Wild About Travel specialises in wildlife holidays, bird watching tours and culture tours to the countries that we and our local partners know best – India, Ecuador, Panama, Sri Lanka and Spain. We began as Wild About India in 2005, offering a range of tours to see the spectacular wildlife of the sub-continent. Many of our clients returned to book two or three more holidays in the space of five years to explore different parts of India. Increasingly we were asked “Where else are you going to be Wild About?”
So, by popular demand, in 2009 Wild About India evolved into Wild About Travel. We now have a portfolio covering five different destinations, with more to follow in the next couple of years.
We hope you will explore our itinerary pages and photo galleries and these will inspire you to visit these unique destinations.
More details and pages are to follow. However, in the meantime, if you are unable to find what you are looking for, please get in touch and we will happily look into options for you. We have many more itineraries which are not featured on the website.
We are proud that much of our business arises from recommendations – friends talking to friends and clients posting on the internet. This enables us to keep our advertising budget low so we can pass these savings on to you.
Two-way sharing of information is important to us. Wild About Travel is pleased to offer guidance and advice prior to the tour and is equally keen to receive feedback after each holiday. By sharing experiences in the form of trip reports or completed checklists, we can all benefit from being better informed regarding the birds and mammals we can expect to see on our tours.
We would like to say a huge thank you to those who have sent in images for use on this website, in displays or to brighten itinerary pages. We also hope to have a series of photo books available for purchase, with proceeds donated to conservation – please ask for details.
We genuinely want to help plan your perfect holiday and look forward to hearing from you.
Director