Thinking of your next trip?  Here are some mammal-focussed trips that are looking for people to join them.  If you are planning a trip and looking for company, or looking to team up with others somewhere, then please post on the forum or get in touch.

If you are wondering where to go and when to go there, then this discussion might help inspire you. Please add to it.

If you are running a commercial mammalwatching tour then please email me for rates and options.

Anyone can list a trip here. They are not necessarily recommended or approved by mammalwatching.com, especially if I don’t know the people involved. So please do your own research before signing up: two weeks in a remote camp with someone you don’t get on with will not be fun at all ….

The following trips are looking for people to join.


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Parent friendly safaris through Paraguay, with Karina and Andrey: various dates in 2024 

Zakouma National Park (Chad) with Pictus Safaris, February and March 2024

Western Sahara with Royle Safaris, March 12 -19, 2024

Vietnam with Royle Safaris, April 1 – 15, 2024

Andean Mountain Cats in Chile with Andreas Johnson, April 10 -17, 2024

The Maldives with Chas Anderson, April 25 – 5 May 2024

Sichuan with Royle Safaris, 3 – 16 May 2024

Wildwings – Parrots and Primates Cruise through Amazonian Brazil, May 2024

Mammalwatching Exclusive – Namibian Rare Mammal Safari, May 13 – 27, 2024

Anchorage Alaska with Cathy Pasterczyk, June 2024

Svarlbard Cruise for Bowhead Whales with Jon Hall and others, June 10 -17, 2024

Gabon with Royle Safaris, 17 -26 July 2024

Brazil: Jaguars and More with Europe’s Big 5, August 2024

Mongolia with Steve Babbs, August 2024

Wildlife Tracking in the Peruvian Amazon with Original Nature, September 2024

Tracking Sumatran Tigers and wild Orangutans with Original Nature, September 2024

Sichuan with Jon Hall, December 2024 – WAITLIST only

Dzanga-Sangha NP (C.A.R) with Monkey Mad Matt, early 2025

Far North Queensland (Australia) with Eyes on Wildlife, March 2025

Cape York (Australia) with Eyes on Wildlife, June and November 2025