Adventure World is using World Safari Day (25 November) to spotlight its global leadership in ethical wildlife travel — offering journeys that go far beyond the traditional safari experience. While Africa remains the spiritual home of the safari, Adventure World’s Travel with Purpose ethos is now guiding travellers to conservation-rich destinations across every continent.
Anna Burgdorf, Head of Product at Adventure World, says the company is redefining what a safari means in 2025.
“World Safari Day is a critical reminder that a safari is not just about spotting animals — it’s about understanding ecosystems, supporting local communities, and protecting our planet’s most fragile species,” she said.
“Africa is where the movement began, but our approach now spans the world.”
Africa’s wild heart beats strong
Adventure World’s African safaris remain immersive, conservation-focused and culturally connected. Featured journeys include:
- Authentic Namibia Self Drive – 11 days from AU$7,815/NZ$8,465pp: Traverse dramatic desert landscapes, spot desert-adapted oryx, and connect with Herero, Himba and San communities.
- Authentic Southern Africa – 12 days from AU$9,950/NZ$10,495pp: Track the Big Five while exploring white rhino conservation and vibrant cultural experiences.
- Authentic East Africa – 13 days from AU$14,185/NZ$15,339pp: Follow the Great Migration, discover six national parks across Kenya and Tanzania, and engage with Maasai traditions.
Each journey offers travellers the chance to not just see wildlife, but to understand the vital work behind its protection — and to contribute directly to sustainable tourism models.
Wildlife journeys beyond Africa
Adventure World’s safari-style adventures extend far beyond Africa, offering equally meaningful wildlife encounters in diverse environments:
- Wildlife of North India – Search for Bengal tigers and witness elephant rehabilitation while learning about ancient culture and modern conservation efforts.
- Wildlife of Sri Lanka – Encounter elephants, leopards, sloth bears and more, all while connecting with local efforts to protect these species and their habitats.
Every trip reflects Adventure World’s dedication to responsible travel — journeys that give back, respect Indigenous knowledge, and foster deeper connections between travellers and the planet.
