Audley Traveler blog

A trip of two halves: Tanzania’s Selous and Mafia Island

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Audley traveler Geoff relives his recent trip to Tanzania, split between a safari in the Selous Game Reserve and time in the Mafia Archipelago. He shares his highlights, including a guided walk to a 40-strong hippo pod and witnessing the first steps of an impala.
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A walk on the wild side in Borneo

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Decades after her first trip to Borneo, Julie Ferne and her husband Tone were inspired to return with Audley after watching a TV series. There they watched orangutans, met macaques and cruised the river waters alongside crocodiles.
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Finding a new Big Five in Namibia

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Photographer Phil Reeds was driven to visit Namibia when he saw haunting pictures of an abandoned town given over to the desert sands. On his trip with Audley, he chased glimpses of his own Big Five — the country’s singular landscapes and phenomena.
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Australia’s recent bushfires: FAQs

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Paul from our Australia team presents his perspective on the country’s recent bushfires and answers your most commonly asked questions when it comes to visiting Australia in the wake of the recent fires.
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Wellness, cruising and community interaction: travel trends for 2020

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New year, new horizons: which travel trends of 2020 most speak to you? We sum up the travel themes that are set to be talking points over the coming year, from cruising to slow travel, and suggest destinations to match.
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Introducing Costa Rica’s cloudforests

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One of Costa Rica’s greatest draws is its cloudforests, but what exactly is a cloudforest and why should you see one on your trip? Audley Costa Rica specialist Caitlin gives you a brief overview.
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Birdwatching: 7 tips to help you plan the ideal trip

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Whether you’re in Africa, India or Latin America, seeing the region’s birdlife often plays a part in your trip. Here, our specialists share seven tips to get the most out of your birdwatching, from camera and binocular hints to off-radar birdwatching spots.
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Kenya's wildest corners

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A trip to Kenya doesn’t have to be confined to the country’s best-known areas and most popular months. Here, safari specialist Amy recalls how she left the 4x4 behind to get an up-close look at some of Kenya’s wildest parks.
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