Beguiled
Day 21 of the lockdown has suddenly arrived Cyril and his wise advisors have now contrived to extend our confinement for a further time leaving home, going to work, remains a crime. It occurs to me that I am...
16 April, 2020
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The lesser spotted Rhino
The last night of our honeymoon was spent at the sleep-out at Rhino Walking Safaris. We spend the last night in the wonderful sleep-out, after a bush braai in the treehouse, and it was time to...
11 April, 2020
Who watched who
It was April 2016. My wife and I were lucky enough to travel from France to spend our honeymoon at Rhino Walking Safaris. We started walking at sunset, like everyday there. The weather was cool and...
10 April, 2020
Cancel or Postpone? – The COVID-19 question
In the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak, the burning questions for travellers around the world were, should I travel or not? What are the chances that I’ll get stuck or quarantined in another country? ...
08 April, 2020
The bite of a black mamba
Fake news is a popular term these days but in reality, it has been around as long as humans. It used to be known as disinformation, rumour or even simply as lies. But call it what...
01 June, 2019
A prickly affair
Porcupines are creatures of the night. Often unnoticed, they go about their lives eating fruit, tubers and plants but in the morning experts will notice their tracks, places where they have dug for food or...
19 May, 2019
Winner of SANParks KUDU Award
Seolo Africa is extremely proud to announce that South African National Parks (SANParks) has awarded our very own Rhino Walking Safaris (RWS) the prestigious 2018 Business Partner Kudu Award. The award recognises a combination of...
28 February, 2019