Hawaii May 2026
Hey y’all, Just got back from a friend’s wedding on the big island of Hawai’i on the Kona coast. This is a rapid dropoff to deep water and a great place for marin
Madagascar: Special Mammals (& Birds) from the Remote North
Dipping my toe in, have been meaning to do a few mammal-centric write-ups but never have the time! PDF report is attached from an awesome tour I ran last year to Madagascar, but I
Trip Report – Qinghai Tibetan Mammals Tour – Royle Safaris – July-August 2025
Royle Safaris was once again back in China during the summer of 2025 for our now annual mammalwatching group tour to the Tibetan Plateau. With another group of intrepid mammalwatch
Argentina – Buenos Aires and the Northeast
Hey y’all, just got back from a trip to Argentina. Posting trip report as a pdf of the doc I wrote on the way home. Thanks!
Colorado and Nebraska 2026
Hi everyone! I’ve just returned from a trip out west, where I saw six new mammal species, including pronghorn, black-tailed prairie dogs, and mule deer. Enjoy 🙂 (Th
Trip Report – Sri Lankan Wildlife Holiday – Royle Safaris – April 2025
In the 2025 Easter half term holidays Royle Safaris director (Martin Royle) took his family on a trip to Sri Lanka, invited by our local ground agents there to try some of their ne
Trip Report – African Golden Cat Expedition – Royle Safaris – May 2025
This is a report from a small group tour that we ran in May 2025 to Uganda, along with the usual parade of mammals (particularly primates) which are often seen in Uganda the main f
Trip Report – Pygmy Hippo Expedition – Royle Safaris – April 2025
In April 2025 Royle Safaris took one client on a private tour into the wonderful rainforest ecosystem of Tai National Park in Ivory Coast (Cote d’Ivoire) for another Pygmy Hippo
Trip Report – Numbats, Bilbies & More in Western Australia
Trip report from December 28th, 2025 to January 7th, 2026 in Western Australia, primarily at Dryandra National Park and Mt. Gibson, containing 16 mammal species, 14 of which being
Saudi Arabia – Mammals -> cetaceans on the Farasan Isl.
Dear all Some friends and I are planning a trip to SA end of March – beginning of April and are looking for some tips regarding mammalwatching, and especially regarding the s