Looking for a meaningful trip that combines nature, breathtaking landscapes and fascinating cultural explorations? Natural Habitat Adventures, a leading conservation travel company that partners with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), recently launched five new and amazing itineraries for 2025. These journeys offer travelers the chance to discover destinations famed for their wildlife and abundance of natural landscapes, including Kenya, Canada, Greenland and more. Here are five of Natural Habitat Adventures’ new nature-inspired tours for 2025:
Kenya Rhino Conservation Safari
The Ol Pejeta Conservancy is home to the planet’s last two northern white rhinos. On this 11-day safari guests can enjoy a private session with the rhinos’ keepers and meet their passionate guards, as well as gain insight into their intensive rhino conservation efforts. At Lewa Conservancy you’ll see endangered black rhinos and discover the legendary Maasai Mara. An intimate and informative visit to Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi, including the Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, will showcase efforts in elephant and rhino rehabilitation. Throughout the safari, guests stay in deluxe ecolodges and secluded bush camps on private conservancies away from crowds and famous for abundant wildlife viewing.
Discover one of North American’s most famous mountain ranges on a luxurious journey from Vancouver to Banff.
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Rainforest to Rockies: Vancouver to Banff
Discover one of North American’s most famous mountain ranges on a luxurious journey from Vancouver to Banff. All aboard the acclaimed Rocky Mountaineer train! Experience exclusive GoldLeaf service through the lush Fraser Valley and the dramatic Fraser Canyon to Kamloops. Continue through the iconic Canadian Rockies, witnessing engineering marvels like the Spiral Tunnels and landmarks such as Rogers Pass. In stunning Lake Louise you’ll travel by road into Kootenay National Park. From there, take a helicopter to Bugaboo Lodge for heli-hiking adventures in the Bugaboo Range’s alpine meadows. Spend two days exploring this remote wilderness with guided hikes and wildlife sightings. Conclude your adventure in Banff, Alberta, one of Canada’s most prized spots for outdoor activities and stunning landscapes.
Discover Newfoundland & Labrador
Go on a captivating small-group tour of Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada’s easternmost province. You’ll start with a stay in the 400-year-old capital of St. John’s and explore its unique cultural heritage. Head to Witless Bay, a breathtaking reserve that boasts North America’s largest Atlantic puffin colony, and go on unforgettable whale watching and puffin tours. In Trinity you’ll enjoy a fascinating historical walking tour, a performance at Rising Tide Theater, and a Zodiac whale-watching excursion. You’ll also visit the Discovery UNESCO Global Geopark and Cape Bonavista Lighthouse, as well as Battle Harbour, Labrador, where you’ll learn about its engaging maritime heritage. You’ll then head to Port au Choix for caribou viewing. In Gros Morne National Park, one of Canada’s most celebrated parks, you’ll take a hike through the unique Tablelands and see some of the country’s most striking landscapes.
Colorfull houses at sunset in the capital of Greenland, Nuuk. Highlights include a visit to the Lava Center for interactive exhibits that illustrate the history and science of eruptions and lava flows; powerful waterfalls like Skogafoss and Kvernufoss; and the legendary Reynisdrangar Rocks, just off a black sand beach.
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Iceland & Greenland: A Nordic Discovery
On this 14-day adventure that will take you through two countries, guests will see a less-visited side of northernmost Europe. Begin your adventure in Reykjavik with a journey along Iceland’s dynamic South Shore. Key attractions include the Lava Center, showcasing the science of eruptions and stunning waterfalls. Explore the iconic Reynisdrangar Rocks on a striking black sand beach and hike through the lovely Skaftafell Nature Reserve. Continue into Iceland’s Central Highlands to see Ofaerufoss waterfall and the colorful Landmannalaugar region. Go on a whale-watching tour on the Reykjanes Peninsula before going to Greenland. Land in Kulusuk and take a helicopter to Tasiilaq, where you explore Inuit culture and the Valley of Flowers. Travel by boat to Nat Hab’s Base Camp Greenland for Zodiac excursions, sea kayaking, and hiking near glaciers. The trip ends with a private glacier walk and a tour of Kulusuk town.
Australia North: Kakadu, Kimberley & the Outback
Explore three remote regions of northern Australia wilderness (the trip comes complete with an overnight journey on the historic Ghan luxury train). Start in Sydney with a stay in the heart of The Rocks, an area replete with Aboriginal history, followed by a waterfront dinner overlooking Sydney Harbor. Activities include a private nature walk at North Head Sanctuary, as well as a unique Aboriginal bush tucker experience at the stunning Royal Botanic Garden. Fly to Uluru for a guided walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole and enjoy an exclusive dinner in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park with stargazing. Visit a traditional Uluru family in Patji and explore Kata Tjuta before flying to Alice Springs. Take The Ghan train overnight to Katherine, visit Nitmiluk National Park and explore Kakadu’s wildlife and rock art. In eastern Kimberley, visit Purnululu National Park with a Gija Woolah guide, take a helicopter tour over the Bungle Bungles, and stay at a wilderness lodge. Discover the beehive domes and learn about the Gija and Jaru peoples. Fly to the Mitchell Plateau for rock art and river exploration.
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