African Wildlife Travel

The original wildlife travel destination, Africa remains at the top of animal lovers’ wish lists for good reason. From the jungles of Rwanda and the waterways of Botswana, to the beaches of South Africa and the plains of Kenya, there’s so much to explore here.

Africa >>

ASIAN WILDLIFE TRAVEL

Asia is a truly unique place to see animals in the wild. In India, tigers stalk their prey through ancient palaces and ruined fortresses. In Borneo, orangutans swing through the tree tops in search of fruit. And in Sri Lanka, Asian elephants roam national parks and sub tropical forests.

Asia >>

NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE TRAVEL

Much like everything else in North America, the wildlife here is big. Bison, alligators, mountain lions and numerous bears call this continent home, along with over two thirds of the world’s polar bear population. It’s a wildlife lover’s dream.

North America >>

EUROPEAN WILDLIFE TRAVEL

Two puffins greeting each other on Skomer Island

Though not a traditional destination for wildlife travel, Europe has plenty to offer. From bears in Finland, to Eurasian lynx in Spain, and from puffins in Iceland to countless birdlife in Hungary, you’ll wonder why you didn’t think of it before.

The UK >>

AUSTRALASIAN WILDLIFE TRAVEL

Koala holding on to tree

Australasia is home to a huge number of endemic species. Adorable koalas, feisty kangaroos, cute quokkas, unique kiwis, and countless native creepy crawlies… there’s only one place on earth you’ll find them, and it’s totally worth the trip.

Australia >>

CENTRAL AMERICAN WILDLIFE TRAVEL

Common basilisk lizard looking at camera

With the likes of Costa Rica, Mexico and Belize within its borders, there’s no wonder Central America is one of the best places in the world to see wildlife. Here, rainforests and beaches are teeming with primates, birds and spectacular marine life too.

Costa Rica >>

ANTARCTICA WILDLIFE TRAVEL

Penguin on ice looking to sky

Voyagers to Antarctica brave the harsh conditions to see adorable penguins traversing the ice, leopard seals hunting their prey and giant whales breaching beneath the icy waters. This is a real once in a lifetime experience.

SOUTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE TRAVEL

Two parrots flying in front of palm leaves in jungle

The huge footprint of South America makes it the ideal habitat for a variety of wildlife. From jaguars at home in the Amazon rainforest, to penguins in the cooler seas of Patagonia, the animals here are as diverse as the landscapes they live in.

Group of people on walking safari

About Really Wildlife

Welcome to Really Wildlife – a sustainable wildlife travel blog dedicated to sharing all the best animal encounters and destinations from across the world.

This website started as a lockdown project for Anna – a 30 something wildlife lover, travel photographer and writer based in the UK.

Now, I use it to share all the best advice and information on wildlife travel, including where and when to go, where to stay and more.

So whether you’re busy planning your first wild adventure, or looking for inspiration on where to head next, you’ll find it all here.

Find out more about me here