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Photo Galleries, Photographer of the Year

Photographer of the Year 2017 Semi-finalists Part 2

Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists – images that will have you grabbing your camera and booking your next safari

Photo Galleries, Photographer of the Year

Photographer of the Year 2017 Semi-finalists Part 1

Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists – images that will have you grabbing your camera and booking your next safari

Travel & Lifestyle

Réunion Island: Trekking to the ‘Peak of the Furnace’

Located within the Réunion National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Piton de la Fournaise, also known as ‘The Peak of the Furnace’ or le Volcan (the Volcano) by the locals, has had more than 150 recorded eruptions since the 17th century, with the most recent eruption beginning on 31 January 2017. At 2,631 metres in height and about 530,000 years old, this volcano is one of Réunion Island’s most popular tourist attraction.

Destinations, Natural history

Mabamba Swamp: A bird-lovers paradise!

Mabamba Swamp is a bird-lovers dream destination. It is home to 260 bird species, including the massive shoebill – Uganda’s most sought-after bird!

Rhino, Australia, enclosure
Natural history, Poaching

Rhinos to Australia: is this conservation?

There are plans afoot to move rhinos from Africa to Australia as an ‘insurance policy’ and for ‘safekeeping’ in large grass paddocks amongst the gum trees. Is this a valid conservation project (as claimed) or a misdirection of energy and resources by a well-meaning Western society intent on privatising African conservation into their own backyard?

Photo Galleries, Photographer of the Year

Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists Part 1

Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists – images that will have you booking your next safari

Photo Galleries, Photographer of the Year

Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists Part 4

Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists – images that will have you booking your next safari

Photo Galleries, Photographer of the Year

Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists Part 3

Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists – images that will have you booking your next safari

Photo Galleries, Photographer of the Year

Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists Part 2

Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year 2017 Top 101 Finalists – images that will have you booking your next safari

Hunting, Natural history

The link between hunting & tourism in Namibia

I am not a hunter. Nor have I ever been. I am a vegetarian (since the age of about 11), I am part of the environmental NGO sector and I have interests in the tourism industry in Namibia. So, it might surprise you that I am a strong supporter of the hunting industry in Namibia, and indeed, throughout Africa.

Natural history, Travel & Lifestyle

6 Tips to sketch a cheetah hunt

Wildlife artist and art safari host Alison Nicholls shares tips for sketching a hunting cheetah hunt – including field sketches and photos

Natural history, Poaching

Human-wildlife conflict in East Africa

Human-wildlife conflict is one of the biggest causes of reduction in wildlife populations across Africa – we unpack various solutions

African safari

Why choose us to craft your safari?

Handcrafted experiential safaris since 1991.

Travel in Africa is about knowing when and where to go, and with whom. A few weeks too early/late or a few kilometres off course, and you could miss the greatest show on Earth. And wouldn’t that be a pity?

African travel

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We donate a portion of the revenue from every safari sold to carefully selected conservation projects that make a significant difference at ground level.

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