Where we Go. We've chosen a wide range of destinations to showcase the diversity of nature and the range of WWF projects, from species protection to global warming, with a particular focus on the work of WWF-Canada. In addition to Canada (British Columbia, Newfoundland, The Northwest Territories, Ontario and Quebec), the line-up includes such International trips as Cuba, India & Mexico. Please see the list below or the trip pages themselves for more detailed information.

Arctic

Glide north along the magnificent Mackenzie River on your private cruise to explore the complex ecosystems of this vast Arctic delta. Breathe the crisp air atop a pristine mountain peak in Kluane Park and observe a fascinating array of wildlife in their natural habitat. Click here for a detailed itinerary

Churchill

Each summer, on the shores of Hudson Bay, responding to ancient calling, thousands of beluga whales gather to calve and frolic. Join us as we experience the wilds of Northern Canada, tracking polar bears and caribou, hiking magnificent trails to view unique flora and fauna, and paddling sea kayaks across the tranquil glacial-fed waters. Click here for a detailed itinerary.

Cuba

Join us as we journey beyond the familiar, from the back streets of old Havana to the marshes and mangrove thickets of the Zapata Wetlands and the rich aquatic life of Cuba's fragile coral reefs. Click here for a detailed itinerary.

Galapagos

Off the coast of Ecuador lies the beguiling destination of the Galapagos Archipelago, a collection of magical islands characterized by desolate volcanic landscapes and enchanting and unique wildlife. Join us as we move from restored haciendas on the foothills of volcanos near Quito to the endless wonders of the UNESCO-protected marine reserve. Click here for a detailed itinerary.

India

Join us as we journey across the subcontinent in search of the elusive tiger in the company of some of India's foremost naturalists, exploring the vast wildlife parks of Kanha & Bandhavgarh, staying in exotic game lodges, sampling the diversity of India's cultures and cuisines, and gaining an insight into this complex, highly-endangered mammal. Click here for a detailed itinerary

Lake Louise

Experience the majesty of Canada's first national park, established in 1885, and one of the world's most popular wilderness destinations. Breathe in the pristine air as you hike the scenic mountain trails of the Bow River valley and Johnston Canyon, a spectacular area to see an array of birds and wildlife, or glide across the sparkling Lake Louise in a kayak. Click here for a detailed itinerary.

Mexico

Climb into the tropical forests above Mexico City to the ethereal sound of paper-thin butterfly wings in flight then travel south into the vast, lush mangrove of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere to explore the pristine swamplands. Join us for an inspiring exploration of these delicate ecosystems and return with a renewed dedication to preserving our planet. Click here for a detailed itinerary.

Newfoundland

Explore the icy waters and rugged coastline of Bonavista Bay, the legendary spot where John Cabot first set foot on Canadian soil. Discover the fascinating patterns of sea birds, whales and many other marine species in the magnificent setting of Newfoundland's Bonavista and Avalon Peninsulas. Click here for a detailed itinerary.

Peru & The Amazon

From Amazon lowlands to Andes heights, Peru offers eco-adventure on a world-class scale. Immerse yourself in encounters with nature as you search for red-bellied macaws, anacondas, point-tailed palm creepers, side-neck turtles and the elusive three-toed sloth. Finish with a train ride to Machu Picchu, the fabled Lost City of the Incas. Click here for a detailed itinerary.

Quebec

Join us as we explore the intricate marine ecology of the upper St. Lawrence, where the Saguenay River flows in and a myriad of aquatic mammals reside. Discuss local conservation issues, sleep peacefully in the historic Tadoussac hotel, and savour the delicate flavours of French Canadian cuisine. Click here for a detailed itinerary.

Whistler

Whistler is the ultimate summer playgroud for mountain biking, rafting, kayaking, hiking, golfing, and horseback riding. Perched on the Coast Range, the mountains rise from temperate rainforest to boreal-like forest, and are tipped with alpine meadows.  Ancient cedar and hemlock forest, towering firs, and glacier-fed streams are home to a spectacular array of birds and wildlife, a primary habitat for black bears, coyotes, cougar, moose and deer. Click here for a detailed itinerary.

Made to Measure Travel

Taking one of our Made to Measure trips is like going to a bespoke tailor on Jermyn street. The best tailoring springs from a relationship of intimacy and trust between the client and the tailor (not surprisingly, given that you will be asked to stand naked before us). The first stage of building this relationship is a get-to-know-you consultation with our personal travel planners, and once we have ascertained that what you want is within our competency, we start to delve deeper. We use a detailed questionnaire as a tool to distil the essential elements, and then we begin a dialogue to understand the motivations that lie behind the answers. The process is dynamic, and often requires multiple fittings, but the end result is a genuine understanding of who you are and what you are seeking. Click here to download the Private Trip Application Form