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Yugen Earthside connects mindful travelers to responsible package trips around the world. CARBON REMOVALS INCLUDED WITH EACH BOOKING!

Connecting mindful travelers to responsible experiences around the world.

Prices exclude flights to/from the destination.

Prices are for double room occupancy unless indicated otherwise.

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Sustainable safaris & wildlife tours provide an excellent opportunity to safely view animals from a distance. No holding or petting permitted. Carbon removals included!

Sustainable Safaris & Wildlife Tours | Yugen Earthside

Discover self-guided, privately-guided, & small group tours around the world. Our sustainable adventures are customizable, and include carbon removals with each booking!

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Follow the tracks of the elusive wolf on this rare, immersive responsible wolf-tracking experience in the French Alps. Carbon removals included!

[4 days] Responsible Wolf Tracking in the French Alps

Follow the tracks of the elusive wolf on this rare, immersive responsible wolf-tracking experience in the French Alps.

With no phone or internet, you'll disconnect from modern life and experience breathtaking, untouched wilderness.

Guided by Bernard, a local expert with 20 years of experience, you'll explore the region's rich wildlife, including golden eagles, chamois, wild boar, and, if you're lucky, a wolf. You'll also learn how to differentiate between animal footprints and follow tracks, gaining valuable skills in wildlife tracking. Throughout the trip, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the animals and their habitat, learning to interpret signs left by different species.

The trip supports the local wolf network, contributing to the monitoring and research of wolf populations. Wolves, once wiped out from France, have returned from Italy, with the Southern Alps now home to the highest concentration in the country.

This trip is ideal for wildlife lovers, nature photographers, and anyone wanting to experience the wild beauty of the Alps while learning valuable skills in tracking and wildlife identification.

De-connect from modern distractions (no mobile phone connection, no internet)

Benefit from knowledgeable and experienced local guides for spotting and understanding wildlife

Visit breathtaking scenery and wild, untouched mountains

Small group, quality experience with a maximum of 8 guests

Opportunity to spot a wide range of animal and birdlife including golden eagles, black grouse, ptarmigan, chamois, deer, wild boar, foxes, and, if you are lucky, a wolf!

Contribute to the wolf network and management of wolves in the Alps

We've created a sample itinerary to give you an idea of what to expect during your wolf tracking adventure. However, this is flexible, and we will tailor it to suit the group.

The key thing to remember is that you’ll be tracking wild animals, so the itinerary will ultimately be guided by them!

This is a guaranteed departure with only 4 spots remaining.

The best time to track wolves is when there is a little bit of snow on the ground as it is easier to follow signs and tracks over long distances. 

The optimal periods for a wolf tracking in the French Alps are from December to March/April.

Camping mat and sleeping bag, for use at the refuge

Tips for the guide, which are at your discretion

3 x breakfasts, 3 x picnic lunches, 3 x evening meals (Food for included meals is provided but you will all prepare, cook, and wash up together.)

4 days with 3 overnights with expert wolf tracker and high mountain guide

Transfers to and from Marseille airport or Aix-en-Provence TGV train station

We are Travelife Certified and we plant a tree with our partner, Mossy Earth, for all our travelers as part of their rewilding program in Europe.

We operate a paperless office and all our communication with you and all your trip details will be given to you digitally via a smartphone app.

If you are traveling from Europe, we offer a 3% discount if you travel here by train rather than plane. To claim this please ask at booking. It is not accumulable with other discounts and the train journey needs to be international, eg Eurostar to France and then onward on local French TGV or trains.

To reduce our impact on the environment, we run this trip a maximum of twice a year and limit the group size to 8 people. The toilet is an outdoor dry toilet, and water, sourced from a nearby spring, is optimised for drinking, washing, and cooking. We use only biodegradable products for cleaning and washing, and all waste is carefully removed from the natural environment, with recyclables being recycled. Energy use is minimal, as there is no electricity at the accommodation—candles provide lighting, and wood is used for heating.

This wolf track in the French Alps is environmentally sustainable due to several key practices.

It is a really low-carbon activity in itself.

We encourage you to bring your own refillable water bottle and reusable lunch boxes so that we can minimize single-use plastic. 

We follow local guidelines to protect the fragile fauna and use local guides, who are passionate about the environment, ensuring a respectful approach to nature. 

These measures collectively contribute to minimizing the environmental footprint while supporting local ecosystems and communities.

