Journal

The morning air in the Soutpansberg is sharp. Assistant head guide at Few & Far Luvhondo Moses Maponya stops on the red sandstone trail, boot…

Field guide Unathi Makwange stands in front of a sprawling bougainvillaea bush at Paradise Farms, the agricultural heart of Few & Far Luvhond…

Some journeys ask you to choose. Mountains or ocean. Adventure or rest. The thin, electric air of high country or the slow heat of an island afte…

Most leaders I know are tired in a way that sleep does not fix. It is not the tiredness of long hours. We made peace with those a long time ago.

A few days ago, an email landed in my inbox that made me smile.

However you get to us, the last thirty minutes are the same. You reach our gate in the Limpopo lowveld.

Someone said something to me years ago that I have never shaken off.

There's a particular kind of exhaustion that settles over leaders today.

When most people think of a South African safari, they think of Kruger National Park - a vast wilderness area established as South Africa’s first…

There's a shepherd tree in the Soutpansberg Mountains that's been casting the same shadow for centuries.

The baobab's ancient trunk feels warm against your back as you lean into it, coffee steam curling in the cool dawn air.

I've been thinking about the conversations I have with guests after they return from our 10-day Southern Africa adventure.