Thatched with savannah grass, lantern-lit Sabi Sabi Selati Camp provides old-school luxury. Decanters of sherry, hot-water bottles and impeccable service pay nostalgic homage to yesteryear’s safaris.
Kafue National Park is Zambia’s oldest and largest National Park, and one of the continent’s wildest.
Two rhinos, sculpted from waste oil drums, stand by the entrance to Mantis Founders Lodge. The pair are symbols…
The two main safari regions are East Africa and Southern Africa, and each holds its own unique natural and cultural treasures.
Meandering along a narrow stretch of land between the mountains, the spectacular sea cliffs and the Indian Ocean shoreline is Hermanus, surrounded on all sides by nature.
When it comes to religion in Egypt, the majority of us prefer to either think of the country’s prevalent…
Washed by the blue waters of Table Bay and located at the foot of Signal Hill, the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is Cape Town’s tourist showpiece.
The Barossa Valley is known as Australia’s wine mecca. Tucked between the rolling hills of Adelaide are some of the oldest vineyards in the country.
A 9 day safari in Botswana that includes a ‘million-star’ experience in a luxury treehouse, from Ker & Downey® Africa.
There’s never been a better time to book a holiday to Southern Africa. Here are five good reasons it should be high on your bucket list.
It’s a damp, chilly afternoon. Ancient oak trees are depositing droplets of water on the ground outside. But we are cosy and warm at Franschhoek’s La Motte.
For those of you who would like to keep the Vitamin D levels up naturally, with sunshine, this Winter, it is time to start planning.
It’s Sunday morning and we’re out kayaking, just off Paternoster, one of the oldest fishing villages on the west coast of South Africa.
While Summer is in full swing, many are already looking forward to the upcoming Autumn season because they prefer to avoid large crowds and high season prices.
We’re in the Bangweulu wetlands, in north eastern Zambia. Bangweulu means “where the water meets the sky”.
Travel 180 kilometers north of Cairo to Alexandria in order to catch a glimpse of the Greco-Roman era. At that time in Egyptian history, this city served as the epicenter.
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