Village feasts and dry oshanas
February 23, 2017
Life on a table recipe #63 – Smoked Haddock Paté
February 28, 2017
Nine African countries. I go where I like.
Founded in Botswana in 1983, Wilderness Safaris is widely recognised as Africa’s foremost ecotourism operator. Guests are given life-changing journeys in some of the most remote and pristine areas in Africa and in so doing help conserve Africa’s spectacular biodiversity and share ecotourism’s benefits with rural people.
Discover Namibia …
BOTSWANA • KENYA • NAMIBIA • RWANDA • SEYCHELLES • SOUTH AFRICA • ZAMBIA • ZIMBABWE
Wilderness Safaris strives to ensure that southern Africa’s most pristine wilderness and wildlife areas are conserved while delivering a wonderful experience for guests through its camps and safaris and sharing the benefits of tourism with local communities. In Namibia, our camps take in the country’s most beautiful places, from the enormous dunes of Sossusvlei to the unique wildlife of the Skeleton Coast, and the stark beauty of Damaraland. Be a part of rhino conservation at Palmwag or visit one of the most remote places on Earth at Serra Cafema on the Kunene River.
LITTLE KULALA
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