Safari Planning Episode 2

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Safari Planning Episode 2

Botswana is a topographical treasure chest – its biodiverse landscape an invitation to the intrepid explorer. From the encrusted Magkadigadi salt pans to the enriched channels of the Okavango Delta, our safari specialist Rachel Marshall has created a holistic and interactive itinerary that evokes the senses.

From floating hides, horse rides, walking safaris and traditional Mokoro canoes poised in anticipation of adventure – this 9-day safari summons you to fully engage with the elements, relinquishing to the thrill of being surrounded by the wild. Experiences impact guests, location and communities alike with activities based on meaningful encounters – being educational, personal or cultural.

Tour highlights include the mass migrations of the Magkadigadi, exploration of the Okavango Delta waterways, predators of Moremi Game Reserve, and the Kuzuma Forest Reserve positioned in an elephant corridor.

Inclusive of partners such as Natural Selections (Meno a Kwena),  Little Pan, Footsteps in Africa (Delta Camp) and Hideaways (Camp Kuzuma), our Botswana Sensations tour is certainly one for diversity as well as exclusivity.

Sustainable Fishing in Madagascar

Sustainable Fishing in Madagascar

Madagascar’s stunning coastline provides an impressive diversity of fresh seafood for locals and visitors alike. While seemingly abundant, the supply is not infinite and sustainable fishing needs to be managed to ensure that the ocean’s stocks are not depleted. A local community in Andavadoaka has,

Hippos, Wildlife, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe FAQ’s with Garth

This is our final part of the Zimbabwe questions & answers section … We hope you have been enjoying all the news about Zimbabwe and we hope that this has answered all your queries. Thanks to everyone who has asked us questions, encouraged travel to

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Safari Share

Children who are exposed to the wonders of wildlife are better able to understand the need to protect it.  Many of the children of Dingani live just a stone’s throw from Hwange National Park, but have never been privileged enough to enter. With Safari Share,

Namibia welcome to Sossusvlei

Little Critters of the Namib Desert

The ancient and vast Namib Desert is the world’s oldest desert and covers an area of 81,000 km². It is an arid desert reaching temperatures of 45°C and receiving as little rainfall as 1.4 cm a year. For anything to survive in these extreme conditions