We don't do 'off-the-shelf' holidays. We personally create each and every holiday down to the very last detail. Far & Wild are a team of travel experts who use our in-depth knowledge to ensure that your holiday is tailored to your specific requirements.
Far and Wild aim to ensure that every holiday we create has a positive impact by supporting conservation and local communities. We are determined to make travel more sustainable, and as part of our commitment as founding members of Tourism Declares Climate Emergency, we have founded the world's first (and at the current time only) carbon scoring and offsetting framework for tailor-made holidays - please ask us to carbon score your individual trip!
As part of our conservation and sustainability ethos, Ben, our founder, is also the founder of The Flipflopi Project, on a mission to end single-use plastics and the pollution they cause to our oceans. We have worked closely with Tusk Trust, specifically on our own award-winning initiative Ride 4 Rangers raising over $500,000 in 2020 alone for African rangers (and ultimately conservation in general) whose livelihoods were affected by COVID.
All this is evident when you work with your consultant to arrange your trip, for as well as providing first-class itineraries for you, we insist the communities and ecosystems we are involved with benefit as much as they possibly can from your travel.
The role of our Junior Sales Consultants is to design and sell tailor-made holidays to our clients, providing outstanding and memorable service in all parts of the process to make every holiday special.
Alistair Walls has been appointed Managing Director of Tailormade Travel Specialist Far & Wild Travel.
Having cut his teeth in Sales Management roles at leading travel companies Imagine Travel, Exodus Travels and most recently as Head of Sales at Far & Wild Travel – Alistair has a well rounded understanding of what it takes to be a successful tour operator in 2021 and beyond.
Today, Friday 5 June 2020 is World Environment day.
In Kenya, nearly 3 years after their monumental ban on plastic bags, the country is implementing another world leading piece of environment policy; a complete ban on the use of ALL single-use plastics in national parks, forests, beaches, and conservation areas.
