The Restorative Power of Water
Whenever I leave a body of water, a part of me remains, held in its currents and its rhythmic lapping against the shore. Something has
Whenever I leave a body of water, a part of me remains, held in its currents and its rhythmic lapping against the shore. Something has
The element of the unknown is where the addiction to Mana Pools National Park lies. Its untouched landscapes and wild ways summon the safari seeker,
Read about the incredible conservation story of Lake Kariba and Operation Noah. Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe embodies a tale which sounds both impossible, and miraculous. The
“As you get older, you tend to look more in the rearview mirror than you do at the road ahead,” a retired Australian Army general
In the northwest of Zimbabwe, on the southern shores of Lake Kariba, lies Matusadona National Park. Located in the heart of the Zambezi Valley, the
‘Tis the season for travel! November in Zimbabwe welcomes the much anticipated arrival of the rains. Flora and fauna celebrate its arrival in equal measure,
Christmas is a special time of the year, whether it be a spiritual affair, family connection or simply an excuse to travel. This particular time
Guests at Nantwich Lodge, in the wild north-west of Hwange National Park, stood on the lawn outside the main communal building and watched, in awe,
Over the last two years, the travel terrain has changed, but the necessity for adventure and connection has not. If recent adversity has taught us
The Moremi Game Reserve is the oldest and first protected area of the Okavango Delta, and has some of the highest concentrations of wildlife in
The arrival of spring is a welcomed time in Mana Pools National Park – for renewal, for transformation as well as an invitation for walking
Wildlife has an innate and ancient knowledge of the African landscape, one which covers 1000’s of kilometres, across borders and deep into other countries. These
Located in northern Zimbabwe, on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, Mana Pools provides a true ‘out of africa’ experience. It’s remote location deems
Embracing slow travel in the Matobo National park. Elements of travel have shifted from outdoor exploration, to embracing discovery from within. Here we find our
As we move into the hotter months, activity is heating up around the waterhole at Camp Kuzuma. The water deposits throughout the bush are drying
Hideaways’ recently had the pleasure of hosting Gus le Breton, ‘African Plant Hunter’ at our Hwange National Parks property, Nantwich Lodge. Gus introduces us to
Botswana is a country rich in both economy and culture. Its landscapes, people and tourism operations have much to offer, welcoming visitors with open arms,
Every so often, one needs to speak the language of relaxation – to rejuvenate, reboot and reconnect. There is no place better to do so
The Heartbeat of Mana Pools Mana Pools is the definition of wild Africa – untamed, remote and abundant with wildlife. Time spent here, beneath the
Mana Pools, Zimbabwe, has always been on my bucket list and it is a national park where dreams come true. Its famous golden light between
When one mentions going on safari in Zimbabwe, three words spring to mind: gin, sunsets and elephants. This is the safari goers dream – one
Nature seems to emanate an inspiration which encourages us to connect to our true selves. It is to the wild we turn to when we
Being in nature and surrounded by plants is a multi-medicinal affair. Taking time out to travel; immersing in the elements to destress, decompress and detach
On the outskirts of Victoria Falls and within Hwange National Park, sits a bespoke lodge atop a hill which boasts one of the best views