AMERICAS
North, South and Central America are home to an incredible diversity of habitats and species, providing opportunities for wildlife holidays to suit all tastes.
Wildlife Holidays in The Americas
North, South and Central America offer a mouth-watering bonanza of habitats, cultures and natural history opportunities to suit all tastes. From western Canada and the Arizona desert to the great Amazon rainforest and Galapagos Islands Naturetrek’s American tours span these two extraordinary continents, offering a superb selection of their wildlife.
Naturetrek tours to the Americas
What can I see in South America?
South America will delight the natural history enthusiast today as it delighted Charles Darwin nearly 200 years ago. South America boasts more bird species than any other continent and we go in search of some of this rich diversity.
From the High Andes and Venezuelan Llanos to the Iguazu Falls and Falkland Islands, we stay at cattle ranches, state-of-the-art rainforest lodges and on elegant schooners! Naturetrek’s South America holidays include:
- Amazon rainforests of Ecuador & Peru
- Patagonia – Chile & Argentina
- A unique 2-week Galapagos cruise
- Brazil’s Pantanal wetlands & Jaguars!
- Mayan & Inca ruins
- Birdwatching in Colombia
What can I see in North & Central America?
North America offers security and comfort as well as fantastic landscapes and wildlife viewing. In the Caribbean and Central America we focus on Neotropical bird and mammal watching plus some of the world’s best whale watching among our selection of holidays. Here are some of the tours Naturetrek offers:
- Canada’s Grizzly Bears
- Florida’s wetland birds
- Whales & dolphins of Monterey Bay
- Birding in Trinidad & Tobago
- Panama’s birds & mammals at the world famous Canopy Tower
Our America specialist recommends …
"For a good all-round wildlife holiday in South America I’d recommend ‘Brazilian Pantanal & Iguazu Falls’, while in North America it’s hard to beat watching Grizzly Bears catching salmon in western Canada. If you’re on a budget then I’d suggest Cuba – it has over 20 endemic bird species and rich culture."
Paul Dukes
Naturetrek Tour Manager