Back in September 2014 Royle Safaris completed another successful safari trip to Namibia and in particular our Best of Namibia Safari which explores a range of the best wildlife watching locations and safari destinations in one of the best wildlife watching countries in the world. Below is
Back in January and February 2015 in the lush cloud forests and wetlands of Venezuela Royle Safaris ran our first and very successful Anacondas of Los Llanos Tour; below is the trip report from this trip. Overview Dates: 26th January – 4th February 2015 Guides: Martin Royle,
Back in February 2018 in the frozen Russian Far East Royle Safaris ran our first and very successful Amur Leopard Photography Tour, below is the trip report from this trip. Overview Dates: 12-20 February 2018 Guides: Martin Royle, Olga Krasnykh, Vitali Krasnykh, Yura Vaseili, Zelesna Rudenkov Group:
We interview Martin Royle about the vision behind his ecotour company Royle Safaris. We talk about how much work has gone into designing tours that actually see (rather than search for) Javan Rhinos and Siberian Tigers, plus the cascading conservation benefits that come from small scale ecotourism.
Back in February 2017 Royle Safaris ran by far our most successful wildlife watching trips to Russia. It is a trip where we saw not just one Siberian tiger but two different tigers, we also had close encounters with tigers around fresh kills as well as so
Back in May 2016 Royle Safaris ran one of our best and most successful wildlife watching trips to Uganda and Rwanda. One of the undisputed highlights of any wildlife trip to Uganda and or Rwanda is spending time with the mountain gorillas. The following is an excerpt
We would usually be posting many pictures of many sightings across the range of wildlife watching holidays, safaris and specialist mammalwatching tours that we run around the world; but with the covid-19 pandemic meaning that travel is down around 95% there is a lack of trips currently.
Camera trap surveys in a remote national park in Cambodia (Virachey National Park) which is located in the northeast of Cambodia have recorded the country’s first sightings of a critically endangered large-antlered muntjac (Muntiacus vuquangensis). The species, also known as the giant muntjac, was first described nearly
Our client left a fantastic Namibia Rare Mammals Photography Tour last week and travelled to Uganda to photography the wonderful and unique Shoebill stork and spend some time with the huge habituated Common Chimpanzee colony in Kibale Forest National Park. This particular client of ours is one
We would usually be posting many pictures of many sightings across the range of wildlife watching holidays, safaris and specialist mammalwatching tours that we run around the world; but with the covid-19 pandemic meaning that travel is down around 95% there is a lack of trips currently.
Mounir Abi-Said is a conservation biologist and striped hyena expert at the Lebanese University in Beirut, and whilst conducting his PhD research, he developed a specialist trap that, in the dead of night, as he waited a short distance away, caused a dangling red light to shake
