Safari Insights
The Mystery of the Gods’ Hills
Many people travel to the ancient sacred sites and mystical locations of the world to experience the almost magnetic pull
10 April 2014
Many people travel to the ancient sacred sites and mystical locations of the world to experience the almost magnetic pull
Traditional clothing in Africa is dictated to as much by the climate in which they live, as it is by
Southern Africa is a traveller’s paradise with so much to explore and to see within a region rich in wildlife,
One of the best experiences during travelling is to get to know other cultures, customs and traditions. A good way
Cape Town was recently voted the number one destination to see and visit by the prestigious The New York Times
When traveling, most people are constantly looking for sights that will take their breath away. Sights that will make them
The Malagasy culture is highly influenced by a fusion of Indonesian, Arabic, Islamic and African elements making it a very
Have you ever had an Indiana Jones urge? The urge to go on an adventure, to see animals you never
Every year in South Africa an annual ceremony known as the Mkhosi woMhlanga or the Zulu Reed Dance, a centuries-old
If you are a real ‘foodie’, then you’ll understand the frequent urge to let your taste buds loose and try
The Western Cape coastline of South Africa is one that’s dotted with numerous points and bays, which – as any
I’ve come to realize that there are few things that can bring a romantic getaway to life as perfectly as
In December, Maria, team member of JENMAN African Safaris’ Tailor Made Tour Consultants, went together with her family on a
People travel for a variety of reasons, but few reasons are more noble or intriguing than the urge to trace
The idea of living on the inside of a tree is something that many of us will only ever hear
Skydiving has already on my bucket list for more than 3 years. Ever since a friend of mine went into
‘Duck egg blue! What in the world is Duck Egg Blue?!’ These were the words I asked, restraining myself, to
On our way we saw many baboons sitting next to the road watching the car which was really funny. It
For many the Green Season (November to February) is considered a terrible time to come to Africa. It’s hot, the
On Saturday, November 2nd in Cape Town, the staff of Jenman Safaris took a hike up Lion’s Head. It was a
It is a rare thing indeed for something to come back from extinction. However, this is exactly what the Quagga Project
“You know all of those things that you always wanted to do? You should go and do them,” my sister
We are very passionate about travel to Zimbabwe, conservation and the upliftment of the tourism industry in Zimbabwe… So much
Despite having lived in Cape Town for three years, I still struggle to consider myself a local, due to how
I’m from Germany and studying International Tourism Management…. this internship is therefore a great opportunity for me to learn more
Snakes are mostly illusive creatures. They tend to stay out of our way. In the decade that I have been
Almost a year in the planning, I should have known things were going to go pear-shaped (we tend to invite
Traditionally people travel to Uganda to track gorillas in their natural habitat, but, did you know that you can also
My son Shabbeer has always been a traveller at heart but had yet to experience a proper trip. A safari
So this year, I was fortunate enough to spend 10 days thinking it was summer in July in Zululand. I
It was with much excitement that my wife and I decided that the time had come for us to do
Date: Jun 12, 2013 After many years of the traditional JENMAN logo, JENMAN African Safaris has rebranded our familiar logo