more than 2,600 kilometres of brilliantly coloured fish, six species of sea turtles, giant clams, seahorses, sharks, stingrays, skates and much more along with 400 coral species. Visitors also see moray eels, stone fish, clown fish, potato cod, lion fish and brightly coloured nudibranches.
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Explore the Lost Cities of Mexico

Mexican history is steeped with mystery stemming from several ancient civilizations that seemingly vanished into thin air. These civilizations built magnificent cities using advanced mathematical and architectural techniques that should not have existed during their time, and these cities prospered for many years. Eventually the cities declined, fell and were reclaimed by the jungle or built over by modern people. Today Mexico has over 60 documented lost cities that are excavated and available for exploration by visitors.
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Cruise Halong Bay

Halong Bay in Viet Nam is a new Seven Wonders of Nature and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994. The over 3000 limestone ravines, sinks and underground streams as well as islands that are of innumerable shapes and sizes and are spread over the 120 km coast of Bai Chay Beach. These limestone islands, large and small and the caves and grottos along the shore have developed over 500 million years. Humans have been living in the area for over 18,000 years.
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