The succulent spring flowers of Namaqualand blossom in August and September, covering the usually dry west coast and North Cape with beautiful colours. More than 4,000 plants species, including over 1,000 endemics, can be seen in Namaqua National Park, Goegap Nature Reserve or the Knersvlakte. Find Out More
The Dordogne in south-west France is an excellent destination for birding, butterfly-watching and for wildflowers. It represents a ‘stepping-stone’ between the UK’s fauna and flora and that of more exotic regions. With a high diversity of species on offer, it is a wonderful region for the naturalist to explore. Find Out More
Crete’s geology and isolation have given rise to a unique flora, and no less than one tenth of its plants (more than 180 species!) are endemic to the island – the greatest proportion of endemic plants on any island in Europe. One of the joys of birding here is the chance of incredibly close views. Find Out More
The sunny village of Fiss stands in a lovely elevated position looking out over the upper valley of the River Inn, set against a backdrop of high mountains. The area is a well-developed ski resort in winter, while in summer serves as a base for walking and nature holidays. Find Out More
