Our May Photo Contest Winners
…naughty toddler, as his mother patiently waited for him to catch up. They appeared to be making their way down to a stream for a drink. Dan and his family… […]
…naughty toddler, as his mother patiently waited for him to catch up. They appeared to be making their way down to a stream for a drink. Dan and his family… […]
…embark on a new grouping of animals that we know our clients love to see (and we do too). Without further ado, here are our picks for Africa’s “Fun Five”… […]
It’s a brand new decade and we thought it would be fun to share our top 20 all-time favorite safari camps with you. Our list started off with more than… […]
…by the local Maasai community, whose mantra is “here you stop being a tourist and become a guest of the community.” This came to life when we had the honor… […]
…to Cape Town, we thought it would be helpful to share our recommendations for the best restaurants for families in Cape Town. These personal family favorites have proven to keep… […]
…style and location. I had the privilege of staying at the newly opened Tuludi Camp. With only 7 rooms, the camp feels very private and intimate. The rooms are spacious,… […]
…unless you opt for a private dinner in your villa. The beach is smaller and has an interesting “walkway” to allow you to walk out into the water . Breezes… […]
…is a unique non-profit organization motivated by love, compassion and respect for our common humanity. Uthando engages in solutions to meet the economic and social challenges of the under-served communities… […]
…Tsetse flies prevail are thus safe for wildlife, and tend to keep humans and their cattle away! Very occasionally the disease is transmitted to humans, but generally affects those living… […]
…peak month to enjoy the mind-boggling numbers of migrating and local birds attracted to Botswana’s Chobe and Okavango regions, it’s a twitchers’ paradise! The Chobe area also offers a bonanza… […]