In October every year up-to ten million straw-coloured fruit bats arrive in Zambia’s Kasanka National Park and descend on an area of swamp forest to feed on the wild fruits, making this the planet’s largest mammal migration. #zambia #kasankanationalpark #bucketlist

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Botswana may well be all about the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park, but those in the know should head for Tuli. Set against the border with South Africa this Game Reserve is, unusually for Botswana, full of rocky outcrops and hills. #botswana #tuligamereserve #hiddengems

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Have you been inspired to hit the golf course by this weekend's Ryder Cup action? Well, nowhere in the world can compare with Africa as an unforgettable golfing destination. Think the Big Five on the fairway, and all at a fraction of the costs back home. #rydercup #golftravel

Gorillas share 98.3% of their DNA with humans, making them our closest cousins after chimpanzees and bonobos. These charismatic, intelligent animals often surprise us with behaviors and emotions so similar to our human experience. #worldgorilladay #savethegorillas #conservation

At the beginning of the 20th century, 500,000 rhinos roamed Africa and Asia. By 1970, rhino numbers dropped to 70,000, and today, fewer than 28,000 rhinos remain in the wild. #worldrhinoday #worldrhinoday2025 #savetherhino #conservation #protectourwildlife

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Wish We Were Here: Still going strong after 100 plus years the combination of history, colonial charm and wonderful service means that the grand old Victoria Falls Hotel is still the choice for discerning visitors to the Falls. #visitzimbabwe #victoriafalls #travelinspiration

The word which best describes a self-drive holiday is 'freedom' – the freedom to take the road less travelled, to set your own pace, to enjoy an impromptu lunch, or to stop and snap the perfect picture; driving yourself really is the perfect way to discover South Africa.

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Did you know warthog sows may foster nurse piglets if they lose their own litter? This behaviour is known as allosucking and is thought to be a sign of altruism, rather than mistaken identity or milk theft. It means that they are classed as ‘cooperative breeders’.

As summer begins to slowly slip away with many newlyweds having enjoyed their dream nuptials, thoughts invariably turn to next year for those planning to get married in the UK’s warmer months. With a wedding comes a honeymoon, and of course where better place to go than Africa.

For a more exclusive Namibian safari experience with similar wildlife to Etosha National Pakr, consider Ongava, Private Game Reserve known for its restricted visitor numbers and intimate atmosphere. #namibia #ongavaprivategamereserve #wanderlust #travelinspiration #safari

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is one of our favourite places in Cape Town: a beautiful, serene expanse on the slopes of Table Mountain, with more than 7,000 plant species, most of which are unique to this part of the world. #capetown #kirstenbosch #travelinspiration

Tanzania's Katavi National Park's most singular wildlife spectacle is perhaps its hippos. The park contains arguably the biggest herds of these bad-tempered beasts anywhere on in Africa, with sightings of hippo becoming better towards the end of the dry season.

Leopards are masters of stealth, often referred to as the “ghosts of the forest.” This ability to move silently allows them to stalk prey undetected, making them formidable hunters. #leopards #bigcats #bigcatsofafrica #safari #wildlife #wildlifephotography

Wish We Were Here: One of the first, (it is over 100 years old), but still one of the best, Cottar’s is an elegant safari camp in Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve which conjures up the romance and thrills of a bygone era. #masaimara #luxurytravel #travelinspiration

One of the most exciting ways to see magnificent African wildlife is on a canoeing safari on the Zambezi River. You'll paddle downstream on a relaxing adventure and get really close to the water's edge, where elephant, buffalo, hippo and share their domain with you.

The Pincushion Protea is a part of the Cape Floral Kingdom, attracting many birds to its sticky nectar. These wildflowers are native to South Africa and can be seen growing on the slopes of the Cape’s many mountains between August to October. #southafrica #capefloralkingdom

Meerkats live in tight-knit groups called "mobs,". These family units typically consist of about 20 members but can sometimes grow into "super families" of up to 50 meerkats! They share duties, from caring for young to scouting for predators, making their lives a true team effort

While your mind might go to thoughts of game drives when you think about safaris, there's more than this one way to enjoy Africa's wilderness. Explore nature from a different perspective with a walking safari, shifting you from being a passive observer to an active participant.