World Wildlife Journeys

20/09/2024

"What level of fitness is required for this extraordinary expedition?” This is a query frequently posed by those eager to encounter the majestic Gorillas. It is no simple feat, yet certainly attainable with determination! Behold, an illustration of the arduous trek we embark upon en route to the grand gorillas.

19/09/2024

*We Are The Safari & Wildlife Experts*

At World Wildlife Journeys our sole objective is to offer our travellers the greatest wildlife encounters on earth, in the company of the best guides in the world! If you’re passionate about the wonders of nature, choose a company that is dedicated to creating life-changing wilderness journeys.

Bookings are open for our 2025 & 2026 calendar, get in touch with us for more information:
https://www.worldwildlifejourneys.com/contact-us/

13/09/2024

We have recently returned from our magnificent Best Of Africa Safari, a flagship expedition that we embark upon annually. This nearly three-week-long epic journey immerses us in the unparalleled beauty of wildlife encounters as we explore Cape Town, the Okavango Delta in Botswana, Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, the Masai Mara in Kenya, and the Mountain Gorillas in Uganda!

Join us next year on this extraordinary adventure. Bookings are now open for our 2025 & 2026 safaris, and this is the perfect time to secure your place. Contact us for more information, click on the link below:

https://www.worldwildlifejourneys.com/contact-us/

03/09/2024

Masai Mara Migration Safari.

30/08/2024

What a great way to end our day! Sunsets in Africa are a photographer’s dream. Join us on safari!

30/08/2024

After visiting Cape Town South Africa, Okavango Delta Botswana, Victoria Falls Zimbabwe, we’re currently in Kenya in the Masai Mara - part of our Best Of Africa Tour. If you’d like to join us on the next one, now is the time to get in touch! Russell shares his shot of the day, we’re excited to show you more!

08/08/2024

Pedestrian Crossing, Serengeti Style!

23/07/2024

In the heart of Northern Tanzania lies the majestic Ngorongoro Crater, a haven of natural wonders and a sanctuary for a vast array of wildlife. This UNESCO-listed marvel is hailed as the largest intact volcanic caldera in the world, embraced by Tanzania's lush highlands. Here, in this pristine wilderness, visitors are treated to the remarkable sight of Africa's iconic Big Five, alongside herds of graceful zebra and majestic wildebeest. The Ngorongoro Crater stands as a beacon of Tanzania's allure, offering a tapestry of activities for intrepid explorers - from birdwatching and trekking to thrilling wildlife encounters and cultural immersions in Maasai villages. And for the adventurous souls, a journey to the legendary Olduvai Gorge unveils a portal to the ancient past.

Embark on an unforgettable Migration Serengeti Safari and delve into the breathtaking beauty of the African wilderness. Secure your place on this extraordinary adventure today: https://www.worldwildlifejourneys.com/contact-us/

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22/07/2024

Following a delightful breakfast, we embarked on a picturesque journey from Arusha to our next resting place through the breathtaking landscapes of Lake Manyara National Park. This renowned park is a sanctuary for the majestic flamingos that grace its serene waters. During the wet season, these elegant birds form flocks of thousands along the lake's edges, creating a mesmerizing sight. Although they are less prevalent during the dry season, Lake Manyara remains home to over 400 bird species, making it a haven for bird enthusiasts. A visit to this park promises a delightful spectacle of over 100 bird species on any given day.

Join us on our Migration Serengeti Safaris and witness the awe-inspiring beauty of the African wilderness. If you missed the opportunity this time, fret not! Bookings are now open for our 2025/ 2026 safaris. Contact us today to secure your spot:
https://www.worldwildlifejourneys.com/contact-us/

16/07/2024

We prioritize the quality of your safari experience above all else. We never compromise on three crucial factors: location, the time of year, and ensuring you are accompanied by the most exceptional guides! Our mission is to discover accommodations that offer the perfect blend of superior game viewing and luxurious comfort, all at a price that delivers the utmost value for your investment.

Reserve your spot for our 2025 and 2026 tours today, and embark on an unforgettable journey with us. Contact us for more details.

17/06/2024

There is pleasure in the pathless woods, there is rapture in the lonely shore, there is society where none intrudes, by the deep sea, and music in its roar; I love not Man the less, but Nature more.

~ Lord Byron

17/06/2024

Something we have always known that a single colony of termites lasts 3 generations and has a finite lifespan of about 50 years but the some of the mounds they construct clearly have not been built in just 50 years. It stands to reason then that these larger termite mounds have been inhabited by successive colonies with intervals of dormancy in between. Thanks to modern science we now know that some have been in intermittent use for over 32 000 years! What this means is given a 30 year interval between colonies, these structures have been home to 1200 generations of termites! “We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors- we borrow it from our children’s, children!”

There is growing evidence that termites have a substantial, but still poorly understood, role in the carbon cycle.

17/05/2024

Brilliant advice from the master himself Ralph Lee Hopkins

Hone your photography skills for your next expedition with these top travel photo tips from National Geographic photographer and Lindblad'-National Geographic's Director of Expedition Photography Ralph Lee Hopkins.

07/05/2024

"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better" - Albert Einstein.

03/11/2023

Remarkable discovery in the Kalahari Desert!

11/10/2023

Hello from Uganda!

Did you know Uganda offers one of the greatest diversities of primates of any country on Earth, and most primates have a similar social order led by an alpha male. Typically, these males were believed to be the strongest and most aggressive in the group, but modern research has revealed a more complex and nuanced view of who gets to "rule the roost." It turns out that the most successful alpha males are the ones with the best EQ, building coalitions with other dominant males by sharing food and investing time in grooming less dominant members of the troop. The tyrannical males might dominate for a short period of time but are always displaced by a coalition of more reasonable males whose strategy tends to be more successful in the long run!

Join us on safari, bookings are open for our 2024 & 2025 tours:

https://www.worldwildlifejourneys.com/contact-us/

07/10/2023

That’s our two weeks ended of our Serengeti tour, next up… Uganda!

Come join us on safari. Bookings are open for our 2024 & 2025 tours.

https://www.worldwildlifejourneys.com/contact-us/

05/10/2023

A herd of Elephants skirting the forest in the late afternoon along the Ishasha River near the Congo border.

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