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a curated selection of inspiring destinations for wildlife and nature
holidays, chosen for their natural beauty, rich ecosystems and
wildlife encounters. From rainforests to national parks, discover
where to go for unforgettable nature-based travel experiences.
Norway – Arctic and coastal ecosystems in the Lofoten Islands, Senja and Finnmark, offering whales, seabirds and vast natural landscapes.
Iceland – Volcanic and marine nature in Vatnajökull National Park, the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and the Westfjords, known for birdlife and dramatic scenery.
Finland – Boreal forests and lakes in Finnish Lapland and Kainuu, home to bears, wolves, lynx and reindeer.
Sweden – Wildlife-rich landscapes in Swedish Lapland and Dalarna, offering moose, birds and old-growth forests.
Slovenia – Dense forests in Kočevje and alpine habitats in Triglav National Park, known for brown bear conservation.
Scotland – Coastal and upland ecosystems in the Highlands, the Isle of Mull and the Outer Hebrides, supporting marine mammals and seabirds.
Spain – Wetlands and migration corridors in Doñana National Park, alongside mountain wildlife in the Pyrenees.
Portugal – Coastal nature and birdlife along the Alentejo Coast and in Ria Formosa Natural Park.
Romania – Europe’s richest wilderness areas in the Carpathian Mountains and the Danube Delta, home to bears, wolves and wetland wildlife.
Estonia – Quiet nature travel in Lahemaa National Park and peat bog landscapes, ideal for birdwatching and slow travel.
Kenya – Classic wildlife ecosystems in the Masai Mara, Amboseli and Laikipia, combining big game with conservation initiatives.
Tanzania – Vast protected landscapes across the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Ruaha National Park.
Botswana – Low-impact wildlife travel in the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park, focused on preservation and sustainability.
Namibia – Desert-adapted wildlife in Etosha National Park, Damaraland and the Namib Desert.
South Africa – Diverse habitats in Kruger National Park, iSimangaliso Wetland Park and coastal reserves near Cape Town.
Uganda – Primate-focused travel in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Kibale National Park.
Rwanda – Conservation-led gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park.
Zambia – Walking safaris and river ecosystems in South Luangwa National Park.
Zimbabwe – Wildlife-rich reserves including Hwange National Park and the Zambezi Valley.
Madagascar – Endemic species in Andasibe, Isalo National Park and western baobab landscapes.
India – Flagship reserves such as Ranthambore, Kaziranga, Bandhavgarh and the Sundarbans mangroves.
Sri Lanka – Compact wildlife hotspots including Yala, Wilpattu and Udawalawe.
Nepal – Terai lowland ecosystems in Chitwan National Park and Bardia.
Bhutan – Forested Himalayan landscapes with strong conservation policies and limited-impact tourism.
Indonesia – Rainforest biodiversity in Borneo, Sumatra and Komodo National Park.
Malaysia – Ancient rainforest ecosystems in Taman Negara and wildlife-rich Sabah.
Thailand – Protected nature in Khao Sok, Kaeng Krachan and northern national parks.
Cambodia – Wildlife conservation areas in the Cardamom Mountains and wetland reserves.
Mongolia – Steppe, desert and mountain ecosystems supporting rare and migratory species.
Japan – Seasonal wildlife experiences in Hokkaido and volcanic national parks.
Costa Rica – Exceptional biodiversity in Monteverde, Corcovado and Tortuguero.
Panama – Rainforest and marine ecosystems in Darién and Bocas del Toro.
Brazil – Vast wildlife regions in the Amazon Rainforest and the Pantanal wetlands.
Peru – Protected rainforest reserves in Tambopata and Manu National Park.
Ecuador – Endemic wildlife in the Galápagos Islands and the Amazon basin.
Colombia – Biodiversity hotspots in the Chocó, Cocora Valley and the Amazon region.
Mexico – Marine and land wildlife in Baja California, Sian Ka’an and southern jungles.
Canada – Wilderness ecosystems in British Columbia, the Yukon and Churchill.
United States – Protected landscapes in Yellowstone, the Everglades, Alaska and the Great Smoky Mountains.
Argentina – Coastal and steppe ecosystems in Patagonia and the Valdés Peninsula.
Australia – Endemic wildlife across Kangaroo Island, the Daintree Rainforest, the Great Barrier Reef and inland reserves.
New Zealand – Conservation-focused travel in Fiordland, Stewart Island and alpine national parks.
Papua New Guinea – Biodiversity-rich rainforests and coral ecosystems, largely untouched by mass tourism.
Solomon Islands – Pristine marine and jungle environments supporting rare species and traditional lifestyles.
Wildlife and nature travel requires thoughtful choices. Ethical experiences prioritise conservation, habitat protection and respectful observation over close contact or staged encounters.
Selecting destinations with regulated tourism, reputable local operators and community-led conservation initiatives ensures wildlife experiences are meaningful, educational and genuinely supportive of long-term environmental protection — benefiting ecosystems, animals and local communities alike.
Discover wildlife and nature destinations where national parks, natural wonders and rare species take centre stage. Explore places that offer immersive encounters with the natural world in breathtaking settings.