Nestled in the breathtaking Great Karoo, Mount Camdeboo Private Game Reserve offers a unique escape that beautifully combines luxury and environmental sustainability. With a range of accommodation options, including elegant manor houses, a romantic private cottage, and secluded safari eco-friendly Pods, every visitor can find

Villiers Steyn, widely known as The Safari Expert, has had a lifelong passion for photography. Born and raised in Pretoria, Villiers began his photographic journey as his high school’s go-to photographer, capturing everything from sports events and socials to class photos and stage performances. His

The Zululand Conservation Trust is more than just an organization; it’s a symbol of unwavering dedication to the wildlife and people of Zululand. Before it even officially came into being, the Trust was hard at work, doing everything possible to conserve and protect the magnificent

Zahn Kruger, a passionate wildlife photographer based in South Africa, has dedicated her life to capturing the untamed beauty of Africa’s wildlife. At 30, Zahn’s journey behind the lens has taken her through the vast wilderness of South Africa, where she finds inspiration in the

Africa, with its sprawling savannas, dense jungles, and vast deserts, is more than just a backdrop; it is a living, breathing entity, teeming with life and stories waiting to be told. For me, the essence of a great wildlife photographer lies in the ability to

At just 22 years old, Danie Booysen is a rising star in wildlife photography. Born and raised in South Africa, Danie’s love for nature and animals was evident from a young age. Now a Veterinary Science student at the University of Pretoria, he is dedicated

In the heart of Timbavati and Umbabat, South Africa, Motswari Private Game Reserve is a place where dreams of the African wilderness come to life. The name “Motswari,” meaning “to conserve and protect” in Tswana, perfectly encapsulates the ethos of this reserve. Guests are welcomed

Linda Ness, a passionate photographer with a deep love for nature, has a unique journey that shaped her artistic vision. As a youngster, Linda traveled extensively, always with her camera in hand, capturing the world around her. With limited budgets, she carefully rationed her treasured

One common regret people express towards the end of their lives is wishing they had traveled more. In today’s bustling world of travel, where wanderlust beckons from every corner of the globe, there’s one destination that stands out above the rest: Africa. The most special

Twenty years ago, I embarked on a thrilling expedition to Botswana with my wife, her parents, and her brother. Our journey took us through the mesmerizing landscapes of the Okavango Delta and the expansive Makgadikgadi Pans, where we encountered the majesty of African wildlife. However,

Did you know the unmistakable aroma of buttered popcorn in the bush could be a sign that a leopard has been nearby? It may sound like a quirky titbit from a trivia night, but it’s a fascinating fact about the way leopards mark their territory.

In a surprising turn of events, Botswana’s President, Mokgweetsi Masisi, has issued a provocative proposition to Germany amidst a contentious conservation dispute. Frustrated by proposed restrictions on the importation of hunting trophies, President Masisi has proposed a rather unconventional solution: relocating 20,000 elephants to Berlin.

Nestled amidst the sweeping vistas of the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, where the morning sun paints the Drakensberg mountains in hues of gold, where the ancient beats of Zulu warriors once echoed through the air, lies a hidden gem: Umzolozolo Private Safari Lodge. Here, amid a landscape

We were camped at Bosobogolo pan, the closest campers 20km away. It was our second night in Mabua; we had heard lions at the far side of the pan the previous evening but generally had seen very little game – a few springbok, ostriches, and

A recent study led by New York University and animal welfare organization FOUR PAWS has shed light on the distressing impact of cub petting, a popular wildlife tourist attraction. The research exposes the normalization of touching young lions, the perpetuation of captive breeding, and dire