1. Northern Spain
The Picos de Europa National Park, or the “Peaks of Europe,” is home to the highest and most famous mountain ranges in Cantabria. It is the habitat of wolves, bears and ermines above which golden eagles and bearded vultures circle in the sky.

2. Poland
The ancient primeval forest of Białowieża is the refuge of the European bison and the marshes of Biebrza give you the chance to come face to face with moose during this spectacular tour to Poland’s two greatest natural gems.

3. Romania
Explore historic Bucharest before leaving the civilized world behind and being immersed in the overwhelming natural beauty of the jagged Carpathians and the Danube Delta, the habitat of brown bears, unusual waterfowl and wild horses.

4. Scotland
Traveling through the Scottish Highlands promises an encounter with rugged beauty and untamed nature. Between misty valleys and mirrored lochs, red deer, golden eagles and otters loom in their natural habitat.

5. Greenland
Around the largely inhospitable interior, Greenland ‘s waters are rich with belugas, fin whales, whales and narwhals. You will see Arctic bird species and animals such as snow hares, polar bears and reindeer foraging along the remote coasts.

6. Finland
In southeastern Finland lies the Saimaa region where many lakes, meandering rivers and canals glisten among green forests and rolling hills. This authentic wilderness is the habitat of the brown bear, wolf and lynx, among others.

7. Albania
At the heart of Norway are the mountain regions of Jotunheimen, Rondane and Dovrefjell, where reindeer and musk oxen roam freely among snow-capped peaks and vast plateaus.














