DESTINATIONS


by Jacqueline van Strijp 07 Jun, 2022
Imbued with an irresistible vacation vibe, Durban is recognized for the gorgeous beaches of the Golden Mile, its world-class surf areas and lively Indian culture.
by Jacqueline van Strijp 25 Apr, 2022
The Klein Karoo has an old and wild feel to it. It feels preserved, remote, and unchanging. It's easy to forget that the earth has kept spinning over the last few decades as you drive through ostrich farms and tobacco plantations. It's a form of magic that's subtle but powerful.
by Jana Meyer 30 Oct, 2019
The Tsavo National Park is the biggest National Park in Kenya. It covers around 4% of the total land area. Although the game viewing is truly amazing, it's not considered as a standard park for safaris on many itineraries. Perhaps this fact makes it even more exciting for visitors!
by Jana Meyer 30 Sept, 2019
Visiting Namibia is always amazing – we almost know every inch of this country, but somehow it surprises us every time and has always been a true adventure.
by Jana Meyer 29 Aug, 2019
"Amazing Africa gave me the opportunity to find out if guiding is really my thing and if I want to continue my education in this area. I am extremely grateful that each person's strengths are highlighted and promoted. No one raises any obstacles. We are empowered to work on our selves and to find out our passion. Fortunately, everyone at AA is always on the ball and flexible." – Ryan Lependy
by Jana Meyer 29 Aug, 2019
We know Namibia like the back of our hand but to be honest, haven’t explored Angola that much and missed out on an amazing and beautiful country. Kerstin and Mark were happy to have done this educational and we can now gladly say that Angola is our new destination in Southern Africa.
by Jana Meyer 17 Jul, 2019
We – Mirjam and Frikkie – started our journey to Mozambique in White River, Mpumalanga, with spending one night at Muluwa Lodge, which is located in the Likweti wildlife estate. The practical thing about the Muluwa Lodge is, that it’s only a short car drive away from the southern Kruger Gate. And in terms you just want to spend a leisure day at the lodge, you do not need to miss out the wildlife experience – you are surrounded by peaceful “plains game” wildlife that meander around the Likweti wildlife estate. Giraffe, zebras, nyalas and other soft game roam freely and are often seen around the various accommodations and the main lodge.
by Jana Meyer 24 Jun, 2019

Have you ever been to the Mara Naboisho Conservancy in Kenya? It is home to the big cats – in very impressive numbers – and herds of elephant, giraffe and wildebeest and rare species such as Aardvark, Caracal, Serval cat, Aardwolf, and Ratel are occasionally found. It is also a bird watcher’s paradise with several bird species rarely seen elsewhere in the Mara such as White-Headed Buffalo-Weavers, Northern White-Crowned Shrike,

The conservancy is made up of land contributions from 500 Maasai landowners. The conservancy fees provide the Maasai community with a sustainable livelihood and ensure the conservation of the wildlife in this vital corridor of the Masai Mara eco-system. The key objectives of setting up the the conservancy were on the one hand to conserve the biological resources and the socio-cultural heritage of the conservancy area and on the other hand to support landowners.

With its high concentration of wildlife, and generous personal space and freedom on offer, visitors enjoy exceptional wildlife encounters.

While the charm of the Mara Naboisho Conservancy is its exclusivity, the philosophy of the conservancy is refreshingly inclusive. The conservancy was established not only to conserve the environment and wildlife, but also to protect and empower the local Maasai community. And with every visit you will be a part in protecting the cultural heritage of the local Maasai and improving their access to vital services. 

When you stay at Naboisho, a large part of the conservancy fee is channeled back into the community, making the project more sustainable.

In addition to this, there are also a number of community empowerment projects run by the Basecamp Foundation Kenya, a non-profit organisation. These projects help to strengthen and uplift the community.

Their key objectives are:   to conserve the biological resources and the socio-cultural heritage of the conservancy area and to contribute to wealth creation for landowners.

The conservancy is really worth a visit and should not miss on your bucket list for Kenya. Get in touch for further information or for help planning your Kenya trip :)

by Jana Meyer 17 Jun, 2019
Afriski is located high in the Maluti Mountains of the Kingdom of Lesotho and is one of only two ski resorts in southern Africa (the other, Tiffindell, is in the same mountains, just over the border in South Africa).
by Jana Meyer 27 Feb, 2019
Cape Town – The Silo District at the V&A Waterfront is one of Cape Town’s newest hubs, and it has plenty to offer.
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