Outposts Travel Africa

10/04/2025

Who would have thought a warthog would like meat?

10/04/2025

An extraordinary capture.

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11/03/2025

What a great set up it is at Koro River Camp in Botswana. The guest we have sent there were blown away by their experience.

Their camps are located in Eastern Botswana, The Central Tuli – on the border with South Africa and are in the most stunning wild and undiscovered areas. Working on a small and intimate scale with well designed, high-end luxury Safari Tented suites and facilities. Their camps have completely sustainable designs and are fully operated by local citizens.

They are the only camps in the whole of the Central and Northern Tuli with unobstructed views in the Limpopo river.
They only work with local born and trained trackers and guides who are outstanding and there are no timeslots on wildlife sightings and encounters.

All the experience with hardly a soul about to disturb you. My idea of heaven.

11/03/2025

We have sent clients to Koro River Camp with in Botswana and they have been blown away. They were so well looked after, the food was excellent and the whole experience , from the magnificent landscape to the interesting guides and great game viewing was perfect. Highly recommended.

01/03/2025

What a wonderful sighting HODI HODI Ruaha Bush Camp. A pack of wild dogs.

27/02/2025

Outposts Travel Africa escorted a small group of wonderful people to Zambia. It was hot and the country was waiting for much needed rain. We chose to travel with .com because we had been impressed by their remote locations and impressive conservation practices. They are also a great bunch of people who know how to run a safari. Their guides are outstanding and their intimate camps beautifully located in game rich areas in northern Kafue National Park and on the lower Zambezi.

01/01/2025

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL TRAVELLERS ESPECIALLY. AFRICA CALLS YOU IN 2025

25/12/2024

Such important work. Those barnacles were 🤢

25/12/2024

What a perfect list from Kicheche Camps

25/12/2024

Wise words….

“As the rain fell harder, I was reminded of how close I was standing to the edge of a species’ survival, and how terrible our human greed, which means that rhino now require this level of security. But as the guards murmured gently at the animals, there was also some redemption. I was struck by how much hope they transmitted — as electric as the crackle of the cicadas’ wings.” —

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For more on my travel discovery of the year, please go out and buy . Or read online at www.ft.com. My little story on rhino conservation in Zimbabwe sits alongside some precious insights from so many brilliant writers I admire.

And my disappointment of the year? Well, that’s another story …

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