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Rwanda has secured a landmark 10-year deal to host the African Grand Prix — Africa’s first Formula 1 race in over 30 years. What it means for Kigali, Rwanda’s tourism, and how to combine the Grand Prix with gorilla trekking and safari.
Uganda birding safari guide: 1,066 species, shoebill stork, green-breasted pitta, 24 Albertine Rift endemics, Congo biome specials. Top birding destinations including Mabamba, Kibale, Bwindi, Semuliki, Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls.
Lake Naivasha travel guide: hippo boat safaris, Crescent Island walking safari, Hell’s Gate cycling, birding, and Elsamere. 90 km from Nairobi in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley.
The River Nile activities available in and around Jinja, Uganda make this small eastern city one of Africa’s top adventure destinations. Jinja sits at the source of the Nile — the point where the world’s longest river exits Lake Victoria and begins its 6,650-kilometre journey north to the Mediterranean. The section of the Nile around…
Pemba Island is Tanzania’s most underrated island destination — a lush, hilly landmass lying 50 kilometres north of Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean, known for some of the best scuba diving in East Africa, ancient Swahili ruins, dense clove plantations, and a tranquility that its more famous southern neighbour has long since lost. Pemba Island…
Gishwati-Mukura National Park is Rwanda’s newest and smallest national park, gazetted in 2015 from two previously separate forest fragments, Gishwati Forest and Mukura Forest located in the northwest and central-west of the country. Despite its modest size of roughly 34 square kilometres, Gishwati-Mukura National Park punches well above its weight as a biodiversity hotspot. The…
Katavi National Park is Tanzania’s most remote and least-visited major national park, situated in the far west of the country near the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo. Covering approximately 4,471 square kilometres of open floodplains, miombo woodland, and seasonal lakes, Katavi National Park delivers one of Africa’s most raw and unfiltered safari experiences….
Choosing from the best lodges in Lake Nakuru National Park gives you a base at the edge of one of Africa’s most spectacular soda lakes — famous for its flamingo-pink shoreline, endangered rhino population, and the full Big Five within a relatively compact park. The best lodges in Lake Nakuru National Park range from elegantly…
The best lodges in Kidepo Valley National Park are gateways to one of Africa’s last true wilderness destinations. Remote, raw, and overwhelmingly beautiful, Kidepo sits in Uganda’s northeastern corner, a vast savannah valley ringed by rugged mountain ranges, harbouring one of East Africa’s highest lion densities and a wildlife roster that includes species found nowhere…
The best lodges in Ngorongoro sit at an altitude of 2,300 metres on the rim of the world’s most intact volcanic caldera, with the crater floor 600 metres below. Waking in one of the best lodges in Ngorongoro to find the crater swathed in dawn mist, then watching it dissolve as the sun climbs to…