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Have you seen a pangolin? Probably not. They’re the most trafficked mammal in the world, and poaching plus habitat loss have made them almost impossible to spot. If you’re lucky enough to encounter one, remember: ???? Keep your distance, stay quiet, and avoid flash photography. These shy, nocturnal animals are incredibly sensitive and responsible sightings can mean the difference between stress and survival. Protecting their habitats is the only way pangolins will survive. Every choice we make as travellers has an impact. If you’ve been lucky enough to spot a pangolin, tell us about your experience in the comments. ???? : @maverick_gareth
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3 Reasons you might think twice about visiting Malawi... ????️ You might never want to leave; hidden beaches and quiet islands make it easy to forget the outside world. ???? The wildlife will surprise you; Big 5 safaris, African wild dogs, and rare birds around every corner. ⛵️ Adventure comes standard; kayak, snorkel, sail, or just drift along Lake Malawi’s crystal-clear water. And, honestly, what’s not to love about a place where the bush is just a stone’s throw from the beach? ????: Kuthengo Camp & Green Safaris
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From Africa, with love - we’ve been nominated for two World Travel Awards! ???? World’s Leading Luxury Tour Operator 2025 ???? World’s Leading Safari Company 2025 After being named Africa’s Leading Luxury Tour Operator 2024 and South Africa’s Leading Luxury Tour Operator 2025, this global nomination is an honour. Every trip, every sunset, and every conservation story shared has been part of this incredible adventure, and we couldn’t have done it without you. ???? If you’ve travelled with us, or simply believe in what we do, we’d be grateful for your vote (link in bio). Thank you for being part of our story. ???? : Afew Giraffe Centre @worldtravelawards
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Could you stay calm if a gorilla was just a few feet away? Send this to someone you’d take on this adventure. ????
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What’s better than a beach holiday? A beach all to yourself. Powder-soft sand stretches under your feet, the water is crystal clear, and just a few strokes out you’re swimming alongside a curious turtle. Behind the beaches, islands are dotted with lush hills, granite boulders, and hidden coves waiting to be explored. Luxury lodges and private villas are tucked into these quiet corners, so you can wake up to the sound of the ocean, enjoy a slow breakfast on your deck, and spend the day snorkelling, hiking, or just soaking it all in, without a crowd in sight. Seychelles is a quiet escape that’s all yours, completely. ????️ ???? : Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa
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A sublime sanctuary in Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve, the recently refurbished Chitwa Chitwa beckons guests to explore one of the top safari destinations in South Africa. ???? Tastefully redone, Chitwa Chitwa has embraced intentional design with a beautiful blend of the surrounding bushveld and blissful modern comforts. ✨Step into your private sanctuary and feel immersed in luxury and tranquility. Enjoy a tranquil armchair safari from shade dappled decks overlooking the waterhole or a refreshing dip in the pristine pool. ☀️ Embark on your first game drive of the day as dawn breaks and casts a glow across the bush. Keep a keen eye for an array of exciting wildlife, including the Big 5, alongside diverse aviary species. ???? A second drive occurs in the afternoon complete with sundowners and the last golden rays of the day. Enhance your perspective with an exciting walking safari; allow your guide to impart in-depth knowledge of the environment and witness wildlife in their most natural state. ???? ????: Chitwa Chitwa
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Is gorilla and chimp trekking ethical? Many people dream of this incredible experience but then wonder if it’s really ethical. In places like Rwanda and Uganda, the permit fees you pay go directly to anti-poaching efforts, local community projects, and conservation programs. When tourists buy local goods, it helps communities see the value in protecting these animals. The rules you’ll follow on a trek - like keeping your distance, no food, and limited photography - might feel strict, but they exist to keep the gorillas and chimps safe and their homes undisturbed. Curious about primate trekking? Drop your questions in the comments below. ????: Greystoke Mahale
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Primates, rhinos, and conservation - a true trifecta of experiences! ✨ Begin your journey in Rwanda where soul-stirring treks through the forest reveal playful golden monkeys and families of mountain gorillas. ???? From there, your adventure takes you to Akagera National Park, Rwanda’s only Big 5 reserve where stories of hope weave through the ecosystem. ???? Not only is Akagera home to a diverse array of wildlife, and a prolific aviary population, but also the setting for a successful rhino relocation project. ???? Take a rare opportunity to walk alongside this endangered species and witness true conservation in action. Each day spent on this tour is an opportunity to reconnect with yourself, your companions, and with your wild surroundings. Visit our stories to learn more or get in contact with one of our safari experts. ???? ????: Wilderness Magashi & Virunga Lodge
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There are only a few places on Earth where you can look into the eyes of a wild gorilla. Amongst the best, Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park, Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, and the remote rainforests of Congo, these rare encounters unfold in silence and awe. It’s not a zoo. There are no fences. Just a family of gorillas carrying on with their day, and you, standing a few metres away, knowing you’ll never forget it. Today we celebrate these rare encounters, and the people protecting them, on World Gorilla Day. ????
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