Welcome to Honeyguide
I'm delighted you've decided to visit the website of Honeyguide Wildlife Holidays – now in our 22nd season. If you are looking for a quality natural history holiday, this is a great place to start.
Our web pages have our 2012 programme – click on any of our destinations on the left hand side. Our calendar has a summary of these dates and availability. If you would like a Honeyguide Wildlife Holidays brochure, please contact us.

Left to right: crane (Steve Fletcher), from Extremadura; pasque flower (Teresa Farino) from Picos de Europa; cream-coloured courser (Ray Purser), Fuerteventura
We are pleased to help with group holidays – even a holiday for half a dozen friends. Please browse our Nature notes too.
The Honeyguide Wildlife Charitable Trust goes from strength to strength. There is a conservation contribution with each holiday of £40, which goes through the Honeyguide Wildlife Charitable Trust. We are maintaining what we do to support nature conservation at a time of spending cutbacks.
This idea, still surprisingly rarely copied, remains a simple and effective way of helping to protect the wildlife we enjoy. Donations to conservation projects linked to our holidays in 2011 reached £7,695, and our running total since 1991 is £75,934 (to January 2012). Through the Honeyguide charity, the taxman tops up our contributions.
Holidays give the typical flights we use, but increasingly we arrange flights from airports near to where you live, or help with other arrangements. Carbon offsets are, as usual, part of each holiday’s price.
Rules about selling travel insurance mean if you want Honeyguide’s insurance you need to go straight to our broker rather than buying a policy directly from Honeyguide. Details are on our booking page and there is also help here on booking parking and hotels at airports.
Your South Africa helps you to put together a wildlife holiday with dates and an itinerary that suits you. Click on the pictures for more.
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I hope you’ll want to find out more by exploring this website further. If you would like a Honeyguide Wildlife Holidays brochure for 2012, please click on ‘contact us’.
Chris Durdin
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