Destinations

UK breaks

• Lizard, Cornwall
• Norfolk break
• North Norfolk
• Wild Essex

Overseas, 2021/2022
(Covid permitting)

• Extremadura (Mar)
• Crete
• Corsica
• Danube Delta
• Iceland
• Falsterbo
• Portugal in winter
• Serranía de Ronda

Welcome to Honeyguide

Coronavirus, various travel updates: see news.

Welcome to Honeyguide Wildlife Holidays. Our 32nd season of natural history holidays is soon to start in very different circumstances to the first 30 years.

There is no Honeyguide brochure for 2021 or 2022 on account of the uncertainties due to the coronavirus pandemic. Therefore, this website becomes the main reference for Honeyguide's holidays.

The simplification of rules for overseas travel announced on 17 September, coming into effect during October, means that our wildlife holiday packages become much easier for double-vaccinated travellers. We will start taking bookings very soon. The website's menu on the left hand side lists the oversea holidays we initially planned for 2021, now rolled forward to 2022. These and others are also listed on our calendar page. We will be checking the details of the Government's announcement and making sure practicalities are in place before opening bookings for holidays in the first part of 2022.

In the short term, if enough people are prepared to travel this autumn, we could run a small group. See right hand column about Menorca and Crete in October.

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Honeyguide's programme also has an added focus on UK breaks.

	Norfolk break 6 - 10 September 2021   NWT Thorpe Marshes
North Norfolk 11 - 15 October 2021 1 - 5 November 2021 Stiffkey
	Wild Essex 4 - 8 October 2021 Colne Estuary

Regular local walks in Norfolk (see news and Honeyguide blog) are also running. Please contact us if you'd like to go on the circulation list for these.

Autumn holiday in the Lizard peninsula, Cornwall, with David Collins. 27 September – 4 October 2021 Church Cove

We are pleased to help with group holidays – a holiday for a group of friends along the lines of our UK breaks above could work well. Or you can book Chris Durdin as a guide in Norfolk. The Honeyguide blog gives ideas of the kind of places we could visit.

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If you would like an old Honeyguide Wildlife Holidays brochure, please contact us.

Some holidays run in the past are in our archive section, and many of these could return to the programme in a future year. There's plenty to browse in our nature notes, too.

The Honeyguide Wildlife Charitable Trust remains strong, though inevitably there are far fewer donations to conservation projects in 2020 and 2021 than usual. This works through a conservation contribution with each holiday of £40, which goes through the Honeyguide Wildlife Charitable Trust.

This idea, still surprisingly rarely copied, remains a simple and effective way of helping to protect the wildlife we enjoy. Donations to conservation projects linked to our holidays in 2020 totalled £2,600 (much less than usual for obvious reasons), and our running total since 1991 is £136,662 (to December 2020). Through the Honeyguide Charity, the taxman tops up our contributions.

Holidays give the typical flights we use, but where practical we can arrange flights from airports near to where you live, or help with other arrangements. Carbon offsets are part of each holiday’s price. Prefer not to fly? We're happy to make that possible, more on our ATOL page.

Rules about selling travel insurance mean if you want Honeyguide’s insurance you need to go straight to our broker rather than buying a policy directly from Honeyguide. Details are on our booking page and there is also help here on how to book parking and hotels at airports.

I hope you’ll want to find out more by exploring this website further.

Chris Durdin

Advice from FCO:

What does the ATOL logo mean? Read more here >

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Email - see contact us.

PDF of Honeyguide's brochure for 2020 on our holiday calendar page, plus availability updates.