Discover your wild side

Track rhinos in Nepal

The Chitwan Valley was once a popular location for hunting trips with British and Nepalese aristocrats. Now a protected region, the Royal Chitwan National Park is a sub-tropical jungle, fascinating for wildlife lovers to explore.

Travelling on elephant back, expert guides will lead you through the dense grasslands in search of the great one-horned rhino and other mammals - the very lucky may even spot the rare Bengal tiger! Take a boat trip in search of gharial, marsh crocodile and fresh-water dolphins.

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Hunt elephants in Botswana

Botswana is home to some of the most pristine wildlife viewing in Africa, with its many national parks and private game reserves making it one of Africa's finest safari destinations.

Explore the exceptionally beautiful Okavango Delta and the dramatic Chobe National Park, which is home to a huge concentration of elephants as well as top predators such as lions (prides of up to 40 are not uncommon) and leopards. You'll have great opportunities to get up close to the animals in either open land cruisers, on foot (with specialist guides) or by mokoro (dugout canoe).

Top tip:During the dry season (from June to October) animals, including hippo, cheetah and buffalo, congregate around the few watering holes, but if you visit during the green season (from November to February) you'll see amazing migrant birds as well as stunning landscapes.

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Discover bird life in Costa Rica

Costa Rica is one of the most bio-diverse destination on Earth, with abundant and celebrated tropical wildlife

Enjoy the natural splendour of Costa Rica exploring rain forests, cloud forests, the jungle canopy and visit an active volcano (on a clear day you can see lava trickling down the slopes). Visit the Monteverde National Park, home to more than 400 exotic bird species, including the rare and beautiful quetzal, macaws and hummingbirds. Discover nesting turtles at the Tortuguero National Park (from July to September), where you can also see other incredible wildlife such as manatee and several species of monkey.

Top tip: Extend your trip and visit the Corcovado Natioanl Park which is home to big cats and hundreds of bird species.

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Go ape in Borneo

Borneo is home to ancient rain forests, national parks and an amazing diversity of wildlife.

Immerse yourself in Borneo's scenery and wildlife, with its fascinating colonial heritage and present-day culture. Spend time in the Danum Valley Conservation Area, famous for having the highest concentration of wild orang-utans, and take a boat ride through spectacular jungle scenery in search of proboscis monkeys, pygmy elephants and colourful bird life. Take a trip to the Royal Mulu Resort and visit the National Park's Deer Cave - part of a network of caves that stretch for over 50 kilometres and home to millions of bats.

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