New Zealand Wildlife Guide: Kiwi, Kea, Penguins and Whales
New Zealand’s wildlife evolved in isolation, with birds in place of mammals. Where to see kiwi, kea, penguins, albatrosses and whales.
New Zealand’s wildlife evolved in isolation, with birds in place of mammals. Where to see kiwi, kea, penguins, albatrosses and whales.
Every year, tens of millions of red crabs march from the forest to the sea on Christmas Island. How to time your visit.
The quokka’s famous “smile” has made Rottnest Island a global favourite. How to visit without harming these small marsupials.
The platypus is shy and small, but in a few places you can watch one foraging at dawn or dusk. Where to go, and how to spot one.
Wild koalas can be surprisingly easy to see, if you know where to look. The best places in Australia and how to spot them.
Tasmania is one of the best places in Australia for wildlife, with devils, wombats, quolls and platypuses. Where to see them.
Kakadu combines crocodile-filled wetlands, huge flocks of waterbirds and some of the world’s oldest rock art. How to plan your visit.
The Daintree is the oldest tropical rainforest on Earth, home to cassowaries, crocodiles and tree kangaroos. Where to look and when to go.
Every year, whale sharks gather along Ningaloo Reef, one of the world’s best places to swim with them. How tours work and when to go.
The world’s largest coral reef system stretches 2,300 km along Queensland. Where to base yourself, when to go and how to visit in a way that helps the reef.