Every year, millions of wildebeest, zebra and antelope cross the plains of East Africa. They do this to find greener pastures, before they head back to the other side a few months later. The migration occurs through Kenya and Tanzania, starting from the Serengeti National Park, heading towards the Maasai Mara National Reserve. This means the animals travel almost 3,000 kilometres and if you have the right vantage point, the views are extraordinary. There’s a reason this is ca

If you’ve been planning a dream trip to Africa and you’ve wanted to know a little bit about what to expect, where to go, and what you’ll be doing on a safari, then reading up on the Blue Canyon Game Conservancy is a great place to start. The Game Conservancy is smack bang in the middle of the Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve and the Greater Kruger National Park. Every great African animal known to man (except buffalo) can be seen in this amazing place. Everything from elepha

If you have never been on an African safari, 2018 should be your year to do so. There is nothing quite like the experience of watching majestic creatures stroll past you, going about their day, while you sit tucked safe in the back of a safari vehicle. Elephants to Lions, antelope to giraffes, Africa is filled with unique and intriguing animals. But an African safari that is not just about the big five and other well known animals. Here are our top five animals you might n

Without a doubt, Chobe National Park in Botswana is one of southern Africa’s most visited National Parks and it’s easy to see why. Spread over almost 12,000 sq kms, you’ll experience one of the largest wildlife habitats in Africa and you’ll remember the experience forever. Here are 3 reasons you need to visit Chobe National Park: 1. The Animals Chobe is home to an abundant number of elephants and provides a fantastic setting for getting up close and personal with this majesti

When you’re looking for a holiday that is completely unique, there’s no doubt that Africa has worked its way onto your bucket list at some point. An African Safari is truly one of the world’s greatest, and most sought after, holiday options. If you think an African Safari is all tents surrounded by lions, a small campfire and a million mosquitoes – think again! There are some fantastic options available for those who want to enjoy Africa, but also want to keep some of their c

2018 is here, and there is no better time to book a holiday than right now. 2017 was a great year for tourism across the globe and 2018 looks to be even bigger. If you need more reasons to convince you that you need a holiday, well that’s exactly what you are about to read. Here are 5 reasons why you need to book a holiday in 2018: You need goals Even if your holiday is not until the end of the year, booking a holiday now will set your goals high. Knowing that a holiday is yo

When you are planning a visit to Africa, no doubt you’ve already done your research into the best places to go and Masai Mara has likely popped up into your list. It’s no wonder. It is one of the most visited places on the continent and it’s easy to see why – the grassy plains, the wildlife, the waterholes; not to mention the sunsets are some of the most amazing you’ll ever experience. If you don’t have Masai Mara on your itinerary yet, here are 5 things you need to know that

If you’re after a true African experience, you want the whole shebang – from exciting animal encounters, to alluring natural landscapes; elephants by the waterhole, to sunsets across the plain. And one of the most popular places to see all of this – and much more, is Chobe National Park. There are plenty of reasons you should visit Chobe, but these are our top 5. 1. Elephants. If you love elephants and want to observe as many as possible, there are so many elephants in Chobe

If you’re planning a trip to Central Africa for the annual migration, or at any time of year, there are a number of places that you must include on your itinerary – and Moru Kopjes is one of those. The Moru Kopjes, located in the Serengeti National Park in the heart of the Serengeti, are huge granite rock formations that emerge from the ground like small mountains, creating beautiful vistas and a home to an abundance of local wildlife and flora. One of the most special featur

The wildebeest migration is one of the Seven New Wonders Of The World and it’s easy to see why – millions of animals, including wildebeest, gazelle, zebra and eland, all crossing the open plains in search of greener pastures and fresh water. And of course with the herbivores, come the carnivores – and the circle continues as lion, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas and crocodile take their pick. If you’re planning a trip to Africa, the annual migration is one journey you don’t want t