Watch hundreds of macaws descend on riverside clay licks in Tambopata, one of the most biodiverse corners of the Amazon
Rainforest hike to bathing falls.
Twin waterfalls in the rainforest.
Three tiers of waterfalls with swimming pools in Taveuni’s rainforest national park.
Set eyes on Río Abiseo, the UNESCO park almost nobody may enter — cloud-forest ruins and a monkey back from the dead
One of the world's highest single-drop falls.
The Seychelles' highest peak.
Primary rainforest of rare wildlife, UNESCO-listed.
The US's only tropical rainforest.
Central Africa's most spectacular waterfall, a 3-km-wide staircase of rapids in Ivindo National Park reached by pirogue.
Where hippos surf and elephants roam beaches.
Liberia's rainforest wilderness.
Forest-savanna mix of mandrills and gorillas.
Volcanic park of peaks and lakes, UNESCO-listed.
Spot lemurs in the Andasibe rainforest.
A 160-metre suspension walkway 60 m above one of Africa’s oldest rainforests, with 13 primate species below.
Misty rainforest of golden bamboo lemurs and chameleons.
The Osa Peninsula park National Geographic called the most biologically intense place on Earth — tapirs, scarlet macaws and all four Costa Rican monkeys.
Rainforest meeting beach, full of monkeys.
Rainforest peaks and waterfalls.
Coast-to-forest reserve of rich wildlife.
Maya temples rising above the jungle.
Rainforest canopy rope walkway.
Jungle safaris for one-horned rhinos and, with luck, a Bengal tiger.
Pristine rainforest canopy walkway.
Descend from cloud forest to jungle floor in Manú, the most biodiverse protected area on the planet
Caribbean coves and jungle trails where the Sierra Nevada meets the sea.
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