Sundowners with Lucille

By Lucille Sive

In 2018, the readers of Travel + Leisure named Cape Town one of only 15 “World’s Best” cities. Thanks to the Mother City’s unique blend of natural beauty and captivating cultural attractions, it’s easy to see why the city remains at the top of many travelers’ bucket lists. Following an incredible recovery from a water shortage in 2018, in which residents and travelers alike rallied together to save water, Cape Town’s travel and tourism sector is “open for business”! Travelers looking to support sustainable tourism and sample some of Africa’s extraordinary experiences in 2019, should look no further than this astonishing city.

Thanks to large amounts of rain over the past few months, Cape Town's dam levels have risen above 75% capacity and "day zero" has been pushed back beyond 2020. Watch this new video to see how Cape Town has been graced with rain.

By Lucille Sive

The African buffalo is a member of “Big Five” group of African animals. But how much do you actually know about one of Africa’s largest and most common herbivores? I invite you to learn more about the African Buffalo in the latest edition of our animal facts blog series!

In Conversation with Shamwari's Head Ranger, Andrew Kearney

July 31st is World Ranger Day, a day to proudly celebrate the rangers around the world who work to protect our planet’s animals and environments. Not only do rangers provide guests with a fantastic safari experience on their trips to Africa, but they serve as the frontline of defense against poaching and wildlife crime. We spoke with Andrew Kearney, Head Ranger of Shamwari Game Reserve, to learn more about rangers and why he chose to become one.