Spotlight on Mandrare River Camp and the Spiny Forest
One of our favourite lodges in southern Madagascar and the wildlife of the bizarre spiny forest
One of our favourite lodges in southern Madagascar and the wildlife of the bizarre spiny forest
Where on Earth can you possibly snorkel with a sailfish? Reef & Rainforest has pioneered some extra-special wildlife encounters over our 30 years of operation, from jaguar watching in the Pantanal, through puma tracking in Chile to whale snorkelling off the east coast of Sri Lanka. Now we can offer another marine first: snorkelling with … Continued
The Namib, the world’s oldest desert, is found in Namibia and gave the country its name. You might form the impression that wildlife is therefore pretty rare since deserts are not best known for prolific fauna or flora. That might be the case in a large part of this southwestern African nation, but there is … Continued
An in depth look at Madagascar’s largest area of rainforest.
Fancy a fantastic photographic group tour to Papua New Guinea or India in 2019? Harry Skeggs, a talented award winning photographer has teamed up with us to lead these exciting new tours and we would like to introduce him to you.
Where to see Madagascar’s top predator and rare behaviour caught on camera
Discover one of our favourite wildlife reserves and lodges in central India
WELCOME BACK BURBAYAR LODGE After four years of closure, the extensively renovated Burbayar Lodge has reopened under new management. Reef & Rainforest are delighted to welcome back one of the best jungle lodges in Panama. Burbayar Lodge is set at over 1000 ft above sea level in its own 148-acre pre-montane rainforest reserve bordering the … Continued
Where, when and how to see Jaguars in the wild.
Our guide to when to travel where and what to see.
Where to see and photograph Madagascar’s top wildlife.
Is Costa Rica calling you?
Here is a Reef and Rainforest guide to help you decide when to travel and what weather to expect.
Here we provide a comprehensive guide to Botswana’s weather, seasons and how this relates to the wildlife of each area.
Into the 1800s Iberian lynx were found throughout Spain, Portugal and southern France. A steady decline in population and distribution took place during the 1900s until by the 21st century, only two fragmented breeding populations remained in southern Spain, where Iberian lynx continue to hang on today. John Bassindale booked a tailor-made tour to the … Continued
What makes this family run Brazilian Lodge one of our favourite places in the whole of the Amazon.