Uncover the magic of Bali's mountains at this eco-friendly lodge, where sustainable living meets unforgettable adventures in nature, from serene hikes to enriching cultural experiences.

Despite its small size, Little Barrier Island has a diverse array of habitats - from its rocky shores to its virgin forests. Moreover, the island is among the country’s most intact ecosystems.

Discover Cape Town, the 'Mother City,' nestled beneath Table Mountain. Unveil a rich history, resilient spirit, and breathtaking landscapes, blending urban allure with nature.

Canada offers some of the world’s best hiking. For visitors who prefer more gentle trekking experiences, this is our selection of Canada’s best short and easy hikes. 

North Island is brimming with travel opportunities: whether you prefer natural beauty, high-adrenalin adventures, or urban sparkle, the nation’s largest island has it all.

The answer lies in the sustainable combination of tourism and species conservation. Nature and animals are crucial for the attractiveness of travelling and for long-term coexistence.

Uncover the essence of sustainability, conservation, and education through our interview with Theda Gräfin Knyphausen, founder of the Knyphausen Foundation.

This ancient tract of jungle has survived for over 130 million years. It supports a wealth of fauna and flora, from centuries-old trees to endangered animals.

The combination of dreamy, palm-fringed beaches, crystal-clear waters, and an immense range of marine life, diving in Asian waters is guaranteed to be a magical experience.

Cultures are complex and diverse. Therefore, it is essential to practise cultural awareness while travelling should you not want to upset anyone.

Nestled in the remote North Atlantic, the Faroe Islands are a striking archipelago known for their rugged landscapes and unique nature.

George Adamson was a Kenyan conservationist who became internationally famous for pioneering the rehabilitation of captive or hand reared lions back into the wild.

GRI is a non-profit organisation in Zambia that works with the DNPW and local communities to protect wildlife and wild areas.

Visiting Patagonia is on many people's bucket list: The region encompasses the Andes Mountains, far-stretching steppes, glaciers and fjords, and long stretches of stunning coastline.

Dive into the enchanting Okavango Delta: This UNESCO gem invites you to explore lush waterways, encounter majestic creatures, and immerse in the magic of Africa's heartbeat.

The ocean, our lifeblood, faces unprecedented threats. From pollution to climate change, our actions jeopardize its vitality. We must act now to save the source of life.

Dive into birdwatching with essential tips for beginners. Discover the joy of connecting with nature, enhancing your mindfulness, and exploring local bird habitats.

Until 1996, Przewalski's horses were thought to be extinct. Since 2011, they are slowly recovering in the Mongolian countryside. Find out more about these resilient wild animals.

Combine education, nature and unique experiences: Your gateway to incredible adventures in the wilderness and unique experiences in the wild!

Tasmania's dramatic landscape and fascinating history make it a rewarding destination for nature and adventure lovers alike. Find out more about the top attractions and get inspired.

Uncover the urgent battle against rhino poaching, a global crisis threatening these majestic creatures. Join the fight to protect rhinos and preserve biodiversity.

Tourism in Peru plays a relevant economic role. However, visitors and insufficient resources are taking their toll on Peruvian cultural sites, which is why we need more awareness.

Our natural environment, the experience of greenery, the sound of birds, biodiversity, microbes, and the sun on our skin - nature has immense value for our mental health.

Part 1: In 2017, Gansbaai lost its title as the "Great White Shark Capital of the World" as South Africa's great white sharks mysteriously disappeared. Find out more.