30/9/2026
Where to Stay and What to Do in Victoria Falls: A Q&A with Sabrina
Victoria Falls is easy to add to a safari itinerary on paper. On the ground, the lodge setting changes the stay, and activities with similar...
27/8/2026
The Great Migration: When to Go and What to Expect
Before the herds come into view, you hear them. Hooves thunder across the Serengeti plains, building into a low roar as thousands of wildebeest press...
21/8/2026
Northern Serengeti’s Off-Season Charm – Why Fewer Crowds Can Mean a Better Safari
The Northern Serengeti can make for a better safari outside the Mara River crossing peak, if space matters to you more than the crossing itself....
20/8/2026
3 reasons to pack a film camera for your next safari
Packing a film camera on your safari creates treasured keepsakes with a timeless, grainy aesthetic. This classic approach encourages you to be more present and...
17/8/2026
Wildlife Safari Photography – Gear, Settings, and Ethics
Capturing incredible wildlife photos on safari requires the right gear and a thoughtful approach. A camera with fast autofocus and a telephoto lens (at least...
15/8/2026
What is Your Definition of Wilderness?
Wilderness is formally an uncultivated and uninhabited natural environment, left undisturbed by human activity. For those on an African safari, it is a humbling experience...
11/8/2026
Five facts you didn’t know about Namibia
Namibia is a land of ancient wonders, from the 80-million-year-old Namib Desert to its pioneering conservation efforts. We’re Frank and Gesa, here to share insights...
05/8/2026
Horseback Safaris – Riding with the Big 5
Riding with Africa’s Big Five is very safe under expert guidance. Our horseback safaris pair you with professional guides and carefully trained bush horses whose...
17/7/2026
A Typical Day on Safari in Africa
I still remember a group on their first safari morning in the Sabi Sand. They had read every guidebook and blog they could find, yet...
26/6/2026
Exploring the Okavango Delta: Water-Based vs Walking Safaris
A mokoro sits low in the water, so low that the Delta feels level with your knees. Papyrus brushes the channel’s edge, water lilies open...
05/3/2026
Protecting South Africa’s Rhinos Through Partnership and Purpose
South Africa holds a unique responsibility in global rhino conservation. The country protects the largest remaining populations of both white and black rhinos, making it...
10/2/2026
Luxury with Purpose – The Conservation Lodges Changing Africa’s Future
Luxury with Purpose – The Conservation Lodges Changing Africa’s Future reflects a new direction in African travel. Comfort and beauty still matter, yet purpose now...
03/2/2026
The Hybrid Safari: Mobile & Delta Experiences in Botswana
The Hybrid Safari: Mobile & Delta Experiences in Botswana offers a compelling answer for travellers torn between raw mobile safaris and water-based Delta experiences. This...
27/1/2026
Kenya vs Tanzania Safari: Choosing the Right East African Adventure
Planning an East African safari often begins with a simple question: Kenya or Tanzania? Both countries sit at the heart of one of the most...
20/1/2026
Luxury Safari Tourism Statistics, Market Trends & Insights
Luxury safaris are experiencing a renewed period of growth. This resurgence is primarily driven by the return of long-haul travel, eased entry requirements, and the...
13/1/2026
Africa’s Premier Eco-Camps: Where Opulence Meets Conservation
The modern traveller is no longer satisfied with opulence alone. Instead, today’s high-end experience is defined by meaningful connection to the land. More importantly, travellers...
06/1/2026
2026 Hotlist – Frank’s Predictions for Africa’s Next Luxury Travel Trends
2026 Hotlist – Frank’s Predictions for Africa’s Next Luxury Travel Trends reveals how quickly the African luxury safari is evolving. What I’m seeing in 2026...
30/12/2025
Okavango Delta vs. Sabi Sands: Choosing Your Ultimate Southern African Safari
Deciding between a safari in Botswana’s Okavango Delta and South Africa’s Sabi Sands is often the hardest choice a traveler has to make. Both are...
