Natural high was born in Africa and raised exploring the world’s wild places. It's been guided by a lifelong obsession with wildlife big and small
We have one of the most experienced teams in the business and we've worked in many of the places we recommend to you - as guide, bush pilot or professional diver as well as leading walking safaris and operating our own safari camps in remote corners of Africa
We bring this collective experience to bear when it comes to designing your safari and our promise to you is a type of travel that puts simple quality at the heart of everything; remarkable locations, extraordinary wildlife and the best guides, combined in a light-touch approach that is Natural High’s hallmark.
We specialise in the very best wildlife-focused safaris including a selection of hand-picked walking safaris. We have a passion for wild journeys using mobile camps and, having travelled widely with our own kids we arrange exceptional holidays for families looking to get their children off-grid and off-screen.
Our recent partnership with Olly Suzi Expeditions has brought a whole new world of Arctic and Ocean experiences to Natural High; new horizons, but the same obsessions.
It’s about the exhilaration of tracking a wild elephant on foot, or the deep joy of sitting by a campfire, beneath a blanket of stars. ”
Whether you're looking to travel to Africa or the Arctic, our trips are about the 'how' more than just the 'what' you see
Often the best safaris involve looking beyond the obvious highlights. Even today - with a little insider knowledge - it's entirely possible to experience breathtaking wildlife without having to share it with crowds
This approach goes to the heart of what we offer - whether that's exploring the Serengeti's hidden corners away from the crowds, or using simple light tented camps for an authentic experience of the African bush.
In many parts of Africa we draw on our experience as walking safari guides to offer you exception walks led by highly experienced guides.
And our experience of having lived and travelled extensively with our children ensures we have a wide range of family adventures to offer, from first-time safaris, to more unusal trips to countries like Madagascar.
For those who like it cold, our wonderful experiences in the Arctic include dog sledding trips in Swedish Lapland and Polar Bear tracking on Svalbard.
Natural High shines rays of adventurous light into some of the least explored, most exciting corners of the wider world ”
Wilderness is a word like ‘soul’. Such a thing may not exist, but we want it, and we know what we mean when we talk about it. ”
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Our experienced travellers include:
Rod Tether
Andrea Hulme
Olly Williams
It takes genuine local knowledge to craft trips that go beyond the ordinary.
All of us at Natural High have over 20 years’ experience in the countries we offer. We’ve lived there, worked there and arranged countless one-off journeys for clients. We live to travel – and love to share our tips on what’s really worth doing. For expert advice (and a traveller’s tale or two), speak to one of our team. They’ll be happy to let you in on their travel secrets, and help you plan a tailor-made trip that’s truly unforgettable.
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