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From May to November, thousands of whales migrate along the New South Wales coast as they make their way from Antarctica to the South Pacific and back again. From the Tweed to Sydney and all the way to Eden, New South Wales offers a multitude of sea and land-based options to observe the traffic on the ‘Humpback Highway’.
We are all doing a lot of walking these days, much to the chagrin of our animals. When things get back to normal, we will be in great physical condition to continue our exercise amongst less familiar surroundings. Below are some of our favourite walks.
From Tanzania to South Africa, Africa is home to some of the most amazing, luxurious and unforgettable safari lodges and a great place to see the “Big Five”
See a colony of Emperor Penguins in the White Desert of Antarctica and Africa’s Big 5 all in one adventurous holiday.
In the wilds of Africa, surrounded by rolling grassland plateaus and watering holes where animals gather are of the world’s luxurious game reserve lodges
At Bisate Lodge, guests can experience one of the most humbling moments in their lives – the chance to walk with gorillas.
Located on a private reserve by the banks of the Zibadianja Lagoon in Botswana, the ultra luxe Zarafa camp, boasts luxury, eco awareness and wild safari.
Angama means “suspended in midair” in Swahili. In the wilds of Africa, overlooking the Maasai Mara lies this exclusive lodge.
I’d always loved big cuddly creatures, especially those that lived in a land of ice, snow and glittering night skies.
Straddling the border between two great deserts, Namibia is a land of astonishing scenery, spectacular wildlife and striking contrast.
Tanzania contains some of Africa’s most inspiring natural wonders, from the towering Mount Kilimanjaro to the seemingly endless Serengeti.
South Africa offers visitors an enchanting combination of untamed landscapes and modern cities.
