A true luxury safari experience isn’t about gold-plated taps, a private butler, or champagne on tap. True luxury is about exclusivity, authenticity, and connection – to the untouched wilderness, the exceptional people who enrich your journey, and the timeless rhythms of Africa – all while enjoying a cosy bed, superb meals and exceptional guiding in...Read More
Whether you’re travelling in Africa or anywhere else in the world, you’ll often encounter opportunities to interact with animals. Elephant rides, walking with lions, or photos with cute baby animals all offer close wildlife interactions. As an animal-friendly traveller, you’ll want to avoid them. In Africa, these activities are often promoted as sanctuaries or rescue...Read More
Commitment to local conservation and community projects are things we look for when choosing our partners on the ground in Africa, together with superb accommodation and exceptional service, of course!Read More
The Government of Tanzania advises travellers to the country that, from June 1, all plastic carrier bags, regardless of thickness, will be prohibited from being imported, exported, manufactured, sold, stored, supplied and used in mainland Tanzania. This excludes plastic packaging for medical services, industrial products, construction industry, agricultural sector, foodstuffs, sanitary and waste management. Visitors...Read More
National Parks and Reserves, concessions and conservancies – what’s the difference? When you’re planning your African safari you’ll no doubt have come across these terms. If you’re a bit confused about them, you’re not alone, so let’s discuss the differences. Conservancies Conservancies are generally found in Kenya, in East Africa. A conservancy is private land,...Read More
