In the second part of my Africa travel planning guide, I walk through the itinerary I built for our trip and explain the logistics behind each step. Instead of booking a comprehensive tour, I decided to arrange most of the travel and accommodations myself, then rely on smaller tours for the specific sights we wanted to see.
In this installment of my list of the 100 Best National Parks in the World for Travelers to Visit, I continue covering some of the world’s most incredible parklands. To give you a sense of how diverse the parks that I have ranked in the 61-80 segment of my list, you will find parks from six different continents in this installment.
In this installment of the 100 Best National Parks in the World for Travelers to Visit, I am going to cover the first group of parks that I think travelers should have on their radar. Even though these are the 81-100 ranked parks on my list, it doesn’t mean these parks are any less spectacular than the parks that I have ranked higher. In fact, there are several parks in this group that I have enjoyed visiting multiple times because I love them so much.
Located in Southeastern Africa, the country of Tanzania is a wildlife traveler’s dream. It is home to many of Africa’s most amazing animals, has some of the world’s best wildlife viewing destinations, and is home to Africa’s tallest mountain. In my Tanzania safari itinerary, I am going to help you start planning your safari trip to Tanzania by outlining some of the country’s top parks, helping you decide what time of year to plan your trip, and showing you what my recommended Tanzania safari itinerary looks like.
Located in Southeastern Africa, the country of Tanzania is a wildlife traveler’s dream. It is home to many of Africa’s most amazing animals, has some of the world’s best wildlife viewing destinations, and is home to Africa’s tallest mountain. In this Tanzania safari travel vlog , I am going to help you start planning your safari trip to Tanzania by outlining some of the country’s top parks, showing you what my recommended safari looks like, and giving you my recommendations on what to pack for your safari experience.
Tucked into the mountains of Tropical North Queensland, the village of Kuranda sits surrounded by one of the oldest tropical ecosystems on Earth. Any good Kuranda Rainforest guide begins with the sheer wonder of this landscape—lush canopies, ancient plant species, and wildlife found nowhere else.
If you’re visiting the Melbourne area and want a fun, memorable half‑day outing, the Phillip Island Penguin Parade is a standout choice. Along this small stretch of Southern Australia’s coastline, the world’s smallest penguins have become the region’s biggest attraction. These tiny birds spend most of their lives at sea, returning to land each night to rest and feed their young. They come ashore after sunset, when predators have poorer visibility, making their nightly “parade” both predictable and safe.
When most people think of Australia, two of the most common things that come to mind are Koalas and breathtaking coastline. If visiting Australia is on your bucket list and seeing these two things are dreams of yours, then you will absolutely love the Great Ocean Road in Southern Australia.
Each wildlife destination offers its own unique sets of animals and landscapes to explore. Whether it be on the plains of Southern Africa, the mangrove swamps of India, or the jungles of South America or Southeast Asia, this world has so much wonderful wildlife and so many great places to view it.
If you like wildlife, especially marine wildlife, the state of California in the United States has some absolutely wonderful wildlife viewing experiences available to visitors. One of my favorite of these experiences is seeing the large Northern Elephant Seals along the coast of the state. It really is impossible to appreciate how large and powerful these seals are until you see them on a beach with your own eyes.
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