This tour boosts economic sustainability by primarily using local guides, ensuring that the money spent by tourists goes directly back into the local economy. It also avoids economic leakage by being managed by a local destination company. The tour supports local communities further by utilizing locally owned accommodation and actively recommending local restaurants. This approach ensures that the benefits of tourism are directly felt by the community and help in sustaining the local economy.

The socio-cultural sustainability of this tour is underscored by its respect for and promotion of local cultures and traditions. By employing local guides and eating local eateries, the tour facilitates meaningful interactions between visitors and residents, fostering mutual understanding and respect. 

Responsible Wolf Tracking in the French Alps

Explore Romania's Danube Delta and discover an aquatic and ecological paradise as you drift down the river in a motorboat. Carbon removals included!

[5 days] Drift Down the Danube Delta by Motorboat | Yugen Earthside

Explore Romania's Danube Delta and discover an aquatic and ecological paradise as you drift down the river in a motorboat.

The Danube Delta is a biosphere reserve home to thousands of spectacular wildlife and plant species. It features immense stretches of sand, reed-covered lakes, willow tree-lined canals, and wild beaches. With its well-preserved traditions and picturesque houses, the Danube Delta has always drawn visitors. Meander along, spotting wild horses and myriad birds, tasting the mouth-watering dishes, and listening to the sound of the omnipresent waves.

On this self-guided tour, you'll be taken by a motorboat, steered by a local fisherman, and have leisure time to canoe, fish, swim in the Black Sea, and soak up the atmosphere of the Delta.

Immerse yourself in the culture of Tulcea, the gateway city to the Delta

Enjoy the wetlands, culinary delights, and cultural heritage of Crisan

Admire colonies of birds and aquatic wildlife at the Sulina Branch distributary

Experience the magic of the "forgotten by God" village of Letea

The Danube Delta is the second-largest delta in Europe. The reserve is mostly located in Romania, with 20% of it in Ukraine. It's considered special for its wilderness and for becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Having an intricate pattern of channels and lakes, it is considered the European paradise of flora and fauna with 12,000 kinds of plants and 250 species of migratory birds. Expect to see forests of willow trees and groups of pelicans and egrets.

We recommend taking this trip anytime from March to October.

The Danube Delta is most spectacular in spring, especially in late April and early May. This is the period when nature comes back to life. The first aquatic plants appear, the banks are filled with wildflowers, the reeds regenerate, and the trees turn green. The weather is usually mild. This is a perfect time for nature enthusiasts and those who appreciate the tranquility of the riverbanks.

Note: Springtime can sometimes bring higher water levels and flooding in some areas due to rain and snowmelt.

Summer in the Danube Delta can be hotter and busier with larger crowds. Additionally, the summer months bring longer days so you’ll have plenty of daylight for seeing the incredible sites and cities. Summer months have some of the hottest temperatures ranging from 68-95°F. (20-35°C).

The autumn months bring a special charm to the Danube River. The weather remains pleasant, and you'll witness the region's stunning fall foliage. Temperatures range from 50-68°F (10-25°C). We recommend bringing layers and warmer, waterproof jackets as temperatures can get cooler during the evening and morning times. 

Transfers between Bucharest & Tulcea (on request)

Motorized boat ride or kayak ride in Sulina (on request)

4 nights' accommodation: 2 nights in Crisan and 2 nights in Sulina

4 breakfasts, 2 picnic lunches, 2 dinners 

2 days of guided motorized boat rides on D2 & D3

Prices are in Euros. Pricing in USD will be provided upon inquiry and added to your trip payment link.

Train transfer from Bucharest to Tulcea: 25 €

Bus transfer from Bucharest to Tulcea: 33 €

Private transfer from Bucharest to Tulcea (1-3 people; Inquire for vans for 4-6 people): 290 € 

Extra nights in Bucharest or Tulcea (double room): 43 € 

Extra nights in Bucharest or Tulcea (single room): 80 €

Guided kayak ride (3h), in Sulina on D4 (min. 2 people): 35 € 

Motorized boat ride (2h) in Sulina on D4 (min. 2 people): 45 € 

Minimum of three people. Contact us for groups of two or for solo traveler pricing.

We are a certified partner of the Association of Ecotourism in Romania. Our philosophy has always been to encourage traveling as much as possible by non-motorized means and mostly off the beaten path, to try and avoid the mainstream and bring out the authenticity.

