East Africa Magic
As we boarded our flight to Nairobi, in the final approach to this bucket list trip, we could not have imagined what was in store. The wheels had been in motion for this trip for over a year. The planning was easy and fun, having Wandering Thru at the helm. Upon our arrival on the […]
The Lowveld: Heart of the Greater Kruger and Africa’s Wild Past
Explore the rich history and wild beauty of South Africa’s Lowveld—home to the Greater Kruger, epic big game, and ancient trade routes. From malaria myths to gold rush tales, this region has transformed from a feared wilderness into one of Africa’s most sought-after safari and farming areas.
Mababe Depression
The Mababe Depression is a “newish” game viewing area that has taken off in a big way over the last few years. Found to the east of the Khwai and Moremi concessions and the south of Chobe, this once grassland is changing into a prominent marsh. With earthquakes and tectonic movements in the last few […]
Africa’s Tree of Life
In cultures throughout the world, a “Tree of Life” can be found. These trees often represent growth, life itself and the connectivity of people to nature or one another. It can also be seen as the cycle of live and death or the connection between heaven and earth. In Africa we also have a “Tree […]
Some different Climates on Safari
As we are now well within our season switch, whether it be Autumn or Spring, things across the African continent are changing. When it comes to Africa, there are many different climatic differences and micro-climates all over. There are some really stand out things though with regards to the climate here, things that are either […]
Everyone’s Favourite Pig
“Look it’s Pumba!”, is something we often hear when we have guests on their first safari. Thanks to Walt Disneys, The Lion King, warthogs have become a favorite for many people. They are spunky little pigs that often become well habituated with people and will often move through camps, grazing on the well watered lawns, […]
Hwange National Park
Hwange National Park is found in the north-western parts of Zimbabwe, very close to the Botswana border. Hwange itself covers around one and half million hectares and so is just under a third of the size of Kruger National Park. As with Kruger, Hwange does have the opportunity to grow and also join up with […]
A Birds Eye View
As with mammals, birds rely heavily on all five of their senses, with their eyesight and hearing the most important of all. Eyes are certainly necessary for finding food, mates and water, but more importantly they help with flight. A bird in flight is making quick and accurate movements, responding to all sorts of things […]
Klaserie Magic
My husband and I began going on Safari way back in 2009. We went for 4 nights in the Sabi Sand. Our guide was Ryan Johnston and he gave us an amazing time. We returned to be guided by Ryan for the next four years. We have then spread our wings and experienced safaris in other […]
A Remarkable Conservation Effort
White rhinos are making a comeback! Thanks to the Rhino Rewild Initiative, over 120 rhinos have been released into private reserves near Kruger National Park, with 2,000 more set to follow. Strategic conservation efforts, anti-poaching measures, and ideal habitats are giving this iconic species a second chance in the wild
