Colibri Group Journey

Every year, a moving spectacle takes place in the Canadian province of Manitoba. More than 3,000 belugas gather in western Hudson Bay. They are drawn here annually between mid-July and mid-August by the enormous abundance of food. This natural spectacle can be observed in the mouth of the Churchill River. In Churchill you will also visit the polar bear prison and Fort Prince of Whales, a historic fortification of the fur traders.

Experience the unspoiled jungles of Darién. This perfect roundtrip for adventurers at heart and nature lovers takes you to hidden spots and magical places deep in the rainforest of the Darien National Park. Bursting with lush nature, enchanting forest sounds, colorful animals and fresh air it is a truly rejuvenating experience. Apart from the incredibly beautiful nature, you will also gain insight into the traditional way of life and culture of the area´s inhabitants and indigenous Embera community. Only areas considered as safe will be visited.

This tour offers you best of both countries. Explore the highlights of Malawi, one of the most fascinating countries within Africa and enjoy a quick view at natural beauty of the South Luangwa National Park in Zambia. Join in early morning game drives to view animals in their natural habitats. Participate in community visits where you meet locals and learn about their way of life. See spectacular nature, enjoy local food and understand why many visitors say, that they left their heart in Africa.

Explore the highlights of Malawi, one of the most fascinating countries within Africa. The stunningly beautiful Lake Malawi,the third-largest lake on the continent is located in Malawi. Plus you'll find bustling markets and very friendly people—hence the country is referred to as the Warm Heart of Africa. Join in early morning game drives to view animals in their natural habitats. Participate in community visits where you meet locals and learn about their way of life. See spectacular nature, enjoy local food and understand why many visitors say, that they left their heart in Africa.

23 different marine mammal species have been sighted and identified here in the last 15 years. Discover them in their natural habitat in a gentle and respectful way: Dolphins such as bottlenose dolphins, Atlantic spotted dolphins, rough-toothed dolphins or pilot, beaked and baleen whales. Marine biologist Volker Boehlke shows you the world of the oceans and gives you an insight into the complex, interesting ecosystem.

Yellowstone is the world’s oldest national park, founded in 1872. This massive park protects half of the world’s geysers as well as some of the largest herds of mega fauna in the northern hemisphere. Here we find a wilderness teaming with wildlife, such as bison, wolf, elk, deer, antelope, and of course bear. While it is one of the busiest parks in summer, winter is a season of quiet solitude within this land. All but one of the park’s roads are closed due to snow and hence the park is inaccessible to road-based tourists, while at the same time many of the animals descend from the mountains to spend the harsh winters in the valleys. Really the best way to enjoy Yellowstone’s wilderness is to visit during the winter months.