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For anyone who has ever visited Africa, the sheer, infectious ambiance is hard to forget. That feeling of being completely immersed in a place is hard to find, but somehow Africa just does it. Perhaps it's the unders...
Leafy south-west London might've been my birthplace but for the last 20 years I've lived and worked here in Africa and let me tell you it's a lot wilder over here. From dodging flying bricks in riot-torn early 1990s Johannesburg to running for my life from enraged elephant...
So we’ve all heard about the celebrated Cape Winelands, but I'm not sure many know about the rather unconventionally-situated boutique wine farms in and around Cape Town. ...
The adventure began at the crack of dawn on a Monday morning. As soon as my alarm went off I was up and ready to go. I dont think I have been that excited in a long time so this was already off to a good start. We made our way to Cape Town International where we caught our 06:20 flight to Joha...
Namibia is probably one of Africa's most striking countries in terms of landscapes; the ochre-red dunes of the Namib, the winding ravines of the Fish River Canyon, the stark and wild Skeleton Coast, the white-dust coated pan of Etosha, the watery oasis of ...
The Kogelberg Nature Reserve lies in ocean-facing mountains about 100km east of Cape Town. It's a multi-layered Biosphere Reserve with a strictly protected central zone that is widely acknowledged as the epicentre of the regions fyn...
Ask anyone what they want to see on safari and they’re likely to answer the Big 5; some threatened or endangered species such as cheetah or wild dog; or maybe – if they have a pair of binoculars dangling from their neck and a notebook firmly tucked ...
People often look at me strangely when I say that despite my love of a) Africa, b) mountains and c) hiking I have no interest whatsoever in hiking up Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa. The t...
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