Far and Wild Travel

DISCOVER SUBLIME SAO TOME & PRINCIPE WITH US! Enjoy these tropical isles before the masses discover them. The tropical islands of Sao Tome & Principe are a wonderful choice for those after something refreshingly new. These luxuriant, largely forested isles off Africa's west coast, offer a myriad of walking trails; beautiful beaches (especially on Principe); accommodation of a high standard and excellent hospitality. For natural history enthusiasts, there is a selection of rare birds, small wildlife and in season, whale and turtle-watching. This sample itinerary - which can be tailored to meet specific requirements and special interests - includes stays in Omali Lodge and Praia Inhame ...Read more >

Cycle around Sri Lanka on our hand-picked routes with good hybrid bikes, expert guidance and the option to have a backup vehicle throughout. Yes, the cycling will be exhilarating, but it's not all about the riding. You'll get to see some of the best sights Sri Lanka has to offer along the way. Check out temples, go on safari, walk barefoot on the beach, explore tea plantations and climb ancient rock fortresses. The cycling is tailored to the fitness levels of your group, so if you want to sit out some of the sections, you can. It's your holiday, so just do as much on the bike as you want.Read more >

This trip is perfect for second-time visitors to Namibia looking to enjoy another perspective on the country, as well as for first-timers who don’t have wildlife as a focus for their trip. Very much a landscape and activity-orientated itinerary, you will start with a night in Windhoek where you'll be given your car and a brief orientation for your trip. From Windhoek it's time to head south to the Western Kalahari Desert where you'll be spending 2 nights exploring this beautiful desert wilderness. The next stop will be the breathtaking Fish River Canyon, the second largest river canyon in the world and a wonderful place for exploring, hiking and biking. A scenic drive takes you up to the ...Read more >

Until recently, the only way to reach the castaway island of St Helena in the South Atlantic was by ship, a journey which took several days. Then in 2017 the airport in St Helena opened, making the island accessible for travellers interested in nature, history and culture. The isolation and dramatic landscapes of St Helena make this holiday perfect for anyone with a sense of adventure, and those who want to do something a little different. History buffs will enjoy visiting sites where Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte lived and walked during his final years in exile here, whilst wildlife enthusiasts will love going on boat trips around the island in search of dolphins, turtles and whale sharks. ...Read more >

If you enjoy walking in magnificent surroundings, combined with getting to know the culture of permanently resident communities and you'd like to explore some of Ethiopia's incredible historical sites, then this is the itinerary to consider. Explore magnificent Afro-alpine surrounds at Simien Mountains National Park and amble around the castles of Gondar; be awestruck by the rock-cut churches of Lalibela and experience a TESFA Community Village Home Stays stay in the Tigray region (nearest airport Mekelle), before and after which you stay in the very comfortable. Gerhalta Lodge. In all an exceptional blend of walking or hiking, sightseeing, historically significant site, superbly varied ...Read more >

This holiday is a mix of train and road travel in northern India. Start off in the agricultural heartland of India to visit the Golden Temple and get a taste for life on a Punjabi farm. From here travel up to the foothills of the Himalayas where you can eat momos and rub shoulders with Tibetan monks in the Dalai Lama’s hometown. After a couple of days relaxing in a nearby traditional village, continue to the former British Raj summer capital of Shimla for a few days, and descend the mountains on the famous toy train. Remember, this is just a suggested itinerary - your own holiday can be tailored to your preference of budget, duration, locations and experiences.Read more >

Adventures should be just that, true adventures, with this itinerary fitting that ideal perfectly. From the majestic Victoria Falls with its abundance of activities you head down to the beautiful Hwange National Park for the first of your safaris across the open plains and through the dense Mopane Forest of the park. The next leg takes you by road to the small town of Binga, where you will board a houseboat for a three night crossing of mighty Lake Kariba. Here you can relax, explore river channels by boat and marvel at the wildlife that comes to drink from the water’s edge. After disembarking the boat, it is a short drive to the iconic Mana Pools National Park for a wild, old-time safari ...Read more >

Go far beyond the tourist trail in Mozambique to discover the hidden histories and colourful cultures that make this one of Africa's most incredible countries to visit. Admire the colonial architecture in Maputo, go on safari in Gorongosa National Park and explore Ilha de Mozambique, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 500 years of history. Finish your adventures in style beside pristine beaches and a winding lagoon, with as much snorkelling, paddle-boarding through the mangroves, and sunset sailing in traditional dhows that you can handle.Read more >

The perfect South Africa honeymoon for anyone who loves wildlife, culture and adventure. Begin your adventures in Cape Town at the delightful Abbey Manor Guest House where you'll spend the first 5 nights of your holiday. Enjoy exploring the incredible sights of Cape Town and sample local cuisine in the delicious restaurants. Next you'll drive to Franschhoek and Basse Provence where you'll discover the famous winelands, before heading to the airport and flying out to Kruger National Park. Here you'll be staying at the gorgeous Little Garonga Camp for 5 nights in a suite, including one night in the 'romantic sleep out' right in the heart of the bush. Spend the days out on game drives ...Read more >