Cross Country Air Safaris

15/10/2026

Some more good moments

15/10/2026

Last night boat cruise. Cooler and away from Tsetseflies. They are eating me up. 10 bites and counting 🫩

15/10/2026

2 night now here. Looong drive since hot.and lots of Tsetseflys along the way. Nive little camp. Staff great, as is the food (diet starts om Sunday being back). Sitting in the wifi tent we ith aom we wayer infront. Birds and monkeys drinking

13/10/2026

Great and informative day yesterday at the event with Zambian Ground Handlers. I love selling Zambia. It has sooo much to offer. But one never stops learning. Today off to thr Kafue area. New to me so more learning. Musekese Camp for 2 nights, followed by Ntemwa , from Classis Zambia Safaris.

11/10/2026

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11/10/2026

From the rocky shores of Betty’s Bay to other breeding sites along the Western Cape coast, African Penguins are an important part of our coastal biodiversity. However, their numbers have declined at an alarming rate, making the protection of their breeding colonies and the marine environment they depend on more important than ever.

A shortage of food poses a serious challenge, alongside climate change, and disturbance at breeding colonies which adds further pressure to an already vulnerable species.

Protecting African Penguins means safeguarding their breeding sites, reducing disturbance at nesting colonies, improving access to food and supporting the research and conservation efforts needed to help populations recover.

At CapeNature, we work alongside conservation partners to protect important coastal habitats, including the Stony Point penguin colony. The future of the African Penguin depends on the choices we make today. By protecting their habitats and the marine environments they rely on, we can help give these endangered seabirds a fighting chance to recover and thrive along our coastline.

11/10/2026

11/10/2026