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April 27th 2020  |   Family Safaris, Botswana, Kenya, Countries, Experiences, Unique Experiences, Miscellaneous, South Africa  |  by   Alice Gully

With travel out of the question at the moment, we’ve been in touch with some of our best-loved family camps to bring you some of the fun and more unusual safari activities they offer. We’ve called them ‘home-schooling safari style’ but really it’s an excuse to gather together some of ... Read more

January 23rd 2020  |   Family Safaris, Christmas Safaris and Holidays, Kenya, Countries, Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Anna Vivian

Anna looks after the concierge side of things at Aardvark Safaris, working with properties to ensure clients are well looked after and generally making sure our holidays just offer that little bit extra.  She and her husband used to run a lodge in Kenya and have just returned from a ... Read more

January 14th 2020  |   Mount Kilimanjaro Climb, Kenya, Travel, Countries, Experiences, Unique Experiences, Miscellaneous, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe  |  by   Richard Smith

I love an African holiday planning challenge, and while most of what I do is help to plan safari holidays, as a (lapsed) marathon runner I also get asked for my input on marathons in Africa, so I’ve rounded up some brief information on five of the most iconic. We’ve ... Read more

November 27th 2019  |   Conservation Safaris, Kenya, Countries, Miscellaneous, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania  |  by   Richard Smith

Sadly, seeing rhino in the wild is a pretty tall order these days, with populations under increasing threat from poaching, habitat loss, and political conflict. That said, eco-tourism provides vital funds to conservation programmes and there are some exciting ways to get up close to these iconic beasts and help ... Read more

November 24th 2019  |   Kenya, Maldives, Countries, Malawi, South Africa, Tanzania, Zanzibar and islands  |  by   Richard Smith

Africa’s Indian Ocean coastline contains some of the world’s finest coral reefs and offers wonderfully varied diving holidays from the warm tropical waters around northern Mozambique to the cooler seas off South Africa’s Cape coast. Several marine parks and reserves line the coast of Kenya, continuing down to even better ... Read more

November 10th 2019  |   Kenya, Wildlife Safaris, Countries, Experiences, Unique Experiences, Miscellaneous, Tanzania  |  by   Lucinda Rome

Have a look at our wildebeest migration blogs below for everything you want to know about the wildebeest migration.  They cover the when and where, along with top tips on how to view this extraordinary wildlife event. Magical Migration The wildebeest, seemingly assembled from the wreckage of all the other ... Read more

September 23rd 2019  |   Kenya, Countries, Seychelles  |  by   Becky Thomson

When you are deep in the wilderness of the Masai Mara, sipping a morning coffee and watching a pride of lion saunter past, it is difficult to imagine a world beyond this landscape, not least the pristine beaches of the Seychelles. But with direct flights between Nairobi and Mahé, it’s ... Read more

September 9th 2019  |   Family Safaris, Kenya, Countries, Experiences  |  by   Charlotte Opperman

Nine days in two of Kenya's finest locations at almost 30% off - what's not to like?  This October half term special combines a traditional tented camp with world class wildlife and a luxury beach lodge on one of Kenya’s most beautiful beaches.  It's a magical safari and will provide ... Read more

May 14th 2019  |   Kenya, Travel, Countries, Unique Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Francis Naumann

Kenya epitomises much that is Africa, from its diverse landscapes and wildlife to its fascinating culture. It is where my love affair with Africa started and it is why I keep returning.  The Masai Mara is the most famous wildlife reserve in Kenya, if not Africa, and host to the ... Read more

March 18th 2019  |   Family Safaris, Kenya, Travel, Countries, Experiences  |  by   Roxy Cox

‘They’ll never remember it' were Dad’s parting words, as my husband and I set off for the airport. He was referring to my boys Jasper and Dudley who are four and one and who have just joined us on a trip to Kenya…… ‘What’s the best age to take children ... Read more