Hidden Hideaways of Zimbabwe
In a recent interview about Zimbabwe, Julian Edmonds, Chief Commercial Officer from Fastjet, described the country perfectly in three words:
In a recent interview about Zimbabwe, Julian Edmonds, Chief Commercial Officer from Fastjet, described the country perfectly in three words:
Having lived and breathed Madagascar for 10 years, Jenman African Safaris ex-product manager, Rebecca Marshall, was extremely excited to talk
For Steve, being in the bush is like coming home, indicative of his passion as well as comforting in the
“Instead of seeking the spectacular, you are absorbing the miraculous” In episode 4 of our ‘Safari Planning’ series with Jenman
“The terrain of travel in Africa has changed and guest experiences have revolutionised over time.” Todd Metz, professional guide. Having
East Africa encapsulates biodiversity like non-other, an area truly wild at heart. The geographic landscape boasts an incredible wealth of
The year was 1998. A horrible job in a horrible city prompted me to look beyond, outside of myself and
Botswana is a topographical treasure chest – its biodiverse landscape an invitation to the intrepid explorer. From the encrusted Magkadigadi
Leadership seems to unfold organically in nature, with animals inherently understanding being guided by those with wisdom collected over time.
From the unspoilt ecosystems of the Kalahari red dunes, to granite gneiss mountain backdrops, sleeping under starlit skies, exploration of
Safari guides should be accredited as the essential services of an African adventure. Their passion, knowledge and insight of the
Calling all travellers and adventurers, all explorers and world wonderers, those filled with wanderlust and an appetite for the unknown
The ideals of eco-tourism organically formed in Africa decades ago on the necessity of sustainable community initiatives. With National Parks
Have you been wondering what group safaris will look like once the travel bans are lifted? New environments call for
Biography Peter Langer, B.A., B.Sc., M.A. is one of Canada’s leading travel and wildlife photographers. His photographs have appeared in
Travel is all about the unexpected. And even more so now as our lives are encapsulated in uncertainty, especially in
In a time where wildlife and nature enthusiasts are unable to travel, we’re making it our goal to bring wildlife
Our safari specialists have extensive knowledge and expertise in curating unforgettable bucket list experiences that capture the essence of Africa.
Jenman’s Wildlife Photographer of the Week: Lesanne Dunlop! In a time where wildlife and nature enthusiasts are unable to travel,
“Caution? Yes. Alarm? No. Be consistent with personal hygiene – contraction is not of high risk for the average traveller.”
Travel Southern Africa, Come Rain or Shine. Part 1: Botswana & Zimbabwe Botswana and Zimbabwe have both captured the heart
In the travel industry, various professionals work together to ensure that the travellers on holiday are having the best possible
Does it matter?? If you’re a travel agent you may be au fait with these terms, although in an industry
As one of Cape Town’s oldest Wine Farms, De Grendel has a rich history and a beautiful story. Starting off
Madagascar family travel packages offer a unique and extraordinary experience for those seeking something truly remarkable. Located off the southeastern
Allow us to introduce you to one of Madagascar’s most sublime properties, perfectly suited to its surroundings and taking full
The laid back town doesn’t have much to offer itself besides its location but it is a great place to
As Madagascar’s most popular park, Isalo National Park, is a must-do when visiting the country. Our 1000 Views of Madagascar
Holidays are usually a longed-for escape from our daily stress and struggles. It’s where we allow ourselves the opportunity to
We have a fantastic South African self-drive tour that shows visitors a very special corner of the country. The Drakensberg
What is this stellar attraction and where on the map is it found? Set the navigational course to Namibia, the
Hidden up in the far north corner of Zimbabwe on the southern banks of the Zambezi River, this UNESCO World