Anderson Expeditions specialist guide Mark McKenzie returned to Zakouma National Park in Chad and shared his experiences of the recent addition of a canoeing adventure
With our guides having blazed trails over the last few years, leading pioneering trips to exciting destinations to the likes of Gabon and Ethiopia, we asked them to apply their minds to what they thought represents the immediate future of adventure travel. Gabon Anderson Expeditions pioneers
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
The Great Migration - anyone who has heard of safari has heard of the Great Wildebeest Migration of the Mara-Serengeti. The most astounding natural spectacle on planet earth, at its most enthralling when the numberless wildebeest, zebra and Thomson’s gazelles reach the apogee of their great
An exploration of the West Coast flowers and wines - Blossoms & Booze is a specialist guided exploration of a floral phenomena with some good wines to wash the experience down with.
Beginning in eastern Damaraland, this expedition will traverse west and north through valleys flush with grass and crossing ephemeral dry riverbeds lined with Camelthorns. Following a tributary of the legendary Hoanib river we make our way into the Skeleton Coast and the Hoanib river valley
The Busanga Plains are a gorgeous expanse of open grassland in the northern reaches of the Kafue National Park in Zambia occupying more than 5 million acres of National Park
Within the Sabi Sands there are a number of exceptional safari lodge offerings that one can chose from, depending on one’s budget, one’s definition of luxury and one’s aesthetic sensibilities
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