Standing on the vast and seemingly endless Liuwa Plain with a gin and tonic in hand I am convinced I can see the curvature of the earth. I did consider it was the effects of the gin after a long day exploring the remote park
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
Canoeing on the Dikere stream is one of my favourite adventures anywhere in Africa. The shallow waters of the stream are a huge attraction to the region’s wildlife in this scorchingly hot and dry landscape. Pushing our canoes off the muddy bank we are straight into
Lucien Beaumont and James Hendry recently ventured into Tanzania with some Anderson Expeditions guests at what was a somewhat less typical time of year in early/mid-November and they had the most exceptional time on safari. Typically, Tanzania is most popular as a safari destination at
I recently had the privilege of joining one of Angama’s educational trips, one that will forever be etched into my memory, as this was the first time travelling to Kenya. A destination I have longed to visit all my life. I consider myself extremely fortunate
I have just returned from an unforgettable adventure to Alphonse Island, a hidden paradise nestled in the Seychelles archipelago. The tropical ocean has always been my happy place, so I was very excited to join an educational trip with 'Blue Safari". Wow wow wow! Pristine
I recently had the privilege of visiting the stunning islands of São Tomé and Principe in the Gulf of Guinea off the West African coast and found myself completely blown away by the beauty and diversity of these remote refuges. From pristine rainforests and rugged
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