Gerald Broddelez
We live in a wonderful world full of beauty and adventure, and my greatest joy is making sure people learn, and have the best possible views of the wildlife they came to see!
Expedition Leader Gerald Broddelez
For over three decades, Gerald has been a dedicated leader of wildlife-focused expeditions, guiding adventurers to the most awe-inspiring corners of our planet. A seasoned Expedition Leader and lecturer aboard expedition ships, Gerald’s journey has carried him across all the world’s oceans, with his heart firmly anchored in the majestic realms of the high Arctic, the Antarctic, and Polynesia. With an unshakable devotion to nature and conservation, Gerald’s odyssey has led him to over 170 countries and across every continent, where he has observed the wonder of more than 8,800 avian species, encountered over 1,500 magnificent mammals, and studied the vibrant butterflies of Europe. His love for the natural world goes far beyond exploration. As a cameraman and writer, his natural history documentaries have graced the screens of Belgian, British, and Azorean television networks, kindling a love for our planet’s diverse life forms. In recent years, Gerald has expanded his mission, nurturing the next generation of nature guides through field training courses and by forming partnerships with local tourism boards in multiple European countries, sowing the seeds of a shared vision for sustainable and responsible travel. Belgium is home and in addition to speaking his first languages of French and Flemish, he is also fluent in English, German, and Spanish. Gerald’s extraordinary journey reflects his boundless love for our world’s wild wonders, and he hopes to inspire and lead the way towards a harmonious coexistence between humanity and nature.
"A trip with Gerald is always a pleasure—superbly organized, with fantastic wildlife experiences accompanied by his great humor."
--Jane M., England
Gerald's Expeditions
Oman & Jordan (March 24 – April 8, 2026) 
Visit Oman’s stunning World Heritage Sites, explore wetlands and coastal desert for migrating birds, and witness Jordan’s ancient, rock-carved Petra.
Romania & Finland (May 8 – 23, 2026) 
Romania’s Danube Delta delights birding enthusiasts. Spring in Finland offers the chance to see bears, wolves, Woverines, and lynx.
Japan's National Parks (May 31 – June 15, 2026) 
Experience iconic cities, ancient customs, renowned arts, remote coastlines, and spectacular wildlife on this circumnavigation of Japan’s main island of Honshu.
Western Mongolia (September 21 – October 8, 2026) 
Attend the Golden Eagle Festival, stay in traditional ger camps, photograph wild horses, and search for Snow Leopards in the lower-altitude Altai Mountains.
Melanesia (October 22 – November 8, 2026) 
Savor Melanesia’s varied cultural traditions, enjoy spectacular snorkeling, and search for endemic wildlife on the remote outer islands of Papua New Guinea, the Solomons, and Vanuatu.
Borneo (November 30 – December 14, 2026) 
From Orangutans to Proboscis Monkeys, Clouded Leopards to Rhinoceros Hornbills, discover Asia’s richest forest fauna on an in-depth transect of this great island.
Micronesia (March 27 – April 13, 2027) 
From Honiara to Palau, explore Micronesia’s high islands and seldom-visited atolls. Experience Pohnpei’s Nan Madol, view Chuuk’s WWII relics, seek endemic birds, and enjoy superb snorkeling.
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Get in TouchInsects!
The world of insects is full of incredible, astonishing, and bizarre stories. Each species has its own way of finding food, transforming into an adult, mating, and laying eggs. The ways in which they do this are infused with drama, theft, deception, parasitism, murder, and ingenious sex. Some steal each other’s food, eat each other, lay their eggs in the caterpillars of another species, let their offspring be raised by their neighbor, disguise themselves, and even control each other’s minds. The world of insects is pure horror and wonder!







