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EyeseeAfrica We plan bespoke and personalized adventures to Africa. www.eyeseeafrica.net Boutique travel company

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!

Sunday morning in Cape Town.. so many hikes to choose from..and many times it is only you and the mountain.
18/02/2024

Sunday morning in Cape Town.. so many hikes to choose from..and many times it is only you and the mountain.

Always special when Rambo comes to say hello! Let us know if you want to meet this special Big Tusker.
04/02/2024

Always special when Rambo comes to say hello! Let us know if you want to meet this special Big Tusker.

As we bid farewell to another incredible year, we want to extend our deepest gratitude for choosing eyeseeAfrica for you...
30/12/2023

As we bid farewell to another incredible year, we want to extend our deepest gratitude for choosing eyeseeAfrica for your adventures in 2023.

It has been our pleasure to be a part of your journey, and we are sincerely thankful for the trust you placed in us.

As we look forward to the upcoming year, we are excited about the prospect of continuing to provide exceptional travel experiences for you and our future guests.

Once again, thank you for choosing eyeseeAfrica.

We wish you a wonderful holiday season and a fantastic start to the New Year!

Tertius & the eyeseeAfrica team.

Hidden away on the island of Likoma in the middle of Lake Malawi, Kaya Mawa, which means ‘maybe tomorrow’, is Africa’s u...
15/12/2023

Hidden away on the island of Likoma in the middle of Lake Malawi, Kaya Mawa, which means ‘maybe tomorrow’, is Africa’s ultimate beach destination.
Opened in 2004, Kaya Mawa has won a number of awards, including Condé Nast magazine’s ‘Most Romantic Place in the World’ and the ‘Best Beach Resort in Malawi’ at the Haute Grandeur Global Awards.
It offers complete relaxation, luxury and a range of fantastic water sports in stunning blue waters.

The rains have started in Namibia and the Hoodias are blooming!😊Hoodia gordonii is one of the most sought after succulen...
30/11/2023

The rains have started in Namibia and the Hoodias are blooming!😊Hoodia gordonii is one of the most sought after succulents due to its medicinal properties. It has been called one of the wonder plants of the twenty-first century. Hoodia gordonii is a spiny succulent. In the early stages only one stem is produced but at a later stage the plant starts branching. Mature plants can have as many as 50 individual branches and weigh as much as 30 kg. Several species of Hoodia are eaten raw. Obviously the spines must first be removed. Hoodia has been known for many years as an appetite suppressant. These appetite suppressant properties have now been developed and Hoodia derivative products are now marketed in many western countries where obesity is becoming a problem. .lodge

19/11/2023

Nowhere else in Africa, especially during October, will you see so many different animals in great numbers gather around waterholes - Etosha, the great white place.

The Wildebeest is not an antelope appreciated for his natural beauty. They have have broad muzzles, Roman noses, and sha...
26/10/2023

The Wildebeest is not an antelope appreciated for his natural beauty. They have have broad muzzles, Roman noses, and shaggy manes and tails that does not inspire portrait photography. Despite its ugly appearance, African people hold the wildebeest in such reverence that the Zulu word for wildebeest, Nkonkoni is used to denote a champion or leader in any field. The wisest and greatest traditional healer in any community is always called the 'inkonkoni'.

Spot for the night!
25/10/2023

Spot for the night!

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