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All the best Black Friday deals updated here this entire week!

The waiver was recently signed by Minister Motsoaledi and comes into effect immediately.

Why is the Matusdona National Park so special? Read on we’ll tell you…

Kenya is the home of the safari with some exceptional options for those looking for adventure, excitement and romance. Here’s why…

A controversial Kangaluwi open cast copper mine project has been given the go ahead in the Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia…

Today we are launching our partnership with ex South African cricketer, Jonty Rhodes, famous for revolutionising the modern game.

With only 5000 – 6000 Painted Wolves left in the wilds of Africa this highly intelligent and social animal is considered critically endangered. Sean explores…

Ten reasons to visit this magnificent region in Zambia’s Kafue National Park…

Capmount Lodges, Wilderness Safaris and Painted Dog Conservation, are partnering to trans-locate a pack of wild Painted Wolves (aka African Wild Dogs) from Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park to the Mana Pools National Park.

The Complete Guide To Zimbabwe’s Magnificent National Parks

Ndlovu Youth Choir Nails Audition On 2019 America’s Got Talent. My African Dream

Planning a marriage proposal, wedding or honeymoon? South Africa is one of the most exciting and beautiful countries on planet earth to do it…

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has made the Zimbabwean dollar the sole currency for legal tender purposes.

Seeing the Great Wildebeest Migration is on many peoples’ bucket list, but lots of travelers miss out because of misconceptions around seasonality. We think every season has its unique selling points!

Botswana lifts hunting ban on elephants, Will this have an affect on its tourism industry?

One of the questions we receive a lot when planning a safari for first time visitors is where to go and what to do. Lets explore the benefits of Botswana and Zimbabwe as exciting options…

Makanyi Private Game Lodge has gone green and has become the first lodge in the Timbavati, part of the world famous Greater Kruger Park, to make use of an electric safari vehicle.

After a month of exploring the countryside, stopping for 'padkos' along the way and generally keeping authorities on their feet, the lion missing from the Karoo National Park has been captured. Like any naughty outlaw, he was sleeping it all off in a police cell, sure to be affronted upon waking that his freedom had [...]

Time for some family bonding? Here’s the reasons we think a family safari is so important…

Botswana committed to joining Zimbabwe and Zambia by making use of the Univisa system…

Why Zimbabwe? Read on to find out!

BBC One released its fourth episode of their critically acclaimed series Dynasties last Sunday. Prepare yourself for the Painted Wolves of Mana Pools National Park

Traveling to Victoria Falls and want to see attractions and do activities on both sides of the falls? Zambia and Zimbabwe both offer incredible experiences. Read this useful travel tip to see how a UniVisa can make your time there more enjoyable!

Whether you choose one of our all-inclusive packages, or you take advantage of the pay for 6, stay for 7 specials, all resorts offer great food, relaxation and activities for the whole family. Why not hop over to Zanzibar?

Looking for the perfect family break in March and April for the school holidays and over Easter? Find the perfect mix of leisure and adventure. These packages will get snapped up faster than a chocolate egg on Easter morning so don’t delay!

What is it like to traverse the Okavango Delta by boat? Danny Crous gives us a pigeon hole view into this magnificent world.

In late April we embarked on one of our annual exploratory trips to the Okavango Delta to visit some new, and well established, safari lodges and camps.

We answer one of the most common questions that we receive from travelers! Read More >

Our on the ground Pro Guide, Julian Brookstein, sends us news from within the magnificent Hwange National Park

Pay for 3 Nights and Stay for 4 at Anabezi Luxury Tented Camp

Sounds unlikely right? A videographer takes 2 friends, a drone and snowboards into Matroosberg Nature Reserve to carve up the biggest dump of snowfall in South Africa in 10 years!

When the frantic pace of camp life calms down between the flow of guests, learner guides are fortunate enough to spend more time learning with the pros. Beth shares her latest story…

Looking back over the wet season at Hwange, Pro Guide, Julian Brookstein, sends us news from within the magnificent game reserve…

Danny Crous, Adventurer and Camp Manager at Qorokwe in the Okavango Delta, shares a story of regular lion activity around the camp over the past few weeks…

While experiecing more camps on our recent trip to Botswana, we discovered Qorokwe, a high-density game area in which this magnificent camp is situated. Modern, chic and superbly designed, Qorokwe is an architect’s masterpiece…
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Win a pair of Golden Circle tickets to see Incubus live in Cape Town on 28th Feb ’18.

Incubus announces official South African tour in February 2018. Shows in Cape Town and Pretoria. Tickets go on sale Monday 13th Nov.

While many good people and fine organisations raise public funds to support conservation, there are others who use conservation issues to raise money for themselves….

We’ve added expeditions that provide access to remote regions and experiences led by private guides, as well as experts in the fields of conservation, nature photography, amongst others.

South Africa has been named the candidate best able to fulfill World Rugby’s criteria for hosting the 2023 World Cup, outbidding France and Ireland.

While fast paced life for the staff at camp has simmered down, leaner safari guide Beth Squire shares an amazing day out in the Hwange bush.

The dry, dusty earth has soaked up the first few rains in Hwange National Park with gusto, much to the joy of both the staff and animals of the Camp Hwange Consession.

Julian Brookstein, a Pro Safari Guide in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park, explains what lion tracking is like and the adrenaline you feel when doing a walking safari.