A visit to another Planet
Namibia’s land surface covers more than 820,000 km square with a population of around 3 million people. It is a very dry country with vast areas that are not quite inhabitable. Mining has been their main industry for many years, but they are catching up with their neighbours on the tourism part too. As we […]
Mokalas – A suricate family of Tswalu
Tswalu Game Reserve, situated in South Africa’s Northern Cape province, lies within the Greater Kalahari region. Combining the Korannaberg Mountain Range and the rolling red dunes of the Kalahari sands, the reserve boasts an astonishing array of wildlife. Among these, desert black rhinos, Kalahari dark-maned lions, pangolins, Cape foxes, and aardvarks stand out. Yet, my […]
Falling for Tswalu
On the second installment of her multi destinations safari adventure, guest Shirley Sword shares with us her thoughts of her stay in Tswalu and why a piece of heat will forever remain in the Kalahari desert
From Desert to Delta
Guest Shannon Neumann recently travelled to Botswana’s Okavango Delta and the Kalahari desert. She was in search of contrasting landscape and wildlife and returned with beautiful images and lots of adventures to tell. Read more about her adventure and love affair with the meerkats and her useful traveller tips here.
