Petrichor Africa Safari

18/06/2026

Some photos from my last trip through my beautiful country 🇳🇦

14/06/2026

Queen of the mound. 🐆👑

Using a termite mound as nature’s watchtower,
she watches the wild unfold—patient, poised, and perfectly in control

22/05/2026

Leopard Tracking on Okonjima with my dear friend Martin is one of those moments that adds so much happiness and value to my life every single time. My happy day is when I arrive at Okonjima and my sad day is when I have to leave….but thank goodness there is always a next time 💕 and I can’t wait 🥳

20/05/2026

IMPRESSIONS

20/05/2026

Pardon the soft voice, it was early and I was fighting a cold 🤧 But I think everyone will understand how special it was for me to be there, enjoying the silence and the water, which is not a given in the Namib desert which makes it even that more special. Nature is just so beautiful 😍

09/05/2026

Only 6 Hours in Etosha National Park! Way to short, I fully agree! “Circumstances” No Trunk 🐘 in sight and yet what a Gift of nature I have received….so grateful 🥰

21/02/2026

When I first saw this Rusty Orange dress on Eve Amsterdam, I just knew it belonged in one of the places in my country that holds my heart. 🧡

And here we are… standing in the timeless beauty of Deadvlei — where the earth tells stories older than time and the dunes glow in the same fiery hues as this dress.

Some pieces aren’t just worn… they’re meant for moments like this. 🌅✨

07/01/2026

MAWENZI It comes from Mount Mawenzi, the second-highest peak of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. The name is rooted in Swahili, often interpreted as meaning “broken,” “jagged,” or “irregular,” describing the peak’s dramatic, rugged spires. Unlike Kilimanjaro’s smooth summit, Mawenzi is wild, steep, and untamed—respected rather than easily conquered.

Symbolically, Mawenzi represents raw power, resilience, and fierce independence—a presence that commands awe without needing dominance.

Perfect for a leopard who embodies strength, mystery, and quiet authority 🐆🌋

07/01/2026

MAWENZI
It comes from Mount Mawenzi, the second-highest peak of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. The name is rooted in Swahili, often interpreted as meaning “broken,” “jagged,” or “irregular,” describing the peak’s dramatic, rugged spires. Unlike Kilimanjaro’s smooth summit, Mawenzi is wild, steep, and untamed—respected rather than easily conquered.

Symbolically, Mawenzi represents raw power, resilience, and fierce independence—a presence that commands awe without needing dominance.

Perfect for a leopard who embodies strength, mystery, and quiet authority 🐆🌋

28/11/2025