Tracey Campbell - August 21, 2013
One of the cutest and smallest creatures of the African bush, the bushbaby is native to more than 25 African countries. Their name comes from their distinctive call, which sounds just like a baby crying. They are nocturnal animals, but often the sharp eagle-eyes of the tracker or ranger can spot a bushbaby lurking in […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - August 16, 2013
As we all know, rhino poaching in South Africa has been constantly hitting the news for the past few years, with the current figures showing that over 500 rhinos so far this year alone have been killed unnecessarily for their horns across the country. Although there is no scientific proof of its medical value, rhino […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - August 14, 2013
Hot off the press – the Devil’s Pool at Livingstone Island, Victoria Falls will be ‘open for business’ from Friday 16th August. The ultimate infinity pool, the Devil’s Pool is a natural pool formation that teeters right on the very edge of the Victoria Falls. Just a small submerged rock wall below the water surface […] Read More
Paul Campbell - July 26, 2013
The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway is now closed for maintenance until 25 August 2013…so if you want to get to the top of the mountain in the next four weeks you’ll have to walk! The extended annual maintenance closure is essential to ensure the continued safe and effective use of the iconic attraction. The cableway […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - May 14, 2013
This is possibly one of the most frequently asked questions that our consultants get on a weekly basis – When is the best time to go on safari in Kruger? The answer, of course, is that any time is good – especially if you are a safari enthusiast, the Kruger National Park and the adjoining […] Read More
Paul Campbell - January 10, 2013
I am sure I was not alone last night when I settled down to watch the 2nd episode in the 6 part David Attenborough’s Africa series – the first airing last week pulled in over 6.5 million viewers, and although the viewing figures are not out as yet for last night, I am sure they […] Read More
Paul Campbell - November 15, 2012
The South African Rand has now sunk to it’s lowest value since January 2009….which is great news for anyone looking to book a safari holiday to get away from the Northern Hemisphere winter this year! The huge variety of attractions from beautiful, bustling Cape Town to the natural wonders of a safari in the Kruger […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - October 4, 2012
Not many people really consider Hazyview as a key holiday destination, but we think that should change! Why? Well, here are our Top 5 reasons why anyone should include a night or two here. The Kruger National Park – need I say any more? Hazyview is a mere 15 minute drive from the Phalabeni Gate […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - October 2, 2012
A few years ago, I was on safari in Sabi Sands, staying at Savanna Private Game Reserve. On the way back to the lodge one early evening, we saw a herd of about 40 buffalo, with several young. 2 minutes later, we caught sight of the pride of lions, sitting up in the long grass, with […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - September 28, 2012
In last week’s annual World Travel Awards, Cape Town stormed to victory, and took the Best Beach Destination award. Cape Town was against stiff competition from the likes of Bazaruto in Mozambique, Diani Beach in Kenya, the Garden Route’s Plettenberg Bay, and Zanzibar in Tanzania, not forgetting the previous winner, Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt. […] Read More