We’re thrilled to officially welcome Lisa Dixon to the Wild Earth family!
A longtime friend and frequent Wild Earth Explorer (15 expeditions and counting!), Lisa now joins the team in a new role supporting trip logistics and guest relations. While she may be a bit on the quiet side, don’t let that fool you—Lisa is unmistakably Australian, with a spirit for adventure and a lifelong devotion to the natural world.
Read MoreToday, we pause to honour the vast, living wilderness that connects us all: the ocean.
It shapes weather, fuels life, and holds secrets we’ve barely begun to uncover. It generates more than half the oxygen we breathe and absorbs a third of the carbon we release. It’s the planet’s largest ecosystem—and its most mysterious.
Our recent expedition through Baja, the Sea of Cortez, San Ignacio, and the Revillagigedo Islands was nothing short of extraordinary — a true celebration of wild places and incredible marine life. From close encounters with majestic gray whales to thrilling dives with giant mantas, countless shark species and playful dolphins, every moment was pure magic.
Read MoreA Wonderful Year in Review
As we close the chapter on 2024, we are grateful for all the incredible experiences we've shared together. To our wonderful Wild Earth Explorers, thank you for choosing to journey with us. Your adventurous spirit, curiosity, and love for our planet inspire everything we do. Together, we’ve explored breathtaking destinations, forged lasting friendships, and …
Read MoreWild Earth Expeditions' 25-day journey through the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu offered an extraordinary dive into the vibrant heart of Melanesia, blending natural wonders, cultural richness, and historical treasures. We explored coral gardens, dramatic drop-offs, WWII wrecks, and incredible limestone formations…
Read MoreThis month, we’re diving into the enchanting realm of MANTA RAYS, the majestic giants of the oceans. With wingspans that defy imagination and movements that mirror an underwater ballet, Manta Rays captivate all who are fortunate enough to witness their graceful presence.
Read MoreOur Raja Ampat Odyssey took us on an enchanting exploration of Indonesia's crown jewel, nestled in the heart of the Coral Triangle. We delved into the vibrant culture of remote villages…
Read MoreAs we bid farewell to 2023, we want to express our deepest gratitude for being part of a year filled with incredible adventures and transformative experiences. We ventured into the heart of the world's most captivating destinations, creating lasting memories with our cherished Wild Earth Explorers. As we approach the end of this extraordinary year, we can't help but reflect on the incredible adventures we've shared in 2023.
Read MoreIn this edition of WILD ENCOUNTERS, we shine a spotlight on the world’s largest filter-feeding fish. Here are some intriguing facts and behaviors about Whale Sharks (Rhincodon typus) and Basking Sharks (Cetorhinus maximus) that make these gentle giants truly remarkable.
Read MoreMeet Sabine Templeton, the newest member of our Wild Earth Team—a Marine Adventurer with a purpose. As a Trip Designer, Fish Geek, Underwater Naturalist, and Conservation Biologist, Sabine's profound love for the ocean and diverse expertise in marine science will take you on unforgettable journeys.
Read MoreDiscover your dream wildlife and cultural experience among our meticulously crafted adventures for travel in 2024.Embark on the journey of a lifetime to the Land of Origin - Ethiopia, expedition through the untamed beauty of Scotland or adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Hemis National Park in Ladakh, Jammu, and Kashmir.
Read MoreAs we emerge from one of the most challenging eras of our time, the value and privilege of travel have never felt greater. The most significant gift was to finally explore and reconnect with our beautiful planet again and get close to wildlife, people and culture. Our dream has always been to create intimate and personal encounters into the natural world and give our Wild Earth Explorers unrivalled service and life-changing experiences. And 2022 was no exception.
Read MoreThis September, our Wild Earth Explorers adventured through the magical lush green islands of the Azores archipelago, situated in the middle of the Atlantic. We enjoyed scenic hikes and bike rides throughout the volcanic landscapes and forests filled with flowering hydrangeas and dipped our bodies in crystal-clear rock pools skirting rugged coastlines. We strolled and savoured delicious
Read MoreOur grand adventure to the high Arctic was everything we hoped for and more. We travelled to the far northeast corner of Svalbard, where no other ships venture. Aboard the heritage-listed vessel, it felt like we were the crew on an Arctic explorer's voyage to discover new lands and uncharted waters. We had brilliant wildlife experiences, with multiple encounters with polar bears and curious walrus.
Read MoreWe’ve just returned from our first expedition in 2 years, and it was exceptional. It felt so fantastic to finally be able to travel overseas again, to experience a different culture, unique food, blow some bubbles ;-) and to have incredible wildlife encounters.
Read MoreWith the weight of the world's current situation, we decided to take off on an Outback and Top End adventure with our girls and turn our gift of time into a positive experience we'll all look back on with fondness.
Read MoreAlien inspiration from the Sea - This month's Wild Encounters is on a creature so unusual and scary, that it inspired a famous movie director to create the scary Xenomorph creature in Alien. Do you know what creature we are eluding to?
Read MoreBeing limited to our state, we decided to spend January exploring and “glamping” (glamour camping) around the southern part of New South Wales in our converted van.
Read MoreSeason Greetings - Warm wishes for a safe and healthy start to the New Year.
Read MoreWith the deadliest of stares the tawny frogmouth is one of Australia’s most beloved birds. This funny-looking nocturnal predator with striking yellow eyes and its broad mouth is found all along the Australian East coast.
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