The Indian Ocean beckons with its blue waters and extraordinary underwater landscapes. From the remote atolls of the Maldives to the granite-fringed shores of the Seychelles, each destination offers a unique perspective on marine exploration. Whether you're a seasoned diver or a curious snorkeler, the Indian Ocean is the ultimate ... Read more
The Indian Ocean coast near Cape Town, known for its stunning scenery, rich cultural history, and Table Mountain, offers one of the most awe-inspiring wildlife experiences on Earth: whale watching. From June to November each year, the waters off Cape Town’s coast become a playground for southern right whales, humpback ... Read more
Straight into the wild Our plane touched down on a russet-coloured gravel airstrip in Hwange National Park, and within minutes we were on safari. We had come to Zimbabwe for something unforgettable to mark our twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Our eleven-year-old daughter would not be persuaded to stay at home, and ... Read more
At the start of this year, our Managing Director, Alice, and Alex headed to Kenya to master a new skill. Read on for Alex's account of those wobbly, wind-swept days on Diani Beach. Learning to Kite Surf in my older years: My Adventure at Diani Beach, Kenya At 60+, there's ... Read more
Seychelles is more than a hundred islands liberally sprinkled across thousands of square miles of the Indian Ocean a little way south of the Equator, a thousand miles from anywhere, a lush wilderness of pristine palm-fringed beaches and unspoiled coral reefs. If you’re searching for a holiday detached from the ... Read more
Sometimes referred to as ‘The African Galápagos’ for its rich and unique biodiversity, São Tomé and Príncipe is a birdwatcher’s playground, offering exceptional opportunities to spot the islands’ 29 endemic bird species. Among these rare species are the world’s largest weaver and sunbird, remarkable for their size and striking colours ... Read more
What a revelation - the green season in Zambia is stunning! During the rainy season from November to April/May, the landscape transforms from dry and dusty to a vibrant green due to the abundant rainfall. The Luangwa River is one of the most dynamic and changeable in southern Africa. Rising ... Read more
The Great Wildebeest Migration is one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife events, one of the greatest feats of endurance in the natural world. However, let’s not forget the lesser-known migrations from the fabulously flamboyant carmine bee-eaters to the colossal southern right whale. Africa’s animal migrations, the big and the small, ... Read more
The wildebeest migration is famous, but it’s not the longest animal migration in Africa. That accolade goes to the zebra that travel some 350 miles across Botswana from parts of the Okavango Delta to the Makgadikgadi grasslands in search of fresh grazing. Like the short grass plains in the Serengeti, ... Read more
Spotting wild dog on safari is a real treat. One minute you’re sitting, eyes fixed on the vast open plains, and the next, a pack of a dozen or so wild dogs is streaming past at full pace, ears pricked, tails high, chattering to each other as they close in ... Read more











