2023 marked a welcome return to Botswana for a few members of the Anderson Expeditions team after a brief hiatus as the world resolved pandemics. We enjoyed trips into the Okavango Delta, connecting with old friends and making new ones on journeys back to the
Against the backdrop of the continued slaughter of rhino in Africa and the significant threat posed to the survival of the species, here are some photos to provide insight into a recent rhino dehorning experience I was privileged to be a part of with guests
Would Spirit the cross-bred terrier just shut up!? It’s far too early to be barking at Quackers N. Cheese – the poor duck needs a decent rest from his relentless window tapping. “Bark, tap, tap, bark, morning, bark, tap, tap tap, morning, your coffee sir”.
As lodges and operators continue in the search for the ultimate in luxury, comfort and experience - we are excited about a number of innovations and arrivals in 2023. From old favourites refreshing their look and feel or adding new rooms to entirely new lodges
From the team’s explorations of Africa, we put our heads together and have chosen our top 5 safari destinations that we would be hurrying back to given half a chance. Here are our Top 5 safari destinations
Where to go on safari with children is a question often posed to us and on a recent trip to Kenya with his daughter, team member Gareth Hardres-Williams was reminded just why this vibrant East African country often comes up in answer to that question
At their core, these Specialist Expeditions exist to take our guests on life changing, impactful, active and participative journeys to some of Africa’s most dramatic and remote wilderness areas.
South Africa offers a great deal of variety for the safari goer and certainly represents an ideal destination for that first safari. Here is an example of recent safari we embarked on, combining to distinct reserve areas and showcasing this diversity.
Fraser Gear introduces a first time safari family to the East African Serengeti-Mara ecosystem in search of 50 mammals. Here is his detailed trip report
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