We're traveling to Africa!

Tanzania’s Indian Ocean coastline is magical, with tranquil islands and sleepy coastal villages steeped in centuries of Swahili culture. Travel back in time to the days when the East African coast was the seat of sultans and a linchpin in a far-flung trading network extending to Persia, India and beyond. Relax on powdery beaches backed by palms and the occasional baobab; take in gentle, pastel-hued sunrises; immerse yourself in languid coastal rhythms; and sit beneath the billowing sails of a wooden dhow, listening to the creaking of its rigging.

At Serengeti National Park, grasslands appear to stretch to the ends of the earth. Lions stalk across open plains, their manes catching the breeze. Wildebeest and zebra migrate in their millions, following the ancient rhythm of Africa's seasons. Serengeti is one the greatest wildlife-watching destinations on earth.

A coming-together of cultures, cuisines and landscapes, there's nowhere quite like Cape Town, a singularly beautiful city crowned by the magnificent Table Mountain National Park.

To watch the sunset in the middle of the savanna, surrounded by wildlife

To help us wind down :)

The oceans of South Africa provide some of the most magnificent snorkelling destinations, thanks to the immense variety of tropical reefs, ship wrecks and an absolutely stunning variety of sea-life.

Because why not?

Cape town is surrounded by mountains that offer uninterrupted views across the city’s skyline, mountain peaks, beaches and waterfalls!

Just a half an hour drive outside Cape Town you are already at the beginning of the Cape vineyards, where cultivation of grapes dates back to the 1600s. Today this is the largest winemaking region of the continent.

South Africa has a rich culinary heritage shaped by colonial influence and the traditions of a hunter-gatherer culture. We promise to make something for you when we come back!

The waters around Zanzibar are famous world wide for the exciting opportunities they provide. The fishing grounds are almost untouched with only a few local fishermen there taking the fish. With large schools of barracuda, wahoo, king fish and giant travelli in the area all year, and seasonal visits from many other species, the fishing off Zanzibar is truly an experience.