Summer edition of TRAVEL AFRICA ready for you to enjoy!
Meet Kim Wolhuter
Acclaimed wildlife filmmaker and photographer Kim Wolhuter is the third generation of game ranger in his family. Based at Mashatu…
25 More Secrets about Botswana
To celebrate the country’s 50th anniversary since independence, we asked experts to reveal their tips for planning the most extraordinary…
Nature’s Best Photography Africa 2016 Winners Gallery
The Nature’s Best Photography competition is one of the world’s longest-running and most prestigious photography awards. At Travel Africa magazine…
Blooming dales
If you thought the Netherlands was the bulb capital of the world, think again. Follow the Northern Cape’s colour-popping wild…
Book worms!
Welcome to the Travel Africa Book Club, a valued resource for all readers with an interest in African wildlife, culture…
6 Places made famous by literature
The best travel writing captures the heart and the imagination. The author’s ability to conjure up a sense of place…
Autumn 2015 Reading List
(Issue 72, Autumn 2015) Books that have caught our eye this season: 5 great African books Long-time subscriber to this…
Featured book: Terra d’Africa
(Issue 72, Autumn 2015) Terra d’Africa By Jacqueline De Monte and Valentino Morgante (Daniele Marson Editore, hardback, ISBN: 978-8897123125) It’s…
25 More Secrets about Botswana
To celebrate the country’s 50th anniversary since independence, we asked experts to reveal their tips for planning the most extraordinary…
Blooming dales
If you thought the Netherlands was the bulb capital of the world, think again. Follow the Northern Cape’s colour-popping wild…
Pride of place
A year after the killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park, Shelley Cox reports on what his…
What lies beneath
Warm water, superb visibility and a clutch of excellent diving schools make Lake Malawi the ideal choice for a scuba…
25 More Secrets about Botswana
To celebrate the country’s 50th anniversary since independence, we asked experts to reveal their tips for planning the most extraordinary…
Hi-tech conservation
A little more than a generation ago, a notebook and pencil were the main tools for field science and wildlife…
Family road trippin’
An Argentinian couple have spent the past 15 years on the road in a 1928 Graham-Paige vintage car, and had…
Sudan’s secrets
This rarely visited country is steeped in a rich history and culture. It’s a fascinating land filled with treasures to…
Battle of the black-winged stilts
By Lou Coetzer The story It was late April in northern Botswana and the water level of the Chobe River…
Up close and personal
By Lou Coetzer The story When a project I was working on required good images of Burchell zebra and elephant…
Sweet silhouettes
By Lou Coetzer The story I grew up with Africa’s amazing sunrises and sunsets, but somewhere along the way I…
Two birds, one stone
Lou Coetzer illustrates how two very different scenes – one close, one far, one dynamic, one static – requiring vastly…
It’s not all black & white
The zebra is the quintessential African animal ― the fat horse in stripy pyjamas at the end of every child’s…
Loud and proud
Can you describe the sound of the African bush? Cliché demands such timeless classics as the majestic roar of the…
Weird and wonderful
Few African animals are more intriguing or, in their own way, more impressive than chameleons. These extraordinary lizards illustrate some…
Namibia’s desert-adapted wildlife
A fascinating array of insects and reptiles live in this southern African country’s parched lands. Tony Park names a few…
