Waigeo spotted cuscus

WEST PAPUA

A few years ago, we pioneered the first ever mammal tours to New Guinea and found that the Bird’s Head Peninsula completely shatters the perception that the mammals of Papua are difficult to see. Consistently producing 50-60 mammal species (nearly all New Guinea endemics), this tour has evolved into one of our staples and has risen to the top of every traveling mammal watcher’s wish list. 

Doria's Tree Kangaroo (Dendrolagus dorianus), Papua New Guinea, 2025. Photo: Carlos Bocos

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Papua New Guinea has long had a reputation as a tough destination for mammalwatchers. PNG is physically tough. It is tough to see mammals. And finding decent food and accommodation can also be tough. This trip will challenge all of these assumptions!

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Sulawesi

Sulawesi’s fauna – a bizarre cocktail of Australasian and Asian ancestry – is home to tarsiers galore, along with some majestic macaques and truly impressive bats including the stunning Stripe-faced Fruit Bat. Then there are three species of Babyrusa, surely the world’s best pigs, along with a hugely diverse set of rodents. Most species on Sulawesi are found nowhere else and there is still a great deal to be discovered here. In short it is a top tier Mammal Watching destination. Become one of the first to discover its secrets on this tour. 
Yunnan Snub-nosed Monkey portrait

YUNNAN

Yunnan, a gem of China, has been overlooked by mammal watchers for too long. With an incredible mammalian diversity – including a number of very rare and poorly known mammals, the time has come to start running trips. After some careful scouting, working with the most talented Chinese mammal watchers, we are proud to unveil the ultimate mammal watching trip to Yunnan. Get ready for the adventure!