Journey to Nature’s Edge is precisely that, a journey to experience and witness first-hand 18 of the world’s most vulnerable species. This million dollar, philanthropic safari takes you to no less than 12 locations worldwide; from the Americas, to Africa, Asia, the Arctic and even Antarctica. Whilst there, you spend as much time as possible in the right place, at just the right time to be in with the best chances of seeing some of the most magnificent wildlife on the face of the planet.
Witness the endearing mountain gorillas of Rwanda, the endemic lemurs in Madagascar, wild dogs in Africa, and the magnificent Bengal tiger.
You can travel for the entire time at once, or break it up over a period of time of your choosing. Natural World Safaris’ Managing Director will be your guide, working alongside the local guides on the ground to ensure you get the very best experience, from transfers and accommodation, to the wildlife focus and more.
Amazing activities From game drives and walks in Africa, to helicopters and bi-planes. Kayak icy waters, embark on wildlife treks, explore sand dunes, and delve in to the crystal waters of the Galapagos Islands where you can even swim with the wildlife!
Conservation A percentage of the safari cost goes towards conserving the featured wildlife species.
The best lodges We have hand selected each lodge for its proximity to wildlife, as well as amenities. Some are super-luxurious with pools, others in the heart of the jungle, and there is even camping in Antarctica.
Ultimate Wildlife Experiences You will be in the best place at the right time to see 18 of the world’s most vulnerable species, including northern white rhino, mountain gorilla, chimpanzees, black and white ruffed lemur, African wild dog, black rhino, penguins, Bengal tiger, snow leopards, green sea turtle, orangutan, sun bear, pygmy elephant, hawksbill turtle, giant tortoise, waved albatross, jaguar and the polar bear.
Species Focus: Mountain gorilla; Conservation Project: Gorilla Doctors
Species Focus: Northern white Rhino; Conservation Project: Ol Pejeta
Species Focus: Chimpanzee; Conservation Project: The Jane Goodall Institute
Species Focus: Black and white ruffed lemur; Conservation Projects: Kianjavato Lemur Project and Madagascar Biodiversity Project
Species Focus: African wild dog; Conservation Projects: Botswana Predator Conservation Trust, Save Wildlife Conservation Trust
Species Focus: Black rhino; Conservation Projects: Save the Rhino Trust
Species Focus: Penguins; Conservation Projects: Habitat Preservation in Antarctica
Species Focus: Bengal tiger and snow leopard; Conservation Projects: Tiger Nation and Snow Leopard Conservancy Trust
Species Focus: Orangutan, green sea turtle, sun bear, hawksbill turtle and pygmy elephant; Conservation Projects: Sepilok & Semangoh Rehabilitation Centres, Sun Bear Conservation Project and Borneo Marine & Turtle Conservation Project
Species Focus: Waved albatross and giant tortoise; Conservation Projects: Galapagos Conservation Trust, Giant Tortoise Restoration Initiative
Species Focus: Jaguar; Conservation Project: Jaguar Research Centre
Species Focus: Polar bear; Conservation Projects: Churchill Polar Bears
Virunga Lodge is stunningly located at 2,200m with views out towards the Virunga Volcanoes and Lakes Ruhondo and Bulera.
Luxury wooden bandas on a pristine sandy beach, Greystoke Mahale offers superb access to chimpanzee tracking in Mahale Forest.
Up to date information and images on Setam Lodge located in the rainforest rich Ranomafana National Park in Madagascar.
The luxurious Vakona Lodge in Andasibe National Park offers comfy ensuite bungalows, private verandahs and a pool to cool off in.
A beautiful camp with 4 super luxury tents, fantastic guides and excellent game in a private concession. Zarafa Camp offers the ultimate in Botswana exclusivity.
An incredible camp in Antarctica, Whichaway Camp is located by a 200 foot ice cliff, compiled of 6 en-suite and pod's for guests to relax in comfort.
An intimate and very remote camp in the Palmwag concession, Hoanib Skeleton Camp offers excellent activities day and night.
A luxurious, boutique-style yacht in the Galapagos Islands, MY Grace has space for up to just 18 guests at a time.
Overlooking Banjaar River and bordering Kanha National Park, Banjaar Tola, A Taj Safari is the perfect base to search for the elusive tiger.
Luxurious Mahua Kothi is located close to Bandhavgarh with 12 suites, and a pool to cool off in following your safari.
One of favourite lodges in Borneo, located within the pristine Danum Valley - a haven for wildlife.
An intimate floating hotel in the Pantanal, Southwild Jaguar Flotel is excellent for spotting jaguars in the wild environment.
A family eco-lodge, Seal River Heritage Lodge is accessible by air on the isolated coast of Hudson Bay with belugas, bear viewing & the northern lights.
We are specialists in luxury travel
Our Destination Specialists are experts in luxury travel, understanding exactly how to ensure you have to put as little effort in as possible to get the best safari for you.
We are wildlife specialists
As a leading specialist operator we have excellent partnerships with naturalists and conservationists. We know our wildlife and do what we can to preserve its natural habitat.
We really care about our destinations
At Natural World Safaris we frequently monitor the social, economic and environmental impact of our travel operations to ensure we are at the forefront of a sustainable and ethical tourism industry.
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