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May 28th 2024  |   Conservation Safaris, Miscellaneous  |  by   Amelia

'Eco' and 'conservation' are big words in the safari industry right now, with camps and lodges keenly aware of the need to protect the delicate environments in which they operate.  There are myriad interesting schemes on the ground - the following is just a small snapshot of some that have ... Read more

May 24th 2024  |   Primate Safaris, Unique Experiences, Rwanda  |  by   Lizzy Wilding

We organised a holiday for Lizzy and Ian to Rwanda in January. Here they share their incredible journey of discovery. Beyond gorilla trekking: exploring Rwanda's rich culture and wildlife “Visit Rwanda” the adverts encouraged - many of our friends questioned why we were even thinking of travelling to this tiny ... Read more

May 22nd 2024  |   Family Safaris, Botswana, Riding Safaris, Kenya, Wildlife Safaris, Countries, Experiences, South Africa, Tanzania  |  by   Alice Gully

Many of Africa’s most famous riding safaris cater for experienced riders aged 16 and over, but for families wishing to travel with younger children, there’s still plenty of choice – and excitement. Here’s our pick of the best African family riding holiday for adult beginner riders and children under 14. ... Read more

May 17th 2024  |   Family Safaris, Conservation Safaris, Kenya, Wildlife Safaris, Travel, Unique Experiences, South Africa  |  by   Robyn Wauchope

Embarking on a family safari is exciting and exhilarating and watching your children’s first encounter with wildlife is a wonderful experience. There are many layers to a safari beyond pure wildlife viewing with opportunities to delve deeper and learn about local communities, culture, and conservation.  A conservation-focused holiday in Africa ... Read more

May 15th 2024  |   Tanzania  |  by   Jo Ainscough

Our trip started in the huge Ruaha National Park; the second largest park in Tanzania (with Nyerere, formerly Selous Game Reserve, being the largest). The number of visitors annually is similar to the number that visit Serengeti in just a single day. We enjoyed three nights at the fantastic Kigelia ... Read more

April 30th 2024  |   Interviews, Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Katy Duncan

The diverse natural beauty of Africa offers the perfect canvas to create incredible, inspiring, and captivating artwork, with vast desert landscapes and lush rainforests, mighty mountains and immense open plains, lion, leopard, zebra, and elephant; the scenery and wildlife encounters are bountiful and varied. We asked some of our favourite ... Read more

April 25th 2024  |   Riding Safaris, Unique Experiences  |  by   Lucinda Crawford

Without a doubt riding in Africa is a wonderful way to see the landscape and wildlife. There are many options for the more experienced rider to seek their thrill, but what to do if not everyone in your family shares your love of horses and riding? Can you find a ... Read more

April 19th 2024  |   Unique Experiences  |  by   Amelia

When thinking of Africa our minds often drift to the incredible diversity of wildlife and the vast and varied landscapes. The amalgamation of cultures, cuisines, and communities has created a thriving art scene in Africa where tradition and innovation combine. From high-end, cutting-edge galleries to vivid street art and architectural ... Read more

April 17th 2024  |   Community Safaris, Primate Safaris, Conservation Safaris, Countries, Experiences, Miscellaneous, Rwanda  |  by   Jo Ainscough

A round up of Gorilla Trekking FAQ's in Rwanda Gorilla treking in Rwanda is extremely easy going for safari beginners, you can accomplish it in a long weekend. Our clients have gorilla trekked on honeymoon, as a graduation holiday, an add on to a classic family safari, a long weekend ... Read more

April 17th 2024  |   Primate Safaris, Conservation Safaris, Wildlife Safaris, Countries, Experiences, Miscellaneous, Rwanda  |  by   Jo Ainscough

Everyone loves mountain gorillas. They live in a landscape akin to Eden, along the Western, or Albertine Rift, in one of Africa’s most biodiverse regions. In this haven of rainforest endemism the most celebrated wild mammal is the iconic mountain gorilla of the Virunga Massif. Spending half of the day ... Read more

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