Exclusive Savings on your Natural Habitat Adventure
Natural Habitat Adventures is offering Direct Travel clients 25% savings on select 2026 expeditions.
Book by Jun 01, 2026
Natural Habitat Adventures: Where Conservation and Exploration Unite
Since 1985, Natural Habitat Adventures has been crafting transformative wildlife experiences for passionate explorers willing to venture beyond the ordinary. In partnership with World Wildlife Fund, they've pioneered exclusive itineraries to Earth's most remote and pristine destinations—from the polar ice of Antarctica and Northern Canada to the biodiverse wonders of the Galápagos, Patagonia, and Africa.
With an average group size of just nine guests, their small expeditions offer intimate encounters with wildlife that larger tour companies simply cannot match. Their world-class Expedition Leaders—the most rigorously trained naturalist guides in the industry—combine expert interpretation with personal attention, while strategically positioned remote lodges and custom-designed vehicles ensure unparalleled comfort and access in the world's wildest places.
Direct Travel Exclusive Offer: Save 25% on Select Adventures
Celebrate the arrival of spring with a special offer usually only reserved for past guests — 25% savings on select 2026 journeys, plus bring a travel companion along for the same rate. Book by June 1, 2026* and unlock an exceptional opportunity to experience the world's greatest nature adventures at an unbeatable value.
Every Natural Habitat Adventures journey is built on a simple but powerful belief: conservation and exploration go hand in hand. They don't just observe nature—they help protect it. By supporting local communities, championing sustainability practices, and partnering with WWF's top scientists, they are inspiring travelers to rediscover their connection to the natural world while actively safeguarding it for generations to come. Whether you're tracking polar bears across the Canadian tundra, kayaking among Galápagos wildlife, or exploring hidden corners of iconic national parks, each expedition is designed to awaken your sense of wonder and deepen your commitment to our planet.
Join an adventure that transcends typical tourism—one where every journey becomes a meaningful act of conservation.
Featured Natural Habitat Adventures
Ask for prices on these and other exciting adventures.Churchill's Belugas, Polar Bares & Arctic Wildlife7 days
Roundtrip Winnipeg, ManitobaAvailable Departure: Aug 16, 2026.
Few of nature's marvels match the intense aliveness of an Arctic summer. In a region that's frozen, still and dark much of the year, the Canadian Northland awakens with a frenzy of energy during long days when the tundra turns green, wildflowers burst with color, animals come forth in great flocks and herds, and belugas return for their summer feasting. More than 3,000 of these amiable white whales congregate at the mouth of the Churchill River, and our motorized rafts and kayaks put us at eye level with them. On the surrounding tundra, look for terrestrial wildlife—we often spot caribou, Arctic fox, ptarmigan and roving polar bears, their creamy coats contrasting with the rocky shoreline and dark boreal forest. From the remote village of Churchill as our base on Hudson Bay, we are surrounded by the flurry of natural wonders a northern summer provides.
Ultimate Yellowstone & Grand Teton Safari7 days
Jackson, Wyoming to Bozeman, MontanaAvailable Departures: Aug 1 & 15, 2026.
When President Theodore Roosevelt encountered Yellowstone's wondrous geology and abundant animals during a visit to America's first national park in 1903, he proclaimed it “absolutely unique in the world.” Embracing natural beauty as a shared asset, he championed the idea of national parks, building a priceless legacy for generations to follow. In the northwest corner of Wyoming, two of America's most treasured parks offer scenic grandeur and prolific wildlife unparalleled in the Lower 48. This classic small-group safari through Yellowstone and the Tetons takes us into the domain of elk and bison, moose, bighorn sheep, coyotes, foxes, bald eagles and, of course, black bears, grizzlies and wolves. From plains to peaks, Yellowstone Country still works strong magic.
Secluded Botswana Safari12 days
Livingstone, Zambia to Maun, BotswanaAvailable Departures: Aug 18; Sep 23; Oct 2 & 17; Nov 13, 2026.
In the wilds of Botswana, you'll find the wonders that drew adventurers to the African continent over a century ago. Vast elephant herds still roam the savanna. Hippo and crocodile crowd the Chobe River's marshy channels. Buffalo, giraffe, zebra and antelope thrive in the Okavango Delta and at watering holes that sustain life on the parched plains. Lions laze in the shade of mopane trees while leopards sprawl in the branches, icons of the genuine wilderness that exists in Botswana. Here, nature’s timeless majesty unfolds before your eyes, a living testament to Botswana’s enduring allure. Our intimate tented bush camps are reminiscent of a nostalgic safari era, yet replete with contemporary luxuries, even in some of the most remote wild places on Earth. If you're searching for the classic romance of Africa, it's still here in secluded Botswana.
Scotland's Wild Highlands & Islands9 days
Roundtrip Inverness, ScotlandAvailable Departures: Oct 11 & 15, 2026.
Scotland has long held a wild allure in Britain. Its heather-clad Highlands and far-flung Western Isles have drawn adventurous travelers for centuries. In summer, days stretch toward nearly perpetual light, nurturing a flurry of life in the Hebrides Isles off Scotland’s northwest coast. Millions of seabirds nest in some of the largest rookeries in the world, while whales, seals and dolphins feed in clear Atlantic waters warmed by the Gulf Stream. Exploring the coves and cliffs of the Outer Hebrides, we also find remnants of ancient human presence, from Iron Age stone forts to embellished Celtic crosses. Inland, explore native Caledonian pine forest, heathered moors and silver lochs of the rugged Highlands, home to elusive wildlife including the magnificent Scottish red deer. In mystical Scotland, the wild still reigns in Europe!
Wild Patagonia: Peaks, Glaciers & Pumas9 days
El Calafate, Argentina to Puerto Natales, ChileAvailable Departures: Nov 21 & 28, 2026.
The southernmost Andes rise in spires to the sky, their sheer granite heights drawing the eye and spirit upward. Sunrise bathes the peaks in rosy alpenglow. Glaciers wind down in frozen rivers from the ice-crowned massifs, choking turquoise lakes with floating blue bergs. Patagonia has no peer on Earth when it comes to dramatic mountain landscapes. On our cross-border expedition into Chile and Argentina, look for condors, guanacos and elusive pumas on guided hikes. While never assured, puma sightings are on the rise, and we hope to get a glimpse of this stealthy hunter in Torres del Paine National Park. Learn about conservation strides on visits to working estancias where protecting wildlife and raising livestock are mutually compatible goals. Explore and photograph diverse facets of this legendary adventure realm on our all-encompassing odyssey to the bottom of South America.
Since 1985, Nat Hab has delivered life-enhancing nature and wildlife experiences to small groups of passionate explorers. They combine an innovative approach to travel, personal attention to detail, and industry-leading sustainability practices to provide intimate encounters with Earth's wildest places. Their mission is conservation through exploration—protecting our planet by inspiring travelers, supporting local communities and boldly influencing the entire travel industry.
Terms & Conditions
This 25% discount is subject to availability on the Nat Hab trips and 2026 dates listed at nathab.com/multi-trip-savings. Discounts are for Direct Travel guests only who book between March 23, 2026 and June 1, 2026, and do not apply to custom trips, single supplement fees, internal air costs, extra hotel nights or extensions. This special incentive cannot be combined with other offers.