A trip to Namibia uncovers upscale lodges amid an otherworldly landscape of red dunes, the canyons of Hoanib Valley, the brooding Skeleton Coast and beyond.
Namibia may be known for its otherworldly landscapes and harsh conditions, but the wildlife -- elephant, giraffe and more -- have adapted and are a joy to see.
Royal Malewane, long a favorite destination of Hideaway Report members, has been joined by an ultra-luxury lodge, The Farmstead, a short drive away.
Many of our recommended properties facilitate extraordinary wildlife experiences, but our members found these three to be the most unforgettable.
Singita Pamushