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Explore the wild with our hand-picked luxury travel partners who are redefining responsible travel, one unforgettable journey at a time.
In an age where responsible tourism is more important than ever, ethical wildlife travel is not just a trend – it’s a necessity. With our collection of Wild Wonders, Travel Associates invite you to experience the most extraordinary wildlife encounters on Earth, thoughtfully curated with conservation in mind.
We’ve partnered with eco-conscious lodges, touring companies and cruises that lead with purpose, prioritise animal welfare, and protect habitats. Going above and beyond textbook holidays, these journeys allow you to witness nature unfiltered, undisturbed, and incredibly wild, while leaving nothing but your footprints behind.
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Blending eco-conscious design and wildlife conservation efforts, these lodges are redefining sustainable travel.
Wild Stays with a Purpose
Experience travel that goes beyond luxury, where every stay plays a vital role in protecting wildlife and their habitats. These exceptional lodges and camps combine comfort with conservation, offering meaningful encounters that actively support preservation efforts, local communities, and ethical tourism. From rescuing endangered animals to protecting iconic migrations and rare species, these wild stays make every moment meaningful for both guests and the environment.
Zannier Omaanda, Namibia
Set in a private nature reserve just outside Windhoek, Zannier Omaanda is a luxury lodge dedicated to rewilding and wildlife rescue. In close partnership with the N/a’an ku sê Foundation, the lodge supports the protection and rehabilitation of orphaned and injured animals, including elephants, rhinos, leopards, cheetahs, and meerkats. Through anti-poaching patrols, wildlife research, and responsible safari experiences, Zannier ensures that up-close encounters contribute to conservation, not exploitation.
Singita Kwitonda Lodge, Rwanda
Bordering Volcanoes National Park, Singita Kwitonda Lodge is at the forefront of mountain gorilla conservation. A portion of each stay supports gorilla protection efforts, reforestation and community-led conservation. Only small, guided groups are permitted to trek the gorillas, ensuring minimal disruption to their daily life – while promising visitors a rare and powerful experience that puts preservation first.
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These incredible stays place you in the heart of nature, offering soul-soothing views.
LABA Migration Camp, Tanzania
This seasonal camp follows the ancient path of the Great Migration, carefully designed to move with nature, not against it. Eco-conscious by design, LABA avoids permanent structures, minimising the impact on delicate ecosystems. The camp employs local Maasai guides, whose deep understanding of the land ensures that every game drive is respectful of animal behaviour and migration patterns.
Chena Huts by Uga, Sri Lanka
Tucked between jungle and sea near Yala National Park, Chena Huts supports turtle conservation, whale monitoring, and leopard research. The lodge follows strict guidelines for wildlife viewing and avoids any interaction that could disrupt natural behaviour – so you can see elephants and leopards on their terms, not ours.
Sal Salis, Western Australia
Where the rugged outback meets the vibrant Ningaloo Reef, Sal Salis is an off-grid eco-lodge that gives you front-row access to nature’s wonders, from swimming with whale sharks to spotting humpbacks, all with a focus on treading lightly on the environment. This is where luxury meets sustainability in perfect balance.
Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge, Canada
Situated in one of North America’s richest ecosystems, this remote lodge supports bear and salmon habitat restoration and marine mammal monitoring. Guests are guided by experts in low-impact wildlife viewing, so that bears, whales and eagles are observed respectfully and responsibly.
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Travel to remote corners of the globe, while supporting ethical wildlife tourism.
Thoughtful Touring
This mindful approach is centred on making a positive impact while discovering the natural wonders and cultures that make each destination unique. By choosing tours that prioritise sustainability, conservation, and community engagement, travellers become active participants in protecting delicate ecosystems and preserving cultural heritage - ultimately ensuring that the beauty and richness of these destinations endure for generations to come.
Intrepid – Premium Sri Lanka in Depth
Intrepid supports national park conservation and works with local guides who share deep knowledge of the region’s biodiversity, from elephants to painted storks and crimson-fronted barbets.
G Adventures – Explore Southern Africa
This safari experience contributes to conservation through community partnerships and responsible park access, offering sightings of elephants, lions, and leopards in protected reserves.
Bunnik – Kenya in Style
Bunnik’s small group tours reduce environmental impact while supporting eco-certified lodges and the preservation of the Masai Mara’s vast wildlife, from cheetahs to crowned cranes.
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Stay in eco-forward lodges while tracking the iconic orangutan with knowledgeable local guides.
A&K – Borneo: Land of the Orangutan
A&K provides access to protected habitats and rehabilitation centres for orangutans and sun bears, helping to fund critical reforestation and anti-poaching efforts.
Adventure World – Hudson Bay Odyssey
Visit the Arctic responsibly with polar bear encounters timed to avoid disruption, carefully led by expert naturalists who monitor wildlife activity.
Collette – Costa Rica: A World of Nature
Collette supports eco-preserves that protect sea turtles, jaguars, macaws, and more. These guided experiences balance adventure with education and advocacy.
Adventure World – Authentic Vietnam
For a standout experience, visit the Asia Bear Sanctuary, where rescued moon bears and sun bears are rehabilitated from illegal wildlife trade. Adventure World’s ethical stance means every visit supports local conservation efforts.
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Small ship and expedition cruises offer intimate encounters with nature, paired with enriching, educational experiences.
Cruising with Care
Explore the world’s wildest waters with a lighter footprint and a deeper purpose. These voyages are designed to respect the environments they enter, whether it’s the polar ice, the Galápagos Islands, or the Amazon rainforest. With small ships, expert guides, and partnerships with conservation groups, each journey prioritises education, ethical wildlife encounters, and the long-term protection of fragile ecosystems.
Aurora Expeditions – Antarctica
Aurora follows strict conservation codes, educates travellers on fragile polar ecosystems, and partners with scientists to support climate and wildlife research.
HX – Galapagos
All excursions are regulated under the Galápagos National Park's strict wildlife protection rules. HX’s small ships and expert naturalists ensure close encounters are ethical and sustainable.
Ponant – Arctic
Ponant’s eco-designed vessels minimise impact while supporting polar bear and reindeer conservation. Wildlife viewings follow distance protocols to protect both animals and guests.
Aqua Expeditions – The Amazon
Explore the Amazon with biologists and conservationists on board. Aqua supports local preservation efforts for pink dolphins, monkeys, sloths and other rainforest species.
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Our Wild Wonders campaign is powered by partners who protect and preserve the wild as passionately as they share it.
Why We Love Ethical Wildlife Travel
At Travel Associates, we believe that wildlife experiences should inspire awe – but never at the cost of the animals or the environments they call home. That’s why our Wild Wonders campaign is built around partners who safeguard what they share. Whether it’s trekking alongside gorillas in Rwanda, drifting silently past polar bears in Canada, or swimming with whale sharks off the Ningaloo Reef, these are one-of-a-kind journeys designed with care, purpose and respect.
