Biologist-led expeditions · Borneo · Tanzania · India
Small-group expeditions through jungles, rivers and remote wildlife habitats—guided by a biologist.
Personally selected destinations Wildlife-first itineraries Intimate groups
Borneo — orangutan in the rainforest
Upcoming expeditions
Personally explored wildlife destinations chosen for meaningful encounters, extraordinary habitats and time immersed in nature.
Sept 2026 sold out
Borneo
Rainforest walks around Sepilok, then five days of cruises on the Kinabatangan River in search of orangutans, pygmy elephants, proboscis monkeys and hornbills.
Best time July–October
Tanzania
A Land Cruiser safari through Tarangire, the Central and Northern Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara, with the chance to witness the Great Migration.
Departs March 2027
India · Kaziranga
Seven full days in Kaziranga National Park—10 jeep safaris, a day at the Hollongapar Gibbon Reserve and a Brahmaputra boat trip—searching for tigers, rhinos and elephants.
Wildlife Quest currently offers three expeditions. Try widening one of the filters, or ask Kristóf which journey best suits the wildlife you hope to see.
Prices are per person. Flights, visas, insurance and other personal expenses are not included; see each expedition page for the full list of inclusions. Wildlife is wild—sightings depend on nature and can never be guaranteed, which is why the itineraries allow generous time in the field.
Why Wildlife Quest
Many tours put luxury first and leave little time—or little quality—for wildlife watching. These expeditions are for people who have dreamed all their lives of observing animals in the wild.
Kristóf accompanies every expedition. He studied animal behaviour and shares his knowledge of the ecosystems you explore.
Days follow the rhythm of the animals: morning and afternoon cruises and drives, night outings, and whole days given to the rarest species.
A maximum of four to seven participants, depending on the expedition, for quieter observation and a more personal journey.
Every location and lodge has been visited first-hand, and chosen because its setting and experienced local guides help you find rare wildlife.
Across the three expeditions
Each journey has its own character. Labels show where each experience features—select a card to see the matching expeditions.
Borneo
Walk the canopy walkway and trails of the Rainforest Discovery Centre, where every layer of the forest reveals a different world.
Borneo · India
Morning, afternoon and night cruises on the Kinabatangan, and a day on the Brahmaputra looking for Ganges river dolphins.
Borneo · Tanzania · India
Hornbills, kingfishers and raptors along Borneo's rivers, and colourful species from Lake Manyara to Kaziranga.
Borneo · India · Tanzania
Orangutans and proboscis monkeys in Borneo, hoolock gibbons in India, and baboons and blue monkeys at Lake Manyara.
Tanzania · India
Lions, leopards and cheetahs in the Central Serengeti, and the elusive Bengal tiger in the grasslands of Kaziranga.
Borneo · Tanzania · India
Pygmy elephants on the Kinabatangan, Tarangire's great elephant herds, and Kaziranga's rhinos and wild water buffalo.
Borneo
A night cruise on the Kinabatangan and optional guided night walks at Sepilok, searching for owls, civets and nocturnal reptiles.
Borneo
Visit the Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary and the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre, where rescued animals are cared for and rehabilitated.
Meet the biologist
Wildlife biologist & founder of Wildlife Quest Expeditions
“Welcome, fellow explorer! Ever since I can remember, my whole life has been permeated by the love of wildlife.”
A young Hungarian biologist, Kristóf grew up watching the documentaries of David Attenborough. During his studies he volunteered and worked in zoos to gain experience with wild animals, and wrote his thesis on animal behaviour. That was not enough—he had to see these animals in the wild with his own eyes.
Photographed on location
A selection of photographs from Wildlife Quest's destinations. Select any image to view it larger.
Conservation in action
Wildlife Quest Expeditions believes in responsible travel. The chosen wildlife destinations and accommodation all contribute to the preservation of the habitats and species you encounter—and provide income for local people.
Visits to the Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary and the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre, which rescue and rehabilitate animals.
Animals are watched in their natural habitats—from boats, vehicles, canopy walkways and trails—alongside experienced local guides.
The chosen destinations contribute to the preservation of the habitats and species you encounter.
Accommodation is selected so that your stay provides income for the people who live alongside the wildlife.
Wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed. Patience and time in the field give animals the chance to appear naturally.
Tell us which wildlife and habitats inspire you, and start planning your expedition with a biologist.
Contact
To join one of the expeditions, send an email. In urgent cases, call or message on WhatsApp.