I am often asked if one take kids on safari. As you will learn, the answer is a resounding YES! Taking my then 4 year old on her first safari changed the trajectory of her life. These, and other safaris have formed the person she is now, in tune with nature and animals.

Admittedly I was a little nervous travelling to India – ok, a lot nervous! The prospect of visiting a country with a population of 1.4 billion sounded daunting. But my experience in this fascinating land was wonderful and will certainly count as one of my great adventures!

I arrived in Jordan, filled with curiosity about this ancient land that has borne witness to so many civilizations, where remnants of antiquity live cheek by jowl with modern life. I came away from Jordan having fulfilled a dream I never knew I had!

“Professional travel agents have an edge over other sellers of travel. They know what you want, speak your language, and are there when you run into trouble.” – Christopher Elliott, National Geographic

David Hancock has been following Bald Eagles for 65 years. During his first aerial surveys in the early 1960’s he could find only had 3 pairs of nesting eagles. And now we have more than 550 pairs nesting in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia.

True - July to October is the most popular time, yet wildlife roams the African savannah all year around, and there are many advantages to travelling in the off-season.

In this wonderland of extraordinary wildlife species, how does one go about selecting a Galapagos Islands tour that’s just right for you? We help you to consider all your options.

Interview with Josh Reimer, head guide at a wilderness lodge Canada: After 17 years I am still passionate about this area - the river always changes, and the Grizzly behaviour is fascinating.