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On the untouched shores of Benguerra Island, Kisawa Sanctuary offers a rare blend of seclusion, barefoot luxury and imme...
07/06/2026

On the untouched shores of Benguerra Island, Kisawa Sanctuary offers a rare blend of seclusion, barefoot luxury and immersive adventure. Expansive private residences, infinity pools and endless Indian Ocean views create a sanctuary that feels entirely removed from the world.

Days here are spent snorkelling vibrant reefs, sailing traditional dhow cruises at sunset, horse riding along the beach and discovering the protected beauty of the Bazaruto Archipelago. Between July and September, humpback whales migrate through these waters, adding another extraordinary element to the experience.

The perfect destination to combine with a South Africa safari to create a balanced adventure of wildlife moments and beachside relaxation.

05/06/2026

On a recent gorilla trekking experience in Volcanoes National Park, our founder Steve had the rare opportunity to spend time with the newly established Kwisanga gorilla group, one of the park’s most recently recognised families.

The Kwisanga group has an especially interesting origin story. It was formed when the dominant silverback Kigoma broke away from the Kwitonda group, leaving with 16 members to establish a new troop. This kind of split is a natural part of gorilla social structure, driven by leadership dynamics, resource access, and the emergence of new dominant males.

Now settled within the dense volcanic forests of the Virunga range, the group offers a powerful example of how gorilla families evolve and adapt over time. Each encounter reveals complex social behaviour, from protective interactions and grooming rituals to the quiet authority of the silverback guiding the troop through the forest.

Observing the Kwisanga group in its natural habitat is a reminder of just how fragile and extraordinary these ecosystems are, and why conservation efforts in this region are so vital.

In the vast stillness of Botswana’s Makgadikgadi Pans, one of Africa’s most enchanting wildlife encounters unfolds at su...
03/06/2026

In the vast stillness of Botswana’s Makgadikgadi Pans, one of Africa’s most enchanting wildlife encounters unfolds at sunrise. The meerkat experience offers a rare opportunity to observe these remarkably curious creatures up close as they emerge from their burrows and gently climb onto your shoulders for warmth in the early morning light. What makes this encounter so extraordinary is that it happens entirely on their terms.

There is no feeding, calling or disturbing the meerkats. Guests simply sit quietly as the family approaches naturally, often using you as a lookout point to scan the horizon for predators. Each meerkat family is highly social, living in close-knit groups with designated sentries constantly watching over the colony.

This unforgettable encounter can be experienced from iconic camps including Jack's Camp, San Camp and Camp Kalahari, each offering access to the pans’ unique wildlife and landscapes.

Travel is shifting, and so is the responsibility that comes with it. What was once defined as sustainable is now evolvin...
01/06/2026

Travel is shifting, and so is the responsibility that comes with it. What was once defined as sustainable is now evolving into something far more meaningful, a model where travel actively restores, supports, and gives back.

Regenerative travel is no longer a niche. It is becoming the benchmark for considered exploration, where the impact of a journey is measured not only by experience, but by what it leaves behind. It asks more of both traveller and operator, placing value on transparency, community, and long-term environmental care.

Across Africa, this approach is redefining luxury. It is no longer just about access or exclusivity, but about purpose. About ensuring that the landscapes, wildlife, and cultures that make these places extraordinary are not only protected, but strengthened for the future.

Because the most powerful journeys are not those that simply pass through a place, but those that contribute to its ongoing story.

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Namibia in its most refined form - where vast desert silence, riverine oases, and otherworldly landscapes unfold in a si...
30/05/2026

Namibia in its most refined form - where vast desert silence, riverine oases, and otherworldly landscapes unfold in a single journey.

Begin at Zannier Omaanda, a serene introduction to Namibia’s wilderness on a private reserve just beyond Windhoek. Continue north to Serra Cafema Camp, where the Kunene River carves life through the remote Hartmann’s Valley, offering rare encounters with Himba culture and desert-adapted wildlife.

From there, the journey deepens into the raw beauty of the coast at Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, where dunes meet fog and elephants move through an almost lunar landscape. Conclude in the heart of the desert at &Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge, where sculpted sands and starlit skies define one of the most iconic endings to any African safari.

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28/05/2026

An elephant carries a presence that is both powerful and deeply serene, moving with a slow, deliberate rhythm that reflects strength, intelligence, and memory shaped over generations. There is a natural dignity in the way it exists within the landscape, unhurried, grounded, and entirely self-assured, embodying a balance between immense physical power and remarkable gentleness.

As a keystone species, it plays a vital role in shaping its environment, subtly influencing the ecosystems it moves through. Yet beyond its ecological importance, it is the emotional weight of its presence that leaves a lasting impression, an animal that feels both ancient and profoundly aware, representing the enduring spirit of the African wilderness.

Lions carry a quiet kind of majesty that defines the African wilderness. From their golden coats glowing in the early li...
26/05/2026

Lions carry a quiet kind of majesty that defines the African wilderness.
From their golden coats glowing in the early light to the deep, resonant calls that travel across open plains, they move with a presence that feels both powerful and unhurried.

Living in close-knit prides, they embody connection and strength in unity, while their calm confidence between moments of intensity reflects the balance of survival and grace.

To witness them in the wild is to see beauty shaped by instinct, power, and an enduring sense of belonging to the land.

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