Walking in the Namib Desert

by Jenny Bowen | Mar 1, 2023 | Africa, Jenny’s Blog, Namibia, Walking and Hiking

Below I have outlined my experiences hiking in the Namib desert, which I assure you is no easy task! “Have you got water with you?” “Yes” I replied. “OK.” I smiled. I was really waiting for a briefing for my solo hike. “You have the map…” I hesitated, “Yes, er, see...

Lewa Conservancy: Haven for Wildlife Conservation

by Kim Messervy-Evans | Feb 21, 2023 | Kenya

Kenya Wildlife Conservation: Located in the heart of Kenya, Lewa Conservancy is a private wildlife sanctuary covering over 62,000 acres of land. It is home to some of the world’s most endangered species, including black and white rhinos, Grevy’s zebras,...

The Elephant Rescuers – Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

by Kim Messervy-Evans | Jan 30, 2023 | Anywhere on Earth, Kenya

Elephant Rescuers: The world’s largest living land mammals are not just physically impressive but emotionally complex creatures. They are being driven into extinction by humans and their greed for ivory tusks. Elephants are killed for their tusks, even sometimes...

6 Reasons to Use a Tour Operator

by Jenny Bowen | Jan 16, 2023 | Anywhere on Earth

What does a tour operator do? There seems to be a transition in how we travel, we are journeying into unchartered territory since COVID. Now, more than ever, I would recommend anyone considering long haul travel, even short haul travel, to use a small reputable tour...

The Remarkable Slow Loris

by Varun Mathur | Nov 30, 2022 | Asia, India

There is a unique primate called the slow loris. Not only are these one of 10 smallest primates in the world, they are also the only venomous primate in the world. Yes, a venomous primate! With my interest piqued, I started studying more about this close cousin of...

5 Fascinating Facts About Eswatini

by Jenny Bowen | Sep 20, 2022 | Africa, Anywhere on Earth, Eswatini

These are five fascinating facts about Eswatini. I’ve travelled to eclectic and wonderfully friendly Kingdom of Eswatini many times, so much so that it has become my second home. I’d really love to have a house there, somewhere in the bush, a haven away...

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