THE SAFARI BLOG

For unadulterated luxury, it simply has to be The Seychelles. An archipelago of more than 100 islands scattered into the Indian Ocean, The Seychelles is a heavenly mix of paradise beaches, untouched coral reefs, national parks and nature reserves, and secluded islands that have just enough room for you and your beau.

The landlocked African country of Botswana is a land of untamed wilderness. Home to uniquely beautiful landscapes and dramatic natural contrasts, the real draw of this country is its wildlife.

This week’s blog is on five of Africa’s most intimate camps. Whilst you are on safari, of course you are there to see some of the amazing wildlife that you can’t see anywhere else in the world but you are also there for the holiday of a lifetime so where you stay is very important.

For many people, going on a safari holiday comes pretty high up on their bucket list – and it’s not hard to see why. The opportunity to see some of the world’s most majestic and awe inspiring animals in their natural habitat has enormous appeal.

The Kalahari Desert stretches 360,000 square miles across Botswana, Namibia and South Africa and although it’s named a ‘desert’, the reality is not strictly the case.

Leopards are second only to lions in the Big Cat hierarchy but unlike lions, they live a largely solitary life and hunt alone.

Welcome to this week’s blog where we have turned our attention to some of the amazing safari imagery available.  The team here have put over 100 images to the vote and with the results counted we are pleased to present our top 10 favourite images of Africa.

From game drives and birding safaris to river trips and lake safaris, we have so many different itineraries to suit your interests.

On arrival into Kasane, a small unassuming town in Botswana, but with an airport, you’d be hard to think that it was not like any one of many other small airports in Africa.