Water wonderful world: best trips for water lovers

Travelling on the Okavango River is a memorable journey through one of Africa’s most unique and untouched landscapes. Meandering along waterways, you’ll be immersed in this UNESCO World Heritage Site, surrounded by lush vegetation, winding channels, and an incredible amount of wildlife.

On the houseboat you’ll get a front-row seat to observe hippos, crocodiles and a range of birdlife in their natural habitat, all while drifting peacefully through the Delta’s tranquil waters.

Taking a boat up the Amazon River you’ll witness the incredible biodiversity that thrives in this unique ecosystem. The boat allows you to access remote villages, floating markets, and hidden trails that few others can reach, and, as a bonus, you’ll also get to stargaze from the comfort of your hammock on deck at night.

Visiting the Galápagos by boat is a truly unique adventure, offering unparalleled access to the archipelago’s extraordinary wildlife and volcanic landscapes. As you sail between the islands, you’ll encounter the rare species that inspired Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, from giant tortoises to playful sea lions.

Exploring by boat allows you to reach remote shores and hidden coves, where you can snorkel (and might be joined by a curious seal) or go on guided wildlife walks. The Galápagos’ wild beauty has captivated explorers for years. A boat journey here feels like being part of a documentary where nature takes centre stage.