The Amazon Region contains the world’s largest tropical rainforest, the world’s largest river, and perhaps the greatest diversity of wildlife to be found anywhere. More than 4000 species of birds, 2000 species of fish, 60 species of reptiles, including the Caiman and the Anaconda, the world's largest non-venomous snake, and a great variety of mammals such as the Jaguar, Peccary, Giant Anteater, Tapir, Capybara and Pink River Dolphin. More information ...

Experience a place of unsurpassed beauty, relaxation and adventure. Organic homegrown food, fresh seafood, heartfelt Pearl Island hospitality, natural reefs to explore in crystal clear waters, and 14,400 acres of unspoiled virgin rainforest. All this is just a glimpse of what awaits you at Hacienda Del Mar.
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This program offers the opportunity to experience the biological and historical route completely of The Panama Canal This complete and novel program that is design for nature lovers, bird watchers, history buffs, or people that have an interest in learning about the Panama Canal and its adjacent areas.
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The most important as regards biodiversity and extension . Appointed in year 1999 World Heritage site by the UNESCO and known to the entire world for its yearly visitor the Southern Right whale, Península Valdés is surrounded by the Argentina Sea and the Gulfs San José and Nuevo. Puerto Pirámides, a small town by Gulf Nuevo, offers the essential services for tourists.
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Where the desert meets the ocean and where the Asian and African continents connect, the Red Sea holds beneath its crystal blue surface a vibrant oasis of living creatures, reefs and coral formations spanning the full spectrum of the colors of the rainbow - a visionary paradise.

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Diving in Sardinia is probably one of the best in Italy as most of the northern part of the island is a Protected Area with the large Marine Park of the Archipelago of the Maddalena and the Marine Park of Lavezzi.The main underwater topography is formed by granite rocks with overhangs, swim through, canyons all covered by colorful soft corals. Fish life is also abundant and you do not need to go very deep to find amazing marinelife.

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Is physically and biologically very similar to the Galapagos, as several books have described it. The waters around the Isla de la Plata are a playground for more than eleven different species of marine mammals, including a small colony of sea lions. Whale Watching season from (May to October).
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Magnificent wildlife, excellent accommodations and warm friendly open-hearted people! The perfect complement to the Safari experience! With its long stretches of romantic beaches protected by its encircling dazzling-hued coral reef, Mombasa's crystal blue waters are virtually ablaze with a fantastic display of Multi-colored tropical fish. Sheer paradise of water sports and dhow safaris.
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For sailing and diving enthusiasts, S.V. Sea Shell and S.V. Sea Pearl offer the opportunity to sail traditional Dutch Topsail Schooners. With their powerful rig and their large sail area, they can be driven along at a good speed in any weather condition.
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An independent country comprised of an island group situated to the north of Australia. Mainland Papua New Guinea to the east, and Irian Jaya to the west. The large islands of New Britain and New Ireland lie off the mainland's eastern shores and there are a myriad of smaller island groups within Papua New Guinea's waters.
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