Positive economic growth for this African country

And what country are we talking about? It’s Rwanda! The country of dormant volcanoes, lush rainforests, smiling people and of course, Gorillas. Rwanda’s tourism revenue in 2025 is projected to exceed $700 million, building on $647 million generated in 2024, which reflected a 4.3% increase from 2023. Gorilla tourism is a major contributor, generating $200…

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6 facts about baby elephants – let’s ‘trunk’ about it!

Watch this adorable baby elephant calf following its mum on her every step! Did you know newborn elephants weigh around 200-250 pounds (90-113 kg) and stand about 3 feet tall at birth? Despite their size, these little giants can stand and walk within an hour after being born – all so they can reach their…

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Why is gorilla trekking a bucket list item for so many people?

If you’re an adventure seeker, addicted to thrilling experiences, and a passionate animal lover – this is for you. But really, why? Because so many people in the world don’t have the money, time, nerve and fitness levels to actually do it. You will be one of the few that ever have the chance to…

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5 fascinating facts about leopards

2. Extreme Solitude and Territorial BehaviorThese leopards are intensely solitary, coming together with the opposite sex only briefly for mating (usually just 1–4 days). Both males and females defend exclusive, same-sex territories. Male territories often encompass several female territories, allowing them to mate with multiple females as opportunities arise. 3. Flexible and Opportunistic BreedingLeopards in…

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Top 5 reasons to visit the Namib desert

1.SUNSETS AND SUNRISES The Namib Desert offers some of the most captivating sunrises and sunsets in the world as seen below. Watching the first rays of sunlight illuminate the rusty red dunes or enjoying a sunset while sipping a drink on the dunes is an unforgettable experience that highlights the desert’s ethereal beauty. 2.UNUSUAL, DESERT-…

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Sabi Sabi: A Safari That Feels Like Home

We have a soft spot for Sabi Sabi. Our Co-Founder Richard was a Leading Guide at this prestigious lodge in South Africa and it’s also where we met his wife, Jenna. It’s one of the most loved & trusted lodges in South Africa and is an absolute must-visit for First Time Safaris, honeymoons & kiddie…

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Giza: Tracking Laikipia’s Rare Black Leopard in the Wild

The plane flew in and landed on the plateau above Laikipia, with the vast wilderness stretching out before us. From there, it was an hour-long drive to camp, a journey that slowly revealed the rugged beauty of the landscape. We left the plateau behind, winding our way down past striking rocky outcrops and the river…

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Cheetah: The Day Hunter

From their early morning hunts to their mid-day rest under the shade, watch how a cheetah spends their day. See as they stalk prey with precision, accelerate to breathtaking speeds of up to 70 mph, and recover after their high-energy chases. Daytime Activity: Unlike most big cats, cheetahs are primarily diurnal, meaning they are active…

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Hyenas – Stealthy scavenger or Heroic Hunter?

The sounds of bone crunching… Watch as 2 hyenas methodically devour an impala carcass. Contrary to what most people think, hyenas are highly capable predators – they can run for lengthy periods of time and have tenacity and determination. They have a disproportionately large heart (1% of their body weight) enabling them to continue for…

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