National Geographic's 23-Day Private Jet Wildlife Trip Priced at $144,995 Per Person, With 7,851 kg CO2e Per Passenger
Why It MattersPackaged multi-continent private jet itineraries sold by consumer travel brands show wildlife and expedition demand pulling business aviation toward bundled, high-ticket leisure flying, with its carbon footprint now disclosed up front.
National Geographic offers a 23-day private jet wildlife itinerary across Asia and Africa, one of five private jet itineraries it sells. The trip is priced at $144,995 per person, with an estimated 7,851 kg of CO2e per passenger.
It begins with a welcome dinner in Singapore and continues to Borneo, where guests meet orangutans and sun bears and cruise the Kinabatangan River. In India, guests visit Jaipur and Ranthambore National Park to search for tigers, followed by safaris in Sri Lanka's Yala and Bundala parks, the Maldives, and Nosy Be in Madagascar, which offers lemurs, chameleons and snorkelling. The itinerary also includes Phinda Private Game Reserve in South Africa.
