The Solo Traveller
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Nature and Wildlife
Nature and wildlife experiences offer solo travellers a chance to step outside our schedules and expectations. Travelling alone, whether on a coastal walk, in a national park, or watching wildlife in its own habitat, these journeys are less about spectacle and more about presence, perspective, and moving through the world with care.
With fewer than 120 Arabian leopards remaining in the wild, the Royal Commission for AlUla is leading an ambitious breeding and rewilding program. From scientific partnerships to habitat regeneration in Sharaan National Park, AlUla is positioning conservation not as an accessory to tourism, but as its foundation.
By Michael Webster | 17 February 2026
For those of us drawn to wild places, there are moments we know almost instinctively, like the pause before sunrise when the forest holds its breath and light gradually reveals every contour of the landscape. As the forest comes to life, so do its inhabitants, glimpsed perhaps only fleetingly, yet enough to tell us that today will be remarkable. And in central India, that feeling stretches for seemingly endless and unbroken miles.
