Tswalu is a place of many contradictions. We found this typically arid landscape carpeted in seeding grasses and wild sunflowers, the oryx, kudu, giraffe and mountain zebra fat and happy and the cheetah, wild dog and lions thriving.
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”.
Come with us to the Pafuri region which lies in the far north of the Kruger National Park, in a vast triangle between the Limpopo and Luvuvhu rivers along South Africa’s north-eastern frontier. Embrace spectacular landscapes with mountains and gorges in the west giving way to plains,
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.
The Swartland home of AA Badenhorst Family Wines is the Kalmoesfontein wine farm on the slopes of the Agter Paardeberg - a truly special farm run by some very special people in South Africa. A recent visit revealed more
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.
The "Mother City" is an increasingly popular addition to a safari itinerary. We have our own approach to showing off our favourite city, and here is an insight into how we like to do Cape Town
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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