Global Wildlife Tracking & Safari Timing

Dolphins, Loggerhead Turtles & Cory's Shearwater

Home to 28 cetacean species (sperm whales, bottlenose dolphins) and nesting colonies of 75% of the world's Cory’s shearwaters.

Manta Rays, Sea Turtles, Monk Seals & Nene

Protected habitats for endangered Hawaiian monk seals, Hawaiian green sea turtles (honu), and endemic Nēnē geese in Volcanoes National Park.

California Condors & Desert Fauna

Release sites for endangered California condors with 9.5-foot wingspans, desert bighorn sheep, and desert tortoises.

Jungle Patrol Wildlife Tracking

Critical refuge for Asian elephants, pileated gibbons, and clouded leopards protected by Wildlife Alliance forest rangers.

Husky & Reindeer Safaris

Working indigenous Sámi reindeer herds and long-distance husky dog sled teams traversing snowbound taiga forests.

Iceberg & Whale Tracking

Spring iceberg drift corridors along Iceberg Alley and summer feeding grounds for over 10,000 migrating humpback whales.

Highland Tortoise Tracking

Giant Galápagos tortoises weighing up to 500 lbs roaming the humid highlands of Santa Cruz and San Cristóbal.

Arctic Foxes, Seals & Midnight Sun Fauna

Native Arctic foxes in seasonal white/brown coats, harbour seal colonies on the Ytri Tunga coast, and Icelandic horses in highland pastures.

Rainforest Wildlife Tracking

Subtropical rainforest harboring South American coatis, giant anteaters, jaguars, and over 400 species of vibrant butterflies.

Native Wildlife Tracking

Native Australian wildlife sanctuary with wild koalas, Kangaroo Island kangaroos, tammar wallabies, and Australian sea lion colonies at Seal Bay.

Hawaiian Monk Seals, Sea Turtles & Nene

Endemic Hawaiian waterbirds in Hanalei Valley taro fields and Hawaiian monk seals hauling out on protected north shore beaches.

Desert-Adapted Wildlife Safaris

Rare desert-adapted wildlife including desert elephants, gemsbok (oryx), springbok, and black rhinos surviving in hyper-arid sand terrain.

Mazunte & Palmarito

Major olive ridley and leatherback sea turtle nesting sanctuaries with nocturnal egg-laying and hatchling releases at La Escobilla.

Jungle Wildlife Tracking

Lowland jungle corridor home to spider monkeys, coatis, agoutis, and nesting sea turtles along the Akumal and Xcacel beaches.

San Pancho & Punta Mita

Protected nesting beaches for olive ridley and green sea turtles with community-led evening release programs from July through November.

Channel Islands Wildlife

Channel Islands National Park sanctuary featuring endemic island foxes found nowhere else on earth, elephant seals, and sea lions.

Peregrine Falcons, Elk & Desert Fauna

High-desert riparian wildlife in Oak Creek Canyon including javelinas, Coues white-tailed deer, mule deer, and peregrine falcons.

Manta Ray & Dolphin Tracking

UNESCO Biosphere Reserve at Hanifaru Bay hosting the world's largest seasonal aggregations of reef manta rays and whale sharks.

Lamar Valley, Hayden Valley & Grand Teton

North America’s premier megafauna corridor in Lamar Valley featuring gray wolf packs, bison herds, grizzly bears, and moose.

Sea Otters & Grey Whales

Thriving southern sea otter kelp beds in Garrapata and Point Lobos State Marine Reserves, plus migrating grey whales along the cliffs.

Grizzly Bears, Mountain Goats & Bighorn Sheep

Dense grizzly bear concentrations, mountain goats on sheer cirque cliffs, and bighorn sheep along Going-to-the-Sun Road.

Sea Eagles, Orcas, Puffins & Humpbacks

White-tailed sea eagle nesting cliffs in Trollfjord and offshore winter feeding pods of killer whales (orcas) in Vestfjorden.

Pumas, Guanacos & Andean Condors

Top tracking destination for wild Patagonian pumas stalking guanaco herds across the steppe outside Torres del Paine National Park.

Chamois, Ibex, Golden Eagles & Marmots

Alpine chamois and alpine ibex inhabiting scree slopes above 6,500 feet, alongside golden eagles and alpine marmots in the Parco Naturale.

Bear & Whale Tracking

Coastal black bears foraging intertidal shorelines at low tide and resident killer whale (orca) pods in Clayoquot Sound.

Sloths, Monkeys, Caiman & Tapirs

Three monkey species (howler, spider, capuchin), two-toed sloths, and caimans concentrated around the Peñas Blancas river basin.

Corcovado

Holds 2.5% of the world’s entire biodiversity, with four monkey species, Baird’s tapirs, jaguars, and scarlet macaws.

Mountain Gorilla Trekking

Rare mountain gorilla trekking with strict 1-hour viewing permits with habituated gorilla families on the forested slopes of the Virungas.

Wildlife Tracking & Game Drives

Big Five game drives across private concessions with off-road tracking rights for leopards, lions, rhinos, and African wild dogs.

Plains Predator Game Drives

World-renowned predator concentrations with over 800 lions, cheetahs hunting in open savannah, and the Great Migration crossing the Mara River.

Endless Plains Game Drives

The 1.5-million-strong wildebeest and zebra Great Migration, massive lion prides, and leopards lounging in sausage trees across the endless plains.