Elephant & Elephant Holidays
Everyone can recognise an elephant, although many do not realise that there are three species: Asian, African savannah and African forest. The African savannah elephant is probably the most familiar, with its large ears and long curving tusks. Although bull elephants spend a lot of time alone, they regularly meet up and renew their friendships, one of their favourite meeting places being around water holes.
Elephants are famous for their good memories, which are a key feature in helping them to survive the variable, and often harsh, climate of the African plains.
Elephants are very social animals. Family relationships between herd members are very strong, with females staying in their mothers' herd all of their lives. When males are around 6-7 years old, they will leave the herd and form small groups of their own.
Family groups of females also keep in touch with neighbouring families, to whom they are often related, and may join up to search for food and water in times of hardship. The matriarch is particularly important when food and water are scarce.
Group Tours
Uganda Primate Conservation in Action Tour
Track gorillas and chimpanzees
Bhutan - Wildlife of Manas
Bhutan's World Heritage Royal Manas National Park.
Kenya Lion Study Safari
A privileged insight into a lion monitoring programme 
Botswana Elephant & Big Cat Safari
Highly personal small group safari hosted by wildife experts.
Kenya - Kicheche Wildlife Safari
Camping in big cat country doesn't get better than this.
Forest Elephant and Lowland Gorilla Trekking in the Congolese rainforest
Track lowland gorillas & forest elephants.
Kenya Wildlife Conservation Safari
Enjoy privileged insight into wildlife conservation in Kenya
Sri Lanka - Island Wildlife
Search for leopards, elephants and whales in the wilds of Sri Lanka
Countries
Botswana
A wildlife rich country of vast contrasts and an incredible sense of wilderness
Namibia
From the saltpans of Etosha to the seal colonies along the Skeleton Coast.