After multiple previous visits to the enchanting island nation of Sri Lanka, we finally visited Yala National Park in the southeast of the island. Considered to be the principal national park in Sri Lanka, it was designated a wildlife sanctuary in 1900 before receiving national park status in 1938.
A decade ago, heading to Malawi for a safari wouldn’t have crossed most people’s minds. But in recent years this small, landlocked country has undergone an exciting wildlife revival, with some incredible conservation projects and animal reintroductions.
The Atzaró Okavango Camp is set to become one of the world’s most remarkable safari lodges. Nestled in the pristine African wilderness of the wildlife-rich Okavango Delta, this ultra-luxury adventure camp is nothing short of magnificent.
Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve is a renowned wildlife sanctuary located in the Mpumalanga and Limpopo provinces of South Africa. It is situated adjacent to the iconic Kruger National Park, forming part of its western boundary.
There are few countries in Africa that can compete with Botswana for safari exclusivity and luxury, as well as abundant wildlife and diverse landscapes. With a population of roughly 2 million, the country is slightly larger than France and slightly smaller than Texas, yet 40% of its land is dedicated to parks and wildlife.
When travelling, food becomes more than just sustenance. It’s an experience to add to your memories. Meals are an integral part of celebrations, holidays, and family-gatherings – and a safari in Kenya is no different.
Going on a safari in Kenya with your children has to be one of the most unforgettable trips – and dare we say it, one of the best family holidays abroad – you’ll ever have together.
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