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Wildlife Adventures for Wildlife Lovers

We began in 1991 with a passion for nature travel and its power to transform lives. Today our wildlife eco-tours are widely recognized as the ultimate adventures for wildlife lovers.

Non-Commercial Tours

Every aspect of our Costa Rica, Belize, Panama, Peru, Galapagos, Thailand, Laos and India adventures are designed for wildlife and nature lovers, with carefully crafted itineraries, “off the beaten path” destinations, and expert local naturalist guides, (even biologists in some places!) These are not commercial tours. Wild Planet Adventures specializes in up-close encounters with exotic wildlife in their natural habitat.

Travel is Transformational

A Wild Planet wildlife tour can transform you forever. Imagine cuddling a three-toed sloth in the Costa Rican rainforest, paddling the Amazon river headwaters in Peru to witness the spectacle of hundreds of macaws at a clay lick, glimpsing a female jaguar nuzzling its newborn young, or snorkeling with playful sea lions in the Galapagos. These are life’s defining moments. They inspire, exhilarate, and provide perspective. They remind us that we are a part of nature. They remind us that life is precious.

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Costa Rica Ultimate Wildlife

Costa Rica

Costa Rica is an outdoor adventurer's paradise, with miles of unspoiled beaches, rainforests,cloudforests; world-class whitewater rafting and canoeing, fiery volcanos, hot springs, and heart-stopping encounters with exotic wildlife and colorful tropical birds at every turn. Explore…

Peru

Tambopata and Manu are amongst the most biodiverse parks in the world with 200 species of mammals, 13 species of primates and 1,000 of birds. Peru is best known for the World Heritage site of Machu Picchu, the sacred lost city of the Inkas. Explore…

Thailand

Exotic islands, rich culture and remote rainforests allow for unprecedented encounters with tigers, elephants, gibbons and more, plus thrilling treehouses connected only via ziplines. Featured in National Geographic Traveler Explore…