Travel Archives - Page 6 of 8 - Explorers Against Extinction

Life Lessons from the Mountains with Rebecca Stephens MBE

A Journey of Exploration & Conservation On 14 November, join us at the Royal Geographical Society for On the Edge, where Rebecca Stephens MBE, the first British woman to summit Mount Everest and conquer all Seven Summits,…

View Post

Get to know Wilderness Little Ruckomechi, Mana Pools

We have recently given our website a summer refresh which includes all the travel pages, suggested itineraries and guide prices. We hope this section will be a useful resource for…

View Post

Beyond the Wildebeest: Exploring the World’s Great Migrations

While the Great Wildebeest Migration in the Serengeti and Masai Mara often steals the spotlight, there are numerous other spectacular migrations around the world that are equally fascinating and essential…

View Post

Family Holidays

As the UK summer holidays begin, many families are setting off on their long-awaited vacations. But what about next year? For those looking to plan ahead, why not consider an…

View Post

Offgrid wilderness experiences in Zambia’s South Luangwa

Bushcamp Company Spotlight Nestled in the remote southern section of South Luangwa National Park, The Bushcamp Company operates six distinct bushcamps, each with its own unique character. In addition, the…

View Post

Free Overnight Hide Experience

Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger, South Africa There are no fences between the Timbavati and Kruger National Park, to allow for the free movement of wildlife. The reserve is known for its…

View Post

Bush Basics – The sensory delights of an open-air bathroom

Wildlife is undeniably the main attraction when embarking on a safari – you don’t want to miss a thing – even when you’re in the bathroom. Thankfully, the clever people…

View Post

Mana Pools: A Week in the Wild

My first-hand experience of Mana Pools in Zimbabwe, and advice for planning a Mana safari. This time last year I was invited out to Zimbabwe to visit protected areas, camps…

View Post

7 Destinations in Southeast Asia for Nature and Wildlife Enthusiasts

Africa is the first continent that comes to our mind when we think of nature. This is because subconsciously we associate Africa with nature as most wildlife documentaries are shot…

View Post