Looking to tick the elusive African wild dog off your bucket list? You’re in luck! This week, we highlight the best spots across Africa to see these stunning, endangered animals in the wild. We also spotlight the unsung heroes of every safari and dedicate World Conservation Day to the Endangered Wildlife Trust…
The allure of seeing the Big 5 might draw you to a safari, but the true heart and soul of your African adventure lie in the hands of the safari guides and trackers. These experts can transform your safari from a mere sightseeing tour into a monumental experience.
But what exactly is a safari guide? What’s the difference between a guide and a tracker? And why do you need them? We explore these questions and more…
In honor of World Conservation Day on 28 July, we want to recognise the incredible work of the Endangered Wildlife Trust. Their unwavering dedication to protecting our planet’s most vulnerable species through habitat preservation and innovative conservation strategies is why we proudly partner with and support EWT.
As part of Go2Africa’s Positive Impact initiatives, our partnership with EWT ensures your safari makes a difference. For every trip booked with us that includes a night at selected camps in the Kruger, we donate to EWT’s vital conservation projects like the Carnivore Conservation Programme.
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of spotting one of nature’s most elusive and fascinating creatures – the African wild dog. With their striking coats and intricate social structure, this endangered species often tops safari-goers’ must-see lists.
While rare, sightings on game drives are not impossible. Our guide explores the best places in Africa to encounter these magnificent creatures.
