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...Africa was the first country in the world to protect Great White Sharks, however there has been limited long term research into these predators, due to their perceived threat and nomadic nature. This exciting programme is designed to help...

-based whale watching in the world. It is about 45 min drive from Gansbaai which is internationally known for its white sharks and cage diving. Hermanus is 120km from Cape Town, on the Indian Ocean at the start of the famous Garden Route. ...

...weeks of pure adventure. Venture into the Sumidero Canyon and feel the Spanish influence in San Cristobal. Swim with sharks on the idyllic Caribbean island of Caye Caulker. Trek to the Mayan pyramids at Tikal to enjoy sunset and sunrise...

...order to raise environmental awareness. Highlights: Protect the world’s third largest barrier reef Diving with sharks and turtles Privacy Pad for couples and single rooms The Government supported ‘no take zone’ we created has...

...your advanced dive training. Underwater you can expect to meet many of the large marine species, including turtles, sharks, rays and dolphins. As it is only the village and Greenforce living on this remote island you will have the chance...

...knowledge to use by assisting in conservation and research into this awesome animal. About the white shark project Sharks are intelligent and vulnerable, deserving of sympathy and respect. Education helps people to lose the Jaws phenomenon...

...well as many other colourful species and birds. A rich variety of marine life can be seen including barracuda, bamboo sharks, cuttlefish and marbled stingray. There are around 132 species of fish representing 62 genera in 32 families. The...

...qualifications and having the opportunity to observe a wide variety of marine life including turtles, rays, reef sharks and countless multicoloured tropical fish, volunteers also learn how to best protect marine life from the dangers of...

...anywhere else on Earth. Some of the conservation work you will do during this course will be:Wildlife Spotting, Whale Sharks, Dolphins & TurtlesEco-tourism workshopShoreline Safaris & Beach Clean-upsEnvironmental education workshops with local...

...anywhere else on Earth. Some of the conservation work you will do during this course will be:Wildlife Spotting, Whale Sharks, Dolphins & Turtles Eco-tourism workshopShoreline Safaris & Beach Clean-upsEnvironmental education workshops with...

...different to anything I’ve seen before. Diving in the Harbour was fantastic, what a great setting! Lots of grey nurse sharks and of course, the very rare Weedy Sea Dragon.Nick was also a big fan of ‘Fish’ life in Manly. "Living in Manly was...

...whales, Humpback whales, Bryde's whales, Bottlenose dolphins, Common dolphins, ORCA's or Killer Whales and Great White Sharks to name but a few. Your placement here gives you a unique once in life time chance to work with these magnificent...

...unique underwater goegraphy that encourages proliferation of wildlife. Leatherback turtles, barracuda and white tipped sharks are a common sight while diving in Sipadan. Kinabalu Park The Kinabalu Park covers an area of 754 sq km and...

...an encounter from the relative comfort of a protective cage. No Scuba gear is used as apparently the bubbles scare the sharks (come on, really?). You simply bob about at the surface in a full wetsuit and await instructions to duck underwater. ...

... 1. Hitched a ride in an Indonesian Air Force helicopter over tropical rainforests. 2. Dived with Great White Sharks in South Africa (from the safety of a steel cage!). 3. Had an archery competition with 'Stone Age' tribes in Papua...

...with dolphins. Swimming with sharks. Conserving coral reefs. In our new section, you can find out about how to have a gap year to remember, whilst actually saving the planet! James Bond, watch out! This section is packed full of...

...and deadly insects and animals, such as Black and Green Mambas, scorpions, spiders, stinging ants, centipedes, lions, sharks, and so on. You should take care when walking through high grass, when visiting national parks or shoving your hand...

...South Africa’s 7 major vegetation zones as well as over 450 elephants. Enjoy breathtaking wildlife viewing opportunities of the Big 7 - The Big 7: elephant, rhino, lion, buffalo, leopard, whales and great white sharks in their natural habitats.

...tribe, follow the Garden Route, Quad bike on the dunes in Swakopmund, climb Kilimanjaro, cage dive with great white sharks, watch the wildebeest migration and loads more in this awesome continent. "BUILD YOUR OWN" AROUND THE WORLD...

...beach drinking cocktails Tahiti: 1. Watch the Billabong pro-surfing competition 2. Dive with sharks and rays 3. Enjoy the 'Heiva i Tahiti' festival 4. Visit the Gauguin museum Hawaii: 1. Visit...