We constantly highlight the need for recycling, the use of biodegradable or reusable objects (food boxes, water bottles, etc.), and local food supply in particular. This walking tour is a low-carbon impact activity that connects you with our nature. You will take a train from Bucharest to get closer to your starting point for the walk.

All our partners are Romanians who work independently for the development of their country, the type of circuit that we carry gives work on average to about fifteen local providers in the region. We help you travel on less-popular roads where your presence will support local communities more.

We are committed to promoting and explaining the cultural and artisanal productions of the regions we visit. Furthermore, we only work with independent artisans & craftsmen whose respect for traditional know-how is wildly recognized.

You'll be staying primarily in guesthouses run by local families we've worked with for years, and eating homemade dishes. Tourism truly helps their families and communities to thrive. 

Choose your own departure date on any Mon, Wed, Sat, or Sun from March to October.

This 12-day tour of North India combines responsible wildlife experiences with a mix of luxury, city, and village tours. Carbon removals included!

[12 days] North India Wildlife Tour | Yugen Earthside

This 12-day tour of North India combines responsible wildlife experiences with a mix of luxury, city, and village tours.

Visit Delhi, Agra (home to the Taj Mahal), Sawai Madhopur, and Ghanerao over the course of your stay. Witness incredible wildlife like Indian elephants, tigers, and bears, and stay in luxury wildlife lodges and charming homestays that directly impact wildlife conservation, rehabilitation, and local community development projects.

For example, the wildlife lodge in Sawai Madhopur and the homestay in Ghanerao are working with tribal women and pastoralists to create alternative incomes by selling camel milk products, and wool products, in addition to supporting a local school.

You'll also see significant cultural sites such as the Taj Mahal, the India Gate, and numerous other temples, forts, and monuments.

Visit a rescue and rehabilitation center for distressed wildlife

Stay in a luxury wildlife lodge for a guided safari in Ranthambore National Park

See Indian bears, elephants, tigers, leopards, camels, antelopes, and more

Spend time with pastoralists witnessing their nomadic life and camel conservation efforts

Hear lesser-known, unique facts about the famous Taj Mahal on our storytelling tours

Explore Delhi, including the President’s Palace and the India Gate

Discover craft, spice, textile, and jewel markets

Enjoy cultural tours at temples, forts, and prominent monuments

Optional: Walking tours for food tasting, visiting families working in artisanal products, and much more!

The combination of wildlife safaris, conservation projects, and cultural experiences makes this tour equally great for families, couples, kids, and solo travelers.

The best time to visit India is between September and mid-April. During this period, the weather is pleasant and comfortable. It is usually sunny and dry, with cooler temperatures in the north and more moderate temperatures in the south. Besides, India's important festivals, such as Diwali, Holi, and Dussehra, also take place during these months. Diwali is in November, and Holi is in March; exact dates vary every year.

Summers (May to August) can be scorching hot in Rajasthan. However, this season is great for the Himalayas and the North East.

This private tour happens on a date of your choice.

Cost of opting for a higher grade of hotels

Entry fees to any monuments wherever applicable. The government-set rates are INR 500 (per person per monument) and INR 1300 (per person for Taj Mahal).

Any changes in the itinerary due to circumstances beyond our control or an act of God

All accommodations on twin-sharing basis  at eco-friendly homestays, heritage homes, and farm stays

Breakfasts and special meals mentioned in the itinerary

Entry fee for all wildlife experiences and safaris

Price range is given for 2 to 10 travelers. Contact us with your group size for a quote.

Please contact us for solo traveler pricing.

Prices may vary during peak seasons such as during Diwali, Christmas, and New Year's.

We cap the number of travelers we host per year per destination to 500 to combat the risk of over-tourism. We stay free of touts (persistent salespeople) and do not do shopping for commission. Our trips support 8 of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (#1, 5, 8, 10, 12-15). We promote tourism dispersal by spending only limited time at bigger cities and main monuments, with the majority of the tour in less-busy areas.

Environmental Initiatives
Our many environmental actions include strict care of nature, using energy-saving electrical appliances in our homestays, and efforts to manage waste responsibly. We minimize plastic on this tour and provide safe and healthy alternatives to plastic plates, packaged items, and bottles. We leave behind zero waste. We locally source raw materials for meals. 
All accommodations are personally reviewed by our team. Our homestays and accommodations focus on local & organic food (vegetarian options available!), recycling waste properly, and striving to use energy-saving lights and appliances as well as solar thermal panels.

