Mobile tented camps are the original concept for safari travel and have stood the test of time over generations. They continue to provide the freedom to plan, design and implement a private camp in exactly the right place, at the perfect time and custom built specifically for
This Great Migration “season” in East Africa has been accompanied by a significant amount of comment recently as this wildlife phenomenon becomes exposed to the over-tourism connundrum much reported on in other parts of the world. Africa has long seen itself as the antidote travel option
One of my abiding take-away's from the recent time I spent in Congo (the Republic of and not the Democratic Republic of – more on this below) was the power and enormity of the Congo River. My first interaction with the river was from the
Botswana’s Mababe Depression Botswana holds an allure as a safari destination that is fascinating to observe. From the multi-repeat safari goer who has explored countless countries and safari offerings, to the first-time safari novice just dipping their toe into the confusing torrent of options that exist
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”.
“This may be what my over-stimulated brain needs” I thought, tying a fishy looking surface popper onto my line and subconsciously emptying my head of everything other than the deserted beach and a mixed flock of Crested and Common Terns flying tightly over a point
Exceptional Western Lowland Gorilla tracking in beautiful Loango National Park, Gabon. The boat cuts through the rising mist on the Iguela lagoon. Our hair blown back by the wind as we race past seemingly endless forested peninsulas and islands. We keep a keen eye out for