Places to Enjoy Animals in Their Habitat

Exotic and Wild Tourism! If you raise your voice loud enough, the flamingos will respond. It's an extraordinary experience. With compass and camera in hand, many people travel to Lake Nakuru, located 160 km from Nairobi, Kenya, to enjoy one of the most spectacular migratory bird habitats on the planet. The goal: to capture the snapshot where thousands of flamingos turn the lake water pink. Whether marine, aerial, or terrestrial, encounters with wildlife in their natural habitat provide unforgettable moments.

It's a unique experience that attracts people from all over the globe. In fact, in recent years, the number of travelers interested in destinations where they can enjoy the most unusual and wild fauna on the planet has increased. Some take their vacations to discover inhospitable deserts, dense jungles, or impassable savannahs.

Evaneos, an online platform for tailor-made travel and recently named a Responsible Tourism Company by the French Association for Responsible Tourism (ATR), offers the most exotic destinations for enjoying a responsible getaway in nature. Their 100% personalized routes, activities, and accommodations are the perfect ally for any adventurer.

Madagascar: Located in the Indian Ocean, it is the largest island in Africa and the fourth largest in the world. It has one of the most diverse and unique faunas in the world. We find turtles, lemurs, bats, chameleons, boas, and crocodiles.

Almost 80% of the animal and plant species that inhabit Madagascar are endemic, meaning they are only found there, and that has invaluable tourist worth.

Costa Rica: Famous worldwide for its vast variety of animal species, Costa Rica is undoubtedly one of the best destinations to observe animals in their natural habitat. The variety of monkeys, pumas, bats, eagles, snakes, macaws, caimans, turtles, or crocodiles makes it one of the most acclaimed destinations in Latin America.

Phillip Island: Silent, expectant crowds wait every evening on this small island located 140 km from Melbourne to witness the famous penguin parade. This is the path these animals take each day to return to their nests.

Sumatra Island, Indonesia: Located in Southeast Asia, it is the sixth largest island in the world. It is also one of the few places in the world where orangutans live freely. Tour guides assure that Gunung Leuser National Park, covering 950,000 hectares, is the ideal setting to hear and spot them.

South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya: The famous "Big Five" refers to the five most representative and characteristic animal species of Africa: Lion, elephant, leopard, rhinoceros, and buffalo. In any of these three African countries, we can closely observe the habitat and behavior of these animals.