Featured Destinations

The area which is now the Republic of Zambia (formerly Northern Rhodesia) was initially inhabited by hunter-gatherer tribes for thousands of years and something of a crossroads in the migrations of Bantu and specifically Nguni peoples. This explains the fact that Zambia has nine major ethno-linguistic groups. There are 72 languages and 13 distinct additional dialects spoken in the country. Babel babble!

The Okavango Delta is created by the Okavango River, the third largest in Southern Africa, spreading out on reaching Botswana....

The Sabi Sand is home to some of the world’s oldest, newest, finest and most exclusive private game lodges and frequently plays host to celebrities and politicians from around the world.

Salinity and Sandbars

The St Lucia Estuary is the focus of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa’s third-largest protected area, which consists of 3 280 sq km of pristine eco-systems and 280km of coastline. The habitats range from coral reefs and sandy beaches to sub-tropical rainforests, dune forests, savannahs and wetlands. A natural sandbar sometimes separates Lake St Lucia from the sea, often staying in place for years before washing away in violent storms. Salinity levels in the estuary can reach up to three times the levels in the sea, varying with the levels of water in the estuary itself.