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Ngorongoro Crater Lodge

Ngorongoro Crater Lodge


As you wake up slowly, the butler fills up your bath. A dream? No, not when you wake up in one of the suites at Ngorongoro Crater Lodge. From that benevolent bath of deliciously scented oils, look out at the imposing, multimillion-year-old Ngorongoro crater.

The Ngorongoro crater is considered one of the wonders of the world and is a ‘world heritage’ of UNESCO. It is the largest intact crater in the world, packed with animals; a true piece of paradise on earth. The nickname of the Ngorogoro crater is also called ‘the Garden of Eden’ and that is not surprising, given the wildlife present. Not only does the ‘Big Five’ live here, the bird lover can also enjoy himself here. Thousands of flamingos wade into the shallow Lake Magadi, as well as dozens of other species of birds. The local Masai are allowed to graze their herds of cattle in the crater during the dry period. A spectacular sight.

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Chimpanzee Oscar


On December 19, 2012, a new film of Disneynature, a nature documentary about chimpanzees living in the rainforests of Côte d’Ivoire and Uganda, will be released. Starring Chimpanzee is 3-year-old Oscar with his family. Oscar loses his family due to circumstances and is ‘adopted’ by a chimpanzee.

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Tsika Island Zambia


I would like to take you to one of the special projects in Africa, Tsika Island Camp. As an Africa specialist, we try to work with African partners who support local community and nature projects and find accommodations that create jobs for the local population.

A good example is the Tsika Island Camp in the Lower Zambezi River in Zambia. Since 2010, Chongwe River Camp has opened this camp on beautiful Tsika Island. There is only room for six guests in three bush rooms, each with private facilities. Guests can take part in a 2 to 5-day canoe safari on the Lower Zambezi from Tsika Island Camp.

Koro River Camp

A true wilderness experience

Blessed with some of the greatest natural spectacles on earth, Botswana is one of the most exquisite safari destinations in Africa. It is perhaps the most beautiful region for seeing predators and big game in droves that you can follow during exclusive game drives, mokoro tours, hiking safaris and boat trips. Botswana beckons!

Digital travel in: Chile & Argentina

Digital travel in: Chile & Argentina

Virtual travel is perhaps a taste of what’s to come, the anticipation of a future trip. Let yourself be on a digital adventure and dream away at the colorful tango neighborhoods, enchanting national parks and mysterious islands of Chile and Argentina.

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Digital travel in: Botswana

We travel for the feeling of ultimate freedom, away from the known and in search of the unknown. Unique travel experiences that stimulate our senses again and that we want to continue to give you. Because travelling is not in it at the moment, but discovering the most beautiful places on earth can be done in many ways. This time we will take you to the wonderful Botswana by bringing the colours and sounds to your home.

Private concessions

Private concessions

On safari we look for the ‘time of that time’. To areas where time has not been a hold of nature, to dramatic valleys and untouched marshes and rivers. Are they still there? I’ve wanted to write this blog for a long time…

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The 10 most beautiful places in Tanzania

Tanzania, land of natural wonders. Snowy peaks, the annual migration, ‘Big Five’ safaris, paradisiacal bounty islands; This East African hotspot has it all. We list the most beautiful ten places in Tanzania for you.

A Pleasurable Duty

“A Pleasurable Duty”

After 15 years of living full-time on the campsite in Tafika, John Coppinger now spends most of his time living in his home on the outskirts of Lusaka. The more he enjoys the visits he makes at the end of each season to Tafika Camp…

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The Eastern Cape has four nature reserves

The Eastern Cape has more than 40 national parks and nature reserves. In addition, there are also many small Private Game Reserves. In the Eastern Cape it is possible to admire malaria-free the famous Big 5 and even the Big 7.

“A trip to the Eastern Cape is not complete without catching a glimpse of these animals in their indigenous environment. The character of the region is embodied in these majestic creatures, taking you back to untamed Africa in its purest form. Spanning both land and ocean, the Big Seven is an African marvel that continues to inspire and intrigue.”

Four new areas have now been added to the Protected Areas list.