Wilderness Wonders: African Safaris Explored
As the summer sun sets, the spirit of adventure continues to thrive. I am delighted to be orchestrating exciting journeys for our clients, a testament to the trust they place in me and our carefully selected independent ABTA and ATOL approved country experts.
This month, African adventures, specifically safaris, reign supreme on the wish list. Join me as we explore the sweet spot of crafting routes that seamlessly blend private conserves, waterfall swims, horse riding, and national parks teeming with wildlife in action or on migratory paths.
It has truly been a pleasure curating last-minute New Year safaris in South Africa and once-in-a-lifetime family trips to Kenya and Zambia. My top pick for boutique accommodations this month is any from the renowned Last Word group in South Africa, each offering a unique experience and the epitome of personal service.
Crafting Tailored Travel Experiences
Combining my love of travel with organizational skills, I’ve spent the past year sourcing the UK’s most unique and finest country expert agents to collaborate with. All are independent ABTA and ATOL approved and share no affiliations with specific hotel groups. Together, we work in seamless partnership to craft travel itineraries bespoke to each client, ensuring competitive prices for unique hotels and excursions.
Following the recent earthquake in Morocco
I wanted to give you an update on the status of Marrakech. According to people on the ground the authorities in Marrakech reacted very fast – the city has been cleared and areas that needed to be have been re-enforced. Importantly the IMF and the World Bank have maintained their congress in Marrakech from 10th – 15th October. In Marrakech, shops, souks, gardens, riads, hotels and tourist sites are all open, except Bahia Palace. However, it is the areas outside Marrakech that need help. You can click here to donate and support the relief effort.
