Whilst 2020 wasn’t the year for travel, there’s still plenty of time to dream about the incredible once-in-a-lifetime trips that we’ll take in 2021. From epic four-wheel desert safaris to see the big five in Namibia to witnessing humpback whales in their natural habitat in the Dominican Republic, LOTUS has rounded up eight of the best bucket-list … Continue reading →
London, UK 9th October 2020 – Travel insurance provider battleface today announced a new partnership with The African Travel and Tourism Association ATTA® to help bolster tourism to Africa. The new partnership will enable ATTA® members to work with battleface … Continue reading →
As of October 1, Uganda’s borders have reopened, and Entebbe International Airport (EBB) has resumed operations for international airlines following a 6-month closure during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. All of Uganda’s national parks are open to … Continue reading →
A silia Africa‘s Sayari Camp in the Serengeti has reopened after a complete rebuild. The newly reimagined property opened just in time for the annual wildebeest crossings of the Mara River. Sayari has the enviable location of being the closest … Continue reading →
Join the CARES Movement by booking a safari voucher now and help us raise $ 10000 for local Botswana community projects. The Covid-19 crisis has crippled the world economy and travel & tourism is one of the worst affected … Continue reading →
As the dust settles and the world very slowly and tentatively starts to raise her beautiful head from covid lockdown many of us will recognise that whilst our horizons have shrunk our imaginations and aspirations most definitely have not. … Continue reading →
www.windowsonthewild.com Africa’s diverse wildlife is currently mesmerising TV viewers, be it walking in the footsteps of the world’s largest land animals in Channel 4’s Walking With Elephants, shining a spotlight on endangered species conservation in Work on the Wild Side or a closer … Continue reading →
Asilia Africa, East Africa’s leading safari operator, is offering discounts of up to 75% on a safari of a lifetime for healthcare and emergency service workers from anywhere in the world when travel resumes. Asilia has 19 camps … Continue reading →
Recent events have altered our lives considerably, but while our freedom to roam is on hold, we can still escape online and make plans for the future. Ready to inspire your itchy feet, leading adventure travel specialist, Acacia Africa has … Continue reading →
While humans stay safe at home, for now, nature never stops, and we need its soothing continuity more than ever. We may not be able to soak up every sensory morsel of the forest, bush, beach or savanna for … Continue reading →
Sri Lanka offers a unique – yet still relatively unknown – safari experience. USPs such as the highest concentration of leopards in the world combine with evocative historic sites and idyllic beach locations to eclipse more tourist-thronged African rivals. … Continue reading →
0 Sayari Camp, Tanzania Inspired by the colorful culture of the Kuria tribe who call the northern Serengeti home, Sayari Camp’s bold new look was conceptualized by the mastermind behind Jabali Ridge and Namiri Plains. It’s a favorite lodge for … Continue reading →
Initiative On International Women’s Day Safari specialist, Acacia Africa will launch its #WomenGoSolo social media initiative on International Women’s Day, Friday 08 March. The tour operator will be sharing inspirational content across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and teaming up with … Continue reading →
SafariBookings.com, the largest online marketplace for specialised safari tours, has analysed over 3,000 safari tour reviews from 2018, revealing Botswana to be the best safari country on the African continent. Reviews from safari-goers around the globe were scrutinised in this wide-ranging analysis, … Continue reading →
So, it’s Friday at last, but what have you got lined up for the weekend? A few jobs around the house and a supermarket shop? Well, imagine you could spend a long weekend on an African safari, tracking leopards through … Continue reading →
Day 1 – Nairobi You will be met at the airport and transferred to your city hotel. Depending on your flight times, you can visit various city excursions like the museum, David Shedrick Wildlife Trust, the Giraffe Center, Karen Blixen … Continue reading →
The Sarojin, Thailand’s luxurious 56-roomed boutique residence, has enhanced its adventure experiences with a brand-new Thai island safari. Adding to the hotel’s jungle, nature and cultural adventures, the Koh Prathong Island Safari helps guests explore the unspoilt natural beauty of … Continue reading →
From the most popular African countries for the solo traveller to the up and comers on the safari circuit, Acacia Africa gives its expert opinion on where to head. With its itineraries ranging from three to 58 days, the tour … Continue reading →
MalaMala, one of South Africa’s most iconic “Big 5” Private Game Reserves is currently undergoing an incredible “re-imagination” of both MalaMala Main Camp and adjoining Sable Camp. The new interiors beautifully blend old and new, classic and contemporary – whilst … Continue reading →
Livingstone is known as the base for global travellers wanting to explore one of the 7 natural wonders of the world, Victoria Falls. Livingstone has numerous accommodation options, but for those still wanting to get their ‘safari’ fix close to … Continue reading →
