Wildlife & Photo Tours
Nick is one of the UK’s most established wildlife and photography tour leaders and has escorted trips to numerous countries, worldwide, including; Botswana, Gabon, Kenya, Malawi, Namibia, Tanzania and Zambia in Africa; Madagascar; India and Nepal; Borneo and Sumatra in South East Asia, Ecuador & Galapagos in South America; and Hudson Bay and British Columbia in Canada.
Rainforest destinations are his favourites and he has visited all four of the world’s great tropical rainforest areas: Central Africa, Amazonia, South East Asia and Madagascar. More recently he has become fascinated by the temperate coniferous forests of British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest. Nick very much regards himself as an all-around zoologist, but has a particular interest in mammals (especially from Madagascar), reptiles and amphibians.
The wildlife and photography tours outlined are arranged by year. These are either trips Nick has been asked to lead by renowned tour operators with whom he has built close working relationships, or they are tours Nick has conceived and planned himself. The locations and itineraries reflect not only his areas of interest and expertise, but also represent places Nick feels offer exceptional and rewarding wildlife experiences, together with good value.
Private Tours for Photographers & Artists etc
Nick also arranges and leads tours privately for fellow photographers, wildlife artists, families and private parties. This can be to any of the destinations he knows intimately. In the past he has arranged trips for other professional photographers and artists to Borneo, Madagascar and India and has organised private group tours to destinations as diverse as India, Borneo and Gabon. If you are interested in a trip of this nature, contact Nick and he will be pleased to discuss your requirements.
On a trip to Borneo
Even as an experienced photographer I still found Nick's tips helpful and his spotting, especially of the nocturnal creatures, was amazing. Overall, his knowledge enabled me to be far more productive with my camera. Good sense of humour too!
Tony Heald, Professional Wildlife Photographer
