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The beauty of sunny winter days in Cape Town 💙
27/07/2026

The beauty of sunny winter days in Cape Town 💙

Few wildlife encounters compare to looking into the eyes of a wild leopard. Moments like these are why we keep returning...
24/07/2026

Few wildlife encounters compare to looking into the eyes of a wild leopard. Moments like these are why we keep returning to Africa. 🐆🌿

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06/07/2026

Crossing the hanging bridge in Madagascar’s incredible Tsingy landscape… one careful step at a time. Suspended high above the razor-sharp limestone pinnacles, with nothing but the deafening chorus of cicadas filling the air, it’s one of those moments that makes you feel wonderfully alive. Adventure doesn’t get much better than this.

Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest is one of Africa’s most rewarding wildlife experiences. Watching these incredible p...
12/06/2026

Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest is one of Africa’s most rewarding wildlife experiences. Watching these incredible primates in their natural habitat is both exciting and humbling.

Did you know that many of our Uganda gorilla trekking safaris can also include chimpanzee trekking in Kibale? The perfect combination for an unforgettable primate adventure.

📸 Photo credit: Client .schuman

Tiny faces. Big eyes. Endless curiosity.The secret night shift of Madagascar’s forests. Took this photo of these Mouse L...
10/05/2026

Tiny faces. Big eyes. Endless curiosity.
The secret night shift of Madagascar’s forests. Took this photo of these Mouse Lemurs sitting in a single leaf. ✨🐾

Mouse lemurs are the world’s smallest primates and are found only in Madagascar. Despite their tiny size — some weighing less than 60 grams — they are incredibly agile nocturnal hunters, feeding on insects, fruit, nectar, and tree sap. Their enormous eyes are perfectly adapted for life in the dark forests of Madagascar.

Some mouse lemur species are still relatively common locally, while others are critically endangered with only a few thousand — or even just hundreds — thought to remain in the wild. Conservationists consider Madagascar one of the world’s most important biodiversity hotspots because over 90% of its wildlife occurs nowhere else on Earth.

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Under the stars and surrounded by the wild, tonight’s bed comes with a view you can’t find anywhere else.
18/01/2026

Under the stars and surrounded by the wild, tonight’s bed comes with a view you can’t find anywhere else.

Madagascar is home to approximately half of the world’s 150+ chameleon species, spanning both subfamilies: typical chame...
08/05/2025

Madagascar is home to approximately half of the world’s 150+ chameleon species, spanning both subfamilies: typical chameleons (Chamaeleoninae) and dwarf chameleons (Brookesiinae). These reptiles exhibit an extraordinary range of adaptations, making them some of the most distinctive lizards on the planet. The name “chameleon” is derived from the Greek words chamai (on the ground) and leon (lion), meaning “earth lion.” A well-known Malagasy proverb states: “Like the chameleon, one eye on the future, one eye on the past.” Took the photo of this Leaf Chameleon on Nose Be.

29/09/2024

Contact us for customised itineraries at any price range to this stunning and unique African destination. [email protected]

It’s sundowner time!
01/03/2024

It’s sundowner time!

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