There is no place on earth quite like the Serengeti. Enjoy this safari travel guide explaining how to visit Tanzania and the Serengeti. From witnessing millions of wildebeest during the Great ...

Josephine Irandwanahafi sits in a small, musty provisions shop off the main road in Bweyeye, a border town that marks the ...

In a dusty corral ringed by posts as thick as telephone polls, the orphan elephants of the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary in Kenya ...

Were you glued to Kingdom, the latest Attenborough blockbuster from the BBC? The fierce interactions between the show’s four ...

The RAC has apologised after a Shrewsbury man in a converted ambulance was left broken down outside the West Midlands Safari Park overnight, following a family day out. Merlin Brick, 46, from Cross ...

Safaris come with high prices and even higher expectations, and more travelers want to know what their money supports beyond the game drives. Some operators have answered that question directly by ...

Between January and October 2025, the country received 8.56 million visitors, with all major regions showing notable increases. The Minister further called on all South Africans to "continue showing ...

Few travel experiences rival the magic of an African safari. To embark on one is to surrender to the rhythm of the wild: rising before dawn for a game drive as the bush stirs awake, and closing the ...

This story, “The .270 in Africa,” was originally published in the March 1967 issue of Outdoor Life. Bechuanaland is now Botswana. My wife and I did a 30-day hunt in Bechuanaland in the summer of 1966.

Two large watering holes to swim in, acres of rare and endangered plants plus a two-story restaurant that resembles a lodge on an African safari. Those are some of the features in a new habitat under ...