Please note: This site is currently in beta. Features like our community hub and digital planning tool are still in development.
How it works…
Endemic is designed to make wildlife travel simpler, smarter, and more connected. Here’s how you can plan your next trip – and start building your own wildlife travel story.
Plan your next
wildlife adventure
Step 1. Tell us what you’re looking for
Have a destination in mind? A species you’ve always wanted to see? Or just a general idea for a wildlife adventure? Tell us what interests you, and we’ll take it from there.
Step 2. Get tailored recommendations
We’ll suggest suitable locations, timings, and travel styles based on your input – all backed by real field experience and expert insight.
Step 3. Plan it your way
Use our recommendations to shape your own trip – or let us point you toward trusted local guides and operators who can help bring it to life. You stay in control. We’re here to simplify the planning process and help you make better decisions every step of the way.
Step 4. Join the community
Create a free profile to save your trip ideas, log your sightings, build your personal wildlife travel record, and connect with others who share your curiosity for the natural world.
From planning to discovery.
Build your wildlife travel record and share what you find
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Join the wildlife travel community
Step 1. Create your profile
Set up your free account – it only takes a minute.
Step 2. Save your journeys and sightings
Keep track of your adventures and wildlife encounters, and start building your wildlife travel record.
Step 3. Share your experiences
Post trip reports, share sightings, and swap advice with other travellers.
Step 4. Rise to the challenge
Take part in monthly wildlife challenges – log new species, explore new regions, contribute towards conservation and climb the leaderboards.
Trip ideas to get you inspired…
The below outlines are example itineraries based on real wildlife tours we've planned, guided, or experienced ourselves. They’re here to inspire you – not to be sold as fixed packages.
We tailor our recommendations to your interests, whether you're interested in mammals, frogs, birds, butterflies, or simply looking to reconnect with nature.
When you're ready, we’ll help recommend something just for you – or connect you with people who can….
Peninsula Malaysia
7-10 Days | Apr-Sep | Self-drive
An easy-going, budget-friendly option for those looking to get a taste of Southeast Asia’s remarkable wildlife.
This flexible itinerary can be tailored for birds, mammals, herpetofauna, and insects. Habitats range from coastal mangroves to dense lowland rainforest and misty cloudforest.
Target species may include Siamangs and other primates, hornbills, broadbills, vipers, and some truly spectacular insect life.
Easy to get around, rich in wildlife, and won’t break the bank – we’ll help you find a version that suits your focus and pace.
Colombia: Amazon & Andes
10-21 Days | Nov-Mar | Escorted
Explore one of the world’s most biodiverse and biologically significant countries – home to more recorded bird species than anywhere else on Earth.
An amazing range of unique ecosystems, including the endemic-rich Santa Marta mountains, the Magdalena Valley, and the Pacific Chocó.
Targets may include hummingbirds, tanagers, frogs, primates, butterflies, and the largest land carnivore in South America – the Spectacled Bear.
There’s no set route through Colombia – we’ll help you balance species, ecosystems and comfort in a way that suits you.
Eastern Australia
7-12 Days | Year-round | Self-drive / Escorted
Explore ancient Gondwanan rainforests, coastal bushland, and semi-arid mallee in search of some of Australia's most iconic wildlife.
This flexible itinerary can be tailored to seek out colourful endemic parrots, and a rich diversity of nocturnal mammals and reptiles.
Self-drive friendly, or available as a guided trip on a shared and/or private basis.
Australia is as vast as it is diverse – and yes, it can be expensive. We’ll help you find the version that’s the best fit for you.