Tswalu: where conservation is intertwined with the guest experience
Pangolins are the world’s most trafficked mammal, but in the Kalahari in South Africa, committed conservation projects are helping to save these unique creatures. Conservation [...]
The Best Time to See the Great Wildebeest Migration
Each year, over 1.5 million wildebeest thunder across the plains of East Africa in search of greener pastures—joined by zebras, gazelles, and followed closely [...]
2025 Africa Travel Trends
From citizen science trips and different game viewing perspectives, here are our 2022 travel trends and predictions.
Best Places to Visit in Africa in 2022
Whether you're planning a honeymoon or family vacation, here are the best places to visit in Africa in 2022 and beyond.
11 Beautiful Places to Stay in Uganda
Uganda has some outstanding accommodation options that mirror the diversity, beauty, and friendliness of ‘the pearl of Africa’. Here’s our guide to the most beautiful lodges in Uganda.
12 Reasons to Visit Uganda
As you’ll see from our list, almost anything you can do elsewhere in Africa, you can do in Uganda – it’s almost as though all the best bits of the continent have been rolled into one. So, without further ado, let’s dive into the best things to do in Uganda!
Ethical Animal Experiences in Africa: 7 Close Wildlife Encounters
Gain an even greater appreciation for the uniqueness and beauty of wildlife through these ethical animal experiences in Africa.
Best Elephant Experiences in Africa
There’s no more iconic African animal than the elephant. Several safari lodges around Africa are known for their resident or nearby elephant herds, so here’s our guide about the best elephant experiences in Africa.
Best New Safari Camps and Lodges Opening in 2019
As the saying goes, there is always something new out of Africa, and 2019 promises to be a landmark year in terms of new safari camps and lodges opening in some of Africa’s most alluring destinations.
Masai Mara National Reserve versus Masai Mara Conservancies
In an effort to reduce the tourism pressure on the Masai Mara National Reserve, in recent years a number of private conservancies have been established. These are all part of the greater Mara ecosystem, and most of them adjoin the Reserve itself.