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World Wildlife Travel

Hi! We're Sam and Natalia and we are World Wildlife Travel. Together we have a website and social media accounts all about wildlife!

10/08/2026

Over 350 bird species have been recorded in Bangkok, and after spending nearly a year living in Thailand’s capital city, we got to see plenty of them for ourselves. Although you never know quite where birdlife will pop up, our personal favourite spots for birdwatching in Bangkok are Benjakitti Park, Rot Fai Park, and Bang Pu.

07/08/2026

We got to the Farne Islands just in time to see the last puffins before they fly away for the rest of the year.

03/08/2026

These are Lyle’s Flying Foxes, a species of large fruit bats predominantly found in Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand. They live in huge colonies and are often found roosting in trees inside Buddhist temple grounds, which is exactly where we found them on our way to Ayutthaya.

They’re very impressive to see, especially in massive numbers, and their fox-like faces make it immediately obvious why they’re called flying foxes.

31/07/2026

When we were planning our trip to Vietnam, going back to Ninh Binh was a must for us. It’s definitely one of the most beautiful areas we’ve ever visited, and one of the top things to do there is take a boat trip around the epic limestone karsts.

While we were researching places to see, we discovered Van Long Nature Reserve. The boat trips there aren’t as well-known, but it turns out that it’s the best place in the world to see the very rare Delacour's Langur.

These elusive monkeys are only found in Northern Vietnam, and Van Long is home to around 150 of them. You can find more information about Delacour’s Langurs here: https://www.fauna-flora.org/species/delacours-langur/

27/07/2026

Still can’t believe I was sat right by this kingfisher as it had a 💩 right next to me!

24/07/2026

Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park is around 3 hours south of Bangkok and an hour south of Hua Hin. It’s one of our favourite places to see wildlife in Thailand and definitely one of the more underrated nature spots in the country.

Our go-to spots in the national park are:

-Bueng Bua Boardwalk
-Khao Daeng Canal
-Sam Roi Yot Beach

20/07/2026

When people think of Singapore, they tend to think of places like Marina Bay Sands, the Merlion Statue, or Sentosa Island. When we think of Singapore, we think of all the amazing nature there is.

More than 600 different wildlife species have been recorded in Singapore; here’s some of what you can find…

17/07/2026

One of the things I love the most about wildlife photography is all the different challenges there are. Out of all the animals we’ve photographed over the years, Swallows have been one of the more difficult ones to take a photo of.

When I first saw them, I thought, "Wouldn’t it be cool to get a photo of one of these swallows in flight?” I practiced a lot last spring trying to get these shots, but they weren’t quite right. Two and a half years later, I finally got the photo I was hoping for!

Read the captions to follow the story of how we got this photo

13/07/2026

Although we’ve now left Thailand, the hot weather has followed us back to the UK. Not sure what we miss the most - the air conditioning or all the amazing wildlife we saw there.

10/07/2026

Seeing Gibbons in Thailand’s national parks was a bucket list moment for us, and we were lucky enough to see them on a few different occasions.

Gibbons are so photogenic, whether they’re sitting in the treetops or swinging between the branches, so they’ve quickly become one of our favourite animals to take photos of.