Our Curious Continent – The Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve
…Waterfall is the second-highest Tufa waterfall in the world and also called the “weeping face of nature” because, at the right angle, it resembles a giant stone face crying into… […]
…Waterfall is the second-highest Tufa waterfall in the world and also called the “weeping face of nature” because, at the right angle, it resembles a giant stone face crying into… […]
At African Portfolio, our passion for Africa is the source of our dedication to curating personalized, once-in-a-lifetime experiences throughout the continent. After living, traveling and working in Africa for decades,… […]
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…Rwanda Development Board, about $ 10 million has been spent on more than 1,000 community-based projects around Akagera, Nyungwe, Volcanoes and Gishwati-Mukura National Parks since the start of the program…. […]
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…is host to an incredible variety of game including over 60 species of mammals and more than 400 species of birds. Its diverse landscapes include mopane woodland, seasonal floodplains and… […]
…servicing and any upgrades are then done in Nairobi at the end of the season. How is “housekeeping” different at safari accommodations from “regular” hotels? Here at Kifaru House the… […]
It’s hard to believe we are just six short weeks away from the end of this year! It’s undoubtedly been a banner year for world-wide travel and we hope you… […]
…countryside and the small communities we passed on the way to the wide-open plains. While my personal preference is to fly between safari destinations, having the overland option works brilliantly… […]
…onto community land in southern Hwange, with local communities as custodians. As a species, Southern White Rhino were extinct in Zimbabwe by about 1900. Later they were reintroduced from Zululand… […]