The best places to watch wildlife -> Destinations

    About 3-6 million years ago, underwater volcanoes about 700 km west of Ecuador erupted. As a result, there was formed an archipelago consisting of 60 islands of different sizes, called the Galapagos Islands. Here there have developed forms of animal and plant life which are unique in the world.      English naturalist Charles Darwin arrived on the islands for the first time in 1835. He was impressed by the multitude of species encou...

   Kenya is considered by many to be the 'jewel of East Africa "and it has some of the most beautiful beaches on the mainland, most magnificent wildlife and an incredibly sophisticated tourism infrastructure. The plot is astonishing, from coral reefs and white beaches on the coast, to Mount Kenya crowned by clouds and adorned with strange alpine plants. Between these two extremes there are the acacia savannah with trees, which shelter parks like Amboseli, Masai Mara, Sambu...

   Yellowstone Park is a land of heat and vapor, where hot water gushing geysers to astounding heights. In 1872, President Grant declared a national park area of 9000km ², the first in the world. Yellowstone name derives from the name Native Americans gave him the largest river in the region. Yellowstone River has carved the Grand Canyon in the yellow rock that flow down from the lake as a series of impressive cataracts. Here we find natural baths and terraces of calc...

The National Park and Preserve Denali is a natural park located in the center of American and Alaska, which includes Mount McKinley, the highest peak in North America (6194 meters). The park covers 24 585 km ², the size of four French departments. The word "Denali" means "up" in Athapaskan. The mountain was renamed after the American presidential candidate, William McKinley, but the native name of this mountain is Mount Denali....

   It is the third largest island in Australia, after Tasmania and Melville. It is located 112 km from Adelaide and is the National Park. It is one of the most beautiful, unknown, uncluttered and rich islands of the world. Ideal for a romantic holiday, this oasis on the southern coast of Australia is isolated, yet easily accessible to tourists with enough financial possibilities above average. In terms of natural wealth (and we refer to fauna, flora, beaches, caves, lagoons and bays...

   Borneo is the world's third largest island after Greenland and New Guinea. As the island is divided politically between states Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei, are northern provinces belonging to Brunei and Malaysia, and the largest Kalimantan belongs to Indonesia. It is the only natural habitat for the Bornean Orangutan.      Scientists have discovered over 120 species of animals, insects and plants here lately. Frog that changes color an...