Our Favorite Live African Safaricams
Getting excited for your upcoming safari? Or have you returned back home but wish you were back in Africa? Fear not, you can watch African animals in real time with…
How to be a Sustainable Tourist in Africa
"When travel is done the right way - the sustainable way - then local people and vistors alike benefit from the power and promise of travel to alleviate povery, protect…
Why a Hippo's milk is PINK
This article was written by Larry Laursen and was first published as a NATH (Namibian Academy for Tourism and Hospitality) Subject Knowledge update in April 2016. The female Hippo gives…
The Namibia African Wild Dog Project
To kick off 2015 I thought we would use this space to give the the Namibian African Wild Dog Project an opportunity to introduce themselves. This project is a collaboration…
A Woman needs the Desert like a Lion needs a Bicycle
As Christine, our heroic reservations team manager, trains for probably the biggest challenge of her life & amp;ndash; a 369km, 24 hour, mountain bike race from Windhoek to the coast,…
R.E.S.T Easy
There are a large number of endangered species living in Southern Africa and in Namibia specifically. Lions, Leopards, Elephant and Rhino are probably some of the better known examples of…
More about Giraffes – the forgotten MEGA-FAUNA
In honour of the first international World Giraffe Day this weekend (21st June), I am sticking with the theme of Giraffes for this post, it wasn't just an excuse to…
World Giraffe Day 21st June 2014
Seeing as this month sees the first 'World Giraffe Day' on the 21st June - what better day than the longest night of the year to celebrate the longest necked…
The Hyenas of Southern Africa
I will never forget the first time I saw a Hyena in the wild (OK - really large National Park, but you get the gist of it) - I was…