News and Blogs
Fran explores the Laikipia in Kenya – March, 2015
Travelling to Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, I knew I was likely to see rhino as it was one of the first protected sanctuaries and is currently home to 72 black rhino (12% of Kenya’s black rhino population),... Read More
Kenya Trip Report from clients David and Marilyn Thompson
David and Marilyn returned to Kenya for their fourth visit to the Masai Mara and thought it would be a good idea to write up their experiences. Click to download report here Kenya 15 Trip Report by safconuk Read More →
Telegraph coverage on Africa’s leading female guides
Last weekends Sunday Telegraph (08 March 2015) featured Sue Watt’s article on a number of excellent female safari guides. Read the article here Read More →
Destinations Travel Show, London
Are you planning on visiting Destinations in London over this weekend (Thurs 29 Jan to Sun 01 Feb)? Please do call in to our stand in the Africa section – AF10. We’d be delighted to show you... Read More
Great Plains of Zambia, the Liuwa
The great plains of Zambia lie in the west of the country along the border with Angola. It is here in the Liuwa National Park, the traditional royal hunting grounds of the King of Barotseland, that... Read More
Fran travels through Zanzibar and northern Tanzania – November 2014
I began my trip to Tanzania with three days exploring Zanzibar. A common misconception with a beach destination is that it involves lying around, sun-bathing and not much else, but Zanzibar has... Read More
Safari Telegraph January 2015
Read our Focus on Zambia, our travels through Tanzania, about the great migration, primates and self driving in Southern Africa – click here to download. Telegraph January 2015 Read More →
Mary on Mafia – December, 2014
After all the early mornings and long days out in the bush on your Tanzanian safari, a few days of rest and relaxation is a very welcome prospect. The question is, where do you go? The Tanzania... Read More
Great places in Africa to view Elephants
Elephants are without doubt one of the most interesting species to watch on safari. Family herds are dominated by a matriarch and their social interactions can easily be seen (and heard) as they... Read More
Rob explores little known Fanjove Private Island, Tanzania – November 2014
Travelling from UK, it only required three flights, a short ‘tuk tuk’ ride (motorised open trailer) and a 25 minute speedboat transfer to reach my remote destination, but the effort was more... Read More