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ROAR AFRICA

Africa is a vast and beautiful continent with incredible wildlife, iconic landscapes, and ancient wonders abound.

‘IsiNdebele is my culture and I love it. I speak IsiNdebele, I walk IsiNdebele and I wear IsiNdebele.’
– Esther Mahlangu

This month we’ll be going to the world premiere of Into the Okavango, a National Geographic documentary, that will show at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York from April 22 – 28th.

Known as a ‘Place of Plenty’, Wilderness Safaris Mombo Camp has long been considered the quintessential African bush camp thanks to its idyllic, remote location just off the north-western tip of Chief’s Island in Botswana’s Moremi Game Reserve.

Free diving in the giant underwater kelp forests just outside Cape Town has to go down as one of the most exhilarating, rejuvenating and transformative encounters you could ever wish to experience.

Just when we thought that Cape Town had reached its zenith as a South African art focal point thanks to last year’s opening of the Zeitz MOCAA, and being named a UNESCO City of Design,

‘Two of the greatest gifts we can give our children are roots and wings’.
– Hodding Carter

Discover the epitome of luxury on North Island in the Seychelles. Explore wildlife, endangered species, and five-star amenities of this exclusive eco-island.

With one of the largest populations of the endangered great white shark on the planet, South Africa’s Cape coastline is one of the few places in the world where visitors have the opportunity to see these magnificent predators in their natural habitat.