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Why Book Your Next Trip With Far and Wild Travel
Every trip is ATOL protected, so book a full package with flights and you'll receive an ATOL Certificate, meaning your money is protected from the day you pay your deposit. We're also a member of the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA), the industry body for responsible adventure travel, and we operate a Price Promise, our commitment that you're getting fair, transparent pricing on every tailor-made itinerary. If the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) advises against travel to your destination within two weeks of departure, we'll refund your deposit in full or help you choose an alternative, and throughout your trip you'll have 24/7 support from a real consultant, not a call centre.
Speak to a Specialist With Real Experience of the Region
Our consultants build deep, first-hand experience in the regions they specialise in, usually through repeat visits and often after years living or working there before joining Far and Wild. Between the whole team, we cover Africa (our heartland, and Kenya in particular), Latin America, South East Asia, Japan, and Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, so there's a good chance the person you speak to already knows the place you have in mind.
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Our Top Selling Destinations
A snapshot of places we plan regularly
Kenya
Safari days in Kenya tend to start early, slow in the heat, and pick up again as the light drops. The conservancies around the Maasai Mara give strong wildlife sightings in quieter areas away from the main reserve. Many travellers finish with a few slow days on the coast near Diani or Watamu.
South Africa
South Africa works well if you want varied scenery and cities without long internal travel. Cape Town, the Winelands and the coastal stretch towards Knysna each have their own pace. The private reserves near Kruger add reliable wildlife and well-run lodges.
Tanzania
Many first-time safari travellers head to the Serengeti for its wide horizons and the shifting herds. The southern reserves are quieter and suit travellers who like long, uninterrupted days in the bush. Many trips end on Zanzibar, where the pace drops and days revolve around the sea.
Brazil
The Pantanal is one of the best places to look for jaguar. The Amazon gives slower days on the river with dense birdlife. Time in Rio and along the coast changes the feel of the trip entirely.
Argentina
Patagonia's wide horizons, the Lake District's forests, Mendoza's vineyards and the northwest's desert valleys all pull the trip in different directions. Argentina suits travellers who like covering ground and watching the landscape change day by day.
Chile
The Atacama's high desert, the central valleys, the Lake District and Patagonia each have a very different character. It's relatively easy to move between these regions, so you can link several in one trip.
Japan
Rail travel is efficient. Each region has its own food traditions and small seasonal shifts that change the feel of the day. Japan suits travellers who appreciate structure and detail.
Thailand
Northern Thailand offers relaxed trekking and close-up wildlife encounters. The islands add quiet beaches and slow days. It works for families and couples who want a mix of activity and coast.
Sri Lanka
Wildlife-rich national parks, tea country, coastal towns and cultural sites are all close enough to link without long travel days. It's a good choice if you like the trip to keep moving from place to place.
São Tomé & Príncipe
Rainforest walks, quiet beaches and small lodges define the feel of a trip here. The islands suit travellers who like places that see relatively few visitors.
Australia
The Red Centre, the tropical north, the Great Barrier Reef and the coastal cities each give the trip a different feel. Australia suits travellers who enjoy long journeys and sharp changes in landscape.
Maldives
Calm water, small islands and days that revolve around swimming, snorkelling and rest. Many travellers finish a longer journey elsewhere with a few quiet days in the Maldives.
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Alistair
Travel Expert
Types of Holidays
Honeymoons
A honeymoon often begins with a few days in a small lodge where mornings are unhurried and the days move at an easy pace. Later, time on a quiet coastline gives you long evenings and space to settle in. Many couples choose a mix of light activity and slower days, with time in each place to settle in properly.
Family holidays
A family trip often includes a few days in a wildlife area with guides who involve children in spotting tracks, followed by time in a region with hands-on activities such as canopy walks, boat trips or short hikes. Properties with flexible meal times and rooms set up for families make the whole journey run more easily.
Luxury holidays
A luxury holiday often includes a private guide, well-run lodges with attentive service and a route planned to avoid long or inefficient travel days. The experience is designed to feel seamless, with transfers handled quietly in the background and staff who anticipate what you need without being intrusive.
Off the beaten track
A more remote trip often leads into quieter reserves, desert routes or small islands where the days are spent exploring at your own pace. These journeys usually involve longer drives or small flights, and the reward is time in places with few visitors and wide open space.
Beach
A beach holiday can be a simple week on a quiet stretch of coast or an easy end to a longer inland journey. Some travellers look for complete stillness, while others choose coastlines with small restaurants, early-morning boat activity and a livelier feel.
Adventure
An adventure-focused trip often includes a multi-day trek, a walking safari, a desert crossing or time in a remote wildlife area. These journeys work well for travellers who enjoy long hours outdoors and are comfortable with the weather shifts and rougher conditions that come with remote areas.
Special interest
A themed trip often focuses on food and wine, photography, culture and history, horse-riding, rail travel or a self-drive route. These holidays work well when the interest guides the itinerary without taking over, with a few standout experiences rather than a packed schedule.
Wildlife
A wildlife-focused holiday often centres on big-cat viewing, birding, marine life or quieter reserves where sightings feel more personal. Strong itineraries combine reliable sightings with time to take in the landscape.
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Why you should plan your trip with Far and Wild Travel
Every itinerary we produce is shaped by genuine expertise and lived experience. Our destination specialists have tracked desert elephants in Namibia, explored Borneo’s rainforests, and built real relationships with guides, communities, and conservationists. That depth of knowledge means your itinerary is crafted with insight you simply won’t find elsewhere, backed by first‑hand research trips. When we suggest a lodge or experience, it’s because our specialists have been there, met the people, and know it will deliver something extraordinary.
What sets us apart is our commitment to meaningful, responsible travel. Sustainability is our guiding principal, from our pioneering carbon‑scoring initiative to our membership in 1% for the Planet and donations to community projects with every booking. Combine that with exceptional service, 24/7 support, and a price promise that ensures tailor‑made doesn’t mean expensive, and you get a travel partner who delivers both peace of mind and purpose.
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Kenya Safari and Zanzibar Beach Holiday
- Nairobi
- Masai Mara
- Stone Town
- Zanzibar beaches
From Skybeds to Spice Islands – a journey that pairs the thrill of safari with the soulful calm of the sea. A striking contrast, and an unforgettable passage through two of Africa’s most iconic landscapes.
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Alistair
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