Sociocultural Initiatives
We pride ourselves on propagating and reviving local folk tales through storytelling. We support local artisans by involving them in tourism. This tour focuses on ethical animal and wildlife tourism. We do not indulge in animal slavery, cruelty, or luring through bait during the wildlife experiences. We visit rescue centers and speak with those caring for the animals.

Discover the authentic classics of Thailand from the traditional cuisine and elephants near Chiang Mai in the north to the sparkling beaches of Krabi in the South. Carbon removals included!

[12 days] Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South | Yugen Earthside

Discover the authentic classics of Thailand from the traditional cuisine and elephants near Chiang Mai in the north to the sparkling beaches of Krabi in the south.

This 12-day adventure through Thailand's enchanting landscapes and vibrant cultures is an expertly crafted blend of traditional experiences, tasty cuisine, and relaxing beach time.

After arriving in Bangkok, your trip will truly begin once you reach the northern haven of Chiang Mai. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing Loy Krathong festival*, crafting traditional decorations and witnessing the breathtaking river lantern ceremony. You'll also be able to interact responsibly and ethically with elephants at the Elephant Rescue Park and savor a special Khantoke dinner. 

Next, you'll journey to the picturesque Krabi, where you can enjoy days at your leisure by pristine beaches. You'll also have a private speedboat excursion to visit the idyllic Phi Phi Islands.

Ending your trip to Bangkok, you'll explore hidden scenes of this bustling and energetic city. For example, you'll go along the River of Life and experience the unique Damnoen Saduak and Talad Rom Hoob markets before enjoying a special gastronomic experience. Foodies will further delight in a Chinatown walking tour and a feast amid Bangkok's Dragon Belly to round out your time in Thailand.

*The Loy Krathong festival takes place on November 16th, 2024. If interested in this itinerary outside of the festival, we will modify it for you accordingly.

Festival celebration of Loy Krathong and Yi Peng

Traditional Khantoke dinner with dances and music

Responsible elephant experience at the Elephant Rescue Park

Private speedboat tour of the Phi Phi Islands

Free time to explore Krabi and Chiang Mai at your leisure

Boat tour along the 'khlongs' (canals) to discover the hidden scenes of Bangkok

Traditional markets on boats and along railway tracks

Unique gastronomic experience with a friendly local chef

November through February is a fantastic time to visit Thailand. Temperatures are pleasant and mild, and the humidity is lower which makes outdoor activities more enjoyable. December and January are the peak months with the most visitors. We recommend November or February to assist with tourism dispersal and help combat overtourism.

November is a special time to visit as one of Thailand's main festivals, Loy Krathong, typically falls during this month and is celebrated country-wide. In 2024, this festival falls on November 16th. In 2025, it will fall on November 6th.

Regional and domestic flights within Thailand

Hotel porters, tips, and personal expenses

Any services not clearly mentioned in program

1 night shared-double room in Bangkok (Day 1) in a 4* hotel

10 nights private room accommodations in 4* hotels (Days 2-12)

Transportation by private minivan with A/C

Transfers and transportation by private/public boat as mentioned in program

We can help you coordinate regional and domestic flights. Below prices are approximations are are subject to change; confirm before booking.

Our tours follow sustainability guidelines developed in collaboration with ChildSafe and Travelife. We only offer certified tours with a controlled impact on our destinations and communities, reducing the negative environmental impact and generating a positive economic and social impact. 

Since 2020, we decided to stop the distribution of single-use plastic bottles and replace them with the Refill not Landfill Project with water stations at the various hotels and vehicles.

For the safekeeping of your passport, air tickets, cash, and other valuable items we advise the use of a neck wallet or money belt while traveling.

We recommend you leave valuables at your home. A lock is suggested for securing your luggage.

It is advised to consult or get professional advice from a travel doctor about vaccinations and medical travel information beforehand.

Avoid consuming ice, salad, raw vegetables, and deep-fried, spicy, and greasy food. Be cautious with street food.

Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South

Get up close & personal with cheetahs while giving back as a volunteer at a conservation project in South Africa's Cape Winelands. Carbon removals included!

[14+ days] Cheetah Conservation in the Cape Winelands

Get up close and personal with cheetahs while giving back as a volunteer at a conservation project in South Africa's Cape Winelands.  

If you love big cats and are genuinely curious about conservation and making a positive impact, this experience is for you! You will play an important part in supporting the work of the cheetah sanctuary and be given wonderful opportunities to learn about and experience these incredible creatures. 

Conservation culture is integral to South Africa and core to this cheetah sanctuary, located just 45 minutes outside Cape Town. By volunteering at the sanctuary, you will be involved in not only the care for the non-releasable cheetahs but also for those destined for a wild and free life. 

Get hands-on experience caring for cheetahs

Stay in the most beautiful part of Cape Town, in the famed Cape Winelands

Work with wildlife biologists and conservation professionals

Forge new friendships with other volunteers from around the world

Become part of a team passionate about conservation 

Participate in long-term animal behavioral studies

Assist with Educational Tours for the public as a “shadowing guide” 

Cape Town is frequently acknowledged and awarded as being one of the world’s most beautiful places and a must-see destination.

With the iconic Table Mountain as its backdrop, the city does have something to offer everyone: beaches, mountains, adventure, natural beauty, world-class tourism facilities, nightlife, history, culture, fine dining, art, festivals, wine, a variety of accommodation, shopping, markets, unique and colorful neighborhoods with warm people - Cape Town is a diverse city reaady to excite and entertain.

The highly acclaimed Cape Winelands routes and astonishingly beautiful mountain trails surround a cosmopolitan hub. Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, and Paarl form a large portion of the Cape Winelands, with grape cultivation dating back to the 1600s. Stellenbosch was the first to establish a wine route through the farms and is the second oldest town in South Africa. Franschhoek, which boasts more than 40 extraordinary wine cellars, is rich in vineyards dating back to the settling of the Huguenots who brought their French wine-making skills to South Africa over 300 years ago.

Volunteering can start on any day of the week.

The duration of volunteering must be at least 2 weeks long.

Volunteers can range from 18-75 years old and should be in good physical health. Day-to-day tasks in the summer can be tiring.

No special skills are required. Training will be provided. All you need to have is a curiosity for wildlife, be teachable, and have a keen interest in conservation and leaving a positive impact.

We have an Application process that requires two references. Only after references are checked, and if there is availability for your preferred date, will your application be approved. Please do not book your flight before we confirm your application. 

You must be Covid-19 vaccinated as the disease can be transferrable to big cats.

South Africa is a year-round destination, with varying regional climates and wildlife opportunities.

The best time to visit South Africa is from May to September, as the cooler winter months in the northern regions bring superb conditions for viewing big game. It can be rainy from November to February, but this is the best time to travel for birding, and temperatures remain warm at 22°C to 33°C. February is the hottest time of the year with high temperatures into the 30's degrees. 

The Cape has beautiful, hot, dry weather in its summer months (between November and February), with temperatures between 23°C and 26°C. The best time to visit the Cape for whale watching is between July and November.

2-weeks of accommodation in a modern volunteer house (own room)

Transfers from and to Cape Town International Airport 

All meals during the week (weekends, lunch & dinner on own account)

Sustainability is at the very heart of what we do. Our focus is on local culture, the people, the environment, and making a positive impact. We believe a collective consciousness is necessary for the traveler, locals, and environment to grow. 

Therefore, we intentionally collaborate with those who want to be part of rebuilding an inclusive, more sustainable model that benefits all stakeholders in the tourism industry. All our tours/trips are a combination of celebrating all cultures, connecting travelers to local community experiences, and bringing awareness about conservation. Travelers will enjoy the heart of the country through colorful and collaborative journeys that positively impact and empower.  

Conscious of our impact on people and the planet, we provide travelers with a Pre-Trip Guide to familiarize themselves with the culture, customs, traditions, and how to minimize their carbon footprint on the destination. 

South Africa has a conservation culture from the start, and we encourage our guests to join us in our efforts to ensure the preservation of water, save energy, and respect our natural environment. We share tips in our Pre-Trip Guide which we send guests before departure. 

The country is currently battling an energy crisis called load shedding. Most of our partners have implemented energy-saving practices and follow protocols and guidelines to ensure safe environments for staff and guests. They have installed smart switches in various areas to switch off lights etc. when not needed. Switching off geysers in guest rooms when they are not in use. Most have replaced all light bulbs with LED energy-saving bulbs. We support them in their effort through our wildlife volunteering program. In terms of wildlife conservation in the Cape Winelands, our provider partners with Cape Nature for rehabilitated Tortoises to be released on the farm. We also support two female entrepreneurs who turn waste into wonderful gifts which are included in the Welcome Gift to our guests.

Our suppliers and partners are encouraged to improve environmental awareness. They have contributed to several environmental matters, which in turn helps us on our sustainability journey. Each entity has initiatives from small to medium suppliers to preserve nature conservation, waste management, and water saving. We encourage travelers to use public transport, especially in the busy city centers, instead of hiring cars.    

We use locally owned and operated infrastructure.

We intentionally choose small operators within the community where travelers stay. From accommodation, transport, and fresh produce to co-creating travel experiences, to ensure the economic growth of that particular community as far as possible. Using local businesses and produce from the communities ensures a circular economy where money stays within the host community.     

Choosing and supporting women-owned businesses from marginalized communities as our suppliers are essential issues we campaign for. We directly address social issues like this to reduce inequality within the country. Guests get to immerse themselves fully into the local culture by enjoying a home-cooked meal, learning to play the African drums, or partaking in a community walkabout. Introducing visitors to local experiences like this, protect and safeguard natural and cultural heritage. Real local experiences like the Cape Malay, Black, and Indigenous tours make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable.

To help put profits into local hands so they can benefit directly, we:

Intentionally use youth and women-owned businesses from overlooked and marginalized communities. Creating opportunities for women from disadvantaged communities means they can provide for their families and community. Accommodation, transport, and food suppliers live in and around the community our guests visit. This ensures the industry's economic impact is spread equally at all levels of society. 

Co-designed travel experiences with local communities to ensure an authentic experience for travelers. This fosters a collective responsibility and gives them ownership of their product.   

Provide employment and business opportunities for local people. All tour guides are locals. Trained and certified by the municipal and national tourism bodies, tour guides are well-prepared, friendly, and professional in sharing their local knowledge with international and domestic guests. They come with the recommendation of our travel and tourism partners. Most of our suppliers are entrepreneurs and owners of their social enterprises. 

Provide welcome gifts for guests that are made and provided by women-owned businesses.

From the Bo Kaap tour to the Indigenous sharing their cultures, we are highlighting the diverse cultures South Africa has, which also represent marginalized people. Through storytelling, local artists, small operators and suppliers from disadvantaged backgrounds offer and create authentic travel experiences. Guests will share home-cooked meals with local women.

Cheetah Conservation in the Cape Winelands

Liveaboard a Turkish gulet & cruise the Maldives to experience island hopping, whale shark conservation, & snorkeling adventures. Carbon removals included!

[8 Days] Whale Shark Snorkeling Conservation Cruise | Yugen Earthside

Liveaboard a Turkish gulet and cruise the island paradise of the Maldives to experience the ultimate in island hopping, whale shark conservation, and snorkeling adventures.

Snorkel with majestic whale sharks and learn about these gentle giants from the Maldivian Whale Shark Research Program Coordinator, who will travel with us. As you discover life under the sea at the South Male and South Ari Atolls, you can assist in data collection, identify individuals, and maybe even take measurements underwater!

If you are passionate about ocean life, this trip through the Maldives is a perfect fit!

This experience can only accommodate 12 guests and has 3 departure dates per year, so secure your spot early. Carbon removals are included with your booking!

Experience the magic of snorkeling with whale sharks and assist in data collection

Spot turtles, colorful fish, sharks, and dolphins through ~10 vivid underwater encounters

Snorkel the coral nursery maintained by Save the Beach and watch coral propagation firsthand

Learn about the Maldivian ecosystem, seagrass, conservation challenges, & protective measures

Savour exquisite local cuisine by sampling "hedika," sweet and savory small bites

Experience local traditions such "Boduberu," a tribal dance to drum music

Safaris & Wildlife

Responsible Wolf Tracking in the French Alps

Drift Down the Danube Delta by Motorboat

North India Wildlife Tour

Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South

Cheetah Conservation in the Cape Winelands

Whale Shark Snorkeling Conservation Cruise

South Africa Cape to Coast Self-Drive

Scuba 'Dive & Stay' Certification Package - Galapagos Islands

Wellness, Wine & Safari in South Africa

Addu Atoll Uncovered

Goidhoo Atoll Experience

Women-Only Ethical Mount Kilimanjaro Climb (Machame Route) & Safari

Sustainable Scuba 'Dive & Stay' Package - Egypt

Ethical Private Mount Kilimanjaro Climb (Lemosho Route) & Safari

Women-Only Sisterhood Journey in South Africa

Ethical Private Mount Kilimanjaro Climb (Machame Route) & Safari

Nepal Wildlife Tour

Galapagos Islands Land-Based Tour

Kenyan Coast & 6-day Safari

Serengeti & Ngorongoro Safari

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