When you think of Kenya the mind fills with images of majestic wildlife. Lions, elephants, giraffes, hippos and the beloved warthog. You think of the Great Migration and Simba’s birth on Pride Rock in ‘The […]
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It was July 1995 – I know that as the dates were printed on the photos – remember those days? Africa, to me, was always the mysterious continent that was experienced by the lucky few […]
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Here I am utterly dwarfed by the grandeur and size of this magnificent creature. Stanley’s Camp in Botswana offers guests a unique experience like no other. An Elephant walk is a chance to interact and […]
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It doesn’t get much better than this! Relaxing in the gentle cool of Camp Kuzuma’s infinity pool, whilst behind me a herd of wild elephants bask in the murky stills of a watering hole. Kuzuma’s […]
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We spent an entire day in Soweto and the highlight was the 2.5 hour Tuk Tuk tour we took around the back streets of the Soweto townships. Our guides were 2 young local men from Soweto who told us what it […]
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I was, shall we say ‘a little nervous’ about my flight over the Okavango Delta. I had never experienced the stomach dropping qualities of a small plane flight before. However our smiling captain reassured me […]
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Africa is well known for the ‘Big Five’ but Samburu has its own ‘Special Six’ which are only found in the Northern Hemisphere. They are the Grevy’s zebra, the Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, the long-necked […]
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While staying with friends in Pretoria, we took the opportunity to take a small group tour to the well-known township of Soweto. Our tour guide, Sunny, picked our group up from Sandton Train Station. He […]
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