“I’d like to see a pangolin…” – a phrase that strikes fear into the heart of even the most seasoned safari guide. Notoriously...
The Varty family’s conservation ethos has always resonated with that of Bellingham Safaris. We relish the opportunity to send our guests to Londolozi,...
Madagascar is the world’s fourth largest island (after Greenland, New Guinea and Borneo), yet its ecological variety rivals that of an entire continent;...
In an era when negative environmental news is everywhere, let’s not forget the remarkable people dedicating their lives to helping the environment, this...
Dates: 23 February – 4 March 2019 Location: Kibale, Queen Elizabeth & Bwindi Impenetrable National Parks Conditions: During the day, it was warm...
Being Capetonian, we may be biased, but Table Mountain National Park is undoubtedly one of our favourite reserves in Africa. This park is...
We recently had the opportunity to spend time with John and Hayley – the President and Director of Expedition Operations for Polar Latitudes,...
The Northern stretch of Namibia’s Skeleton Coast is utterly remote (best accessed by a low-level small charter flight), and largely untouched by modern man; although...
Below Victoria Falls and the world’s largest man-made lake, Lake Kariba, the Zambezi takes on a more “laid back” personality, worrying less about...
No matter how many adjectives penned, there is no way of doing justice to or coming anywhere close to adequately describing this icy...