Set in a stunning wilderness area, situated on the 60,000 acre Lekurruki Community Ranch; Tassia gives a spectacular and breathtaking view of the Northern Frontier District towards Samburu and its neighbours, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and Borana Ranch.
Without a doubt this is the most authentic “roughing-it in great style” experience the Serengeti has to offer.
A true journey, exploring the African wilderness, where nights are spent under canvas and the haunting songs of hyena lull you to sleep. Connect ...
Total luxury, time, space and privacy. Experiences that make you feel that you own the whole area – it’s all yours. Experience the exceptional Miavana at Nosy Ankao private island, Madagascar.
You can fly by private helicopter, exploring one of Africa’s most dramatic and least explored landscapes. Discover the volcanic beauty of Lake Turkana, hidden in a remote corner of Kenya.
Virunga National Park is Africa’s oldest park, established in 1925 by King Albert the 1st of Belgium. An outstanding diversity of habitats, ranging from swamps and steppes to dense primeval forests and from lava plains to the savannahs on the slopes of volc...
African Parks have restored safety to Zakouma National Park and its elephant population is beginning to recover. Elephants themselves are even beginning to trust humans again.
Lion populations have declined by half in just a quarter century. Their loss signals the loss of the wild in Africa. But, lions can return. Learn why lions are in trouble and what we can do to help them recover.
Something very unique and different awaits you at The Sanctuary at Ol Lentille. Located in northern Kenya’s spectacular Laikipia region, The Sanctuary at Ol Lentille is regarded as one of Kenya’s most exclusive safari lodges in the most spectacular and bre...
Protecting 10.5 million hectares of national parks for the benefit of people and wildlife. We wanted to share some of our top good news stories from the year so far, and thank all of you for making it.
In November 2017 as part of a long-term project with the Amparihirano community, five threatened crowned lemurs made their way from Bekaraoka Forest to Nosy Ankao Island with the Time + Tide Foundation, their first species translocation.
In the heart of the Indian Ocean, a thousand miles from the coast of Africa, are the outer islands of the Seychelles. Formed from volcanoes that rose from the ocean floor, these coral covered atolls are an oasis for life in the vast blue sea.
The waters a...
Not only is Chad one of the most remote and beautiful deserts in the world, with 21 lakes, it also remains almost completely untouched. Chad continues to be a hidden jewel on this planet that is yet to be discovered by the curious traveller.
WAIT A LITTLE African Big Five Horse Safari in South Africa is one of the few locations you can see the Big Five on horseback. If your luck is in then you could see the Big 5 in as little as24 hours on your trip. It is truly a trip of a lifetime for equest...
In the Republic of Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) lies a near-mythical place of astounding biodiversity. Odzala-Kokoua National Park is a place few people have ever had the chance to visit.
A mere hour's drive from the Taj Mahal, in the heart of the Chambal Valley, lies an oasis of tranquillity nestling in sprawling acres of reclaimed woodland. Mela Kothi – The Chambal Safari Lodge. A warm and welcoming haven for the eager explorer and weary t...
In a merciless, desolate furnace, an unexpected predator endures. Equipped with exceptional survival skills, desert lions roam the Namib. But with so few remaining adult males the small population is on the brink of extinction. A brotherhood of five youngst...
The rare black rhino was returned to the nation of Chad. The last wild rhino was seen in this central African country in the 1970's after decades of poaching drove them to local extinction. In a historic move to aid in the long-term survival of this endange...
Zakouma National Park in Chad is one of Africa’s most remarkable stories of transformation. Between 2002 to 2010, 95% of the parks’ elephants were poached – almost 4,000 were slaughtered for their ivory, and poachers would often take out multiple family uni...
A century ago, Africa contained more than 200,000 wild lions but in recent decades, habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict and diminished prey have caused Africa’s lion population to plummet to just fewer than 20,000, eradicating them from up to 90% of their...
A unique and immersive wildlife experience in one of Ladakh’s finest snow leopard habitats. The quiet village of Ulley is relatively free of tourists and you may be lucky enough to spot wildlife such as ibex, Himalayan fox, wolf and even snow leopard from t...
A forty–year legacy of working with wildlife through filming, monitoring, researching and creating awareness about the ecosystem, particularly in Ranthambhore, show conservation efforts as an important aspect of the operations at SUJÁN. From the time Jaisal...
Started in 1972, Lewa Wilderness lodge in Kenya is an integral part of the history of Lewa Downs as it transformed from a farm into a not-for-profit wildlife conservancy that has gained an international reputation for extending the benefits of conservation ...
Zakouma in Chad has had a very troubled past. Between 2002 to 2010 approximately 4,000 elephants were killed for their ivory, and only 450 elephants remained.
Ol Malo is situated in the deserts of Samburuland, Northern Kenya, on what was an overgrazed cattle ranch. The 5,000-acre holding has been transformed into a prime, and beautiful, conservation site. Being a family owned and operated ranch there is endless f...
Ol Malo is a privately-owned family ranch and game sanctuary in Kenya’s wild Northern Laikipia Province, the heartland of the Samburu tribe.
Join the Francombe family at their beautiful home in the heart of the African bush for an intimate and highly per...
Kamageo has produced a new 2-minute destination video highlighting the wonders of Uganda’s western circuit. The film captures the beauty of the landscapes, the amazing activities, the wonderful wildlife and the warmth of Ugandan people.
The theme emphasis...
World Giraffe Day is an exciting annual event initiated by GCF to celebrate the longest-necked animal on the longest day or night (depending on which hemisphere you live!) of the year – 21 June – every year!
In a daring mission to secure the future of thre...
Faced with a devastating exponential rise in illegal rhino poaching in South Africa, Rhinos Without Borders was formed in order to start moving these endangered animals away from the poaching hotspots to a safer environment and are making a difference to a ...
The Skeleton Coast conjures up mysterious visions of mist-enshrouded beaches strewn with bleached whalebones and rusted shipwrecks. Stretching from the south of Namibia up into Angola, the Skeleton Coast and its hinterland is a landscape of haunting beauty,...
Bhutan is one of the last remaining biodiversity hotspots in the world, forest cover has now increased to over 72% of the country, with 60% of the country under protection. A wide range of rare and endangered animals can also be found frequenting the dense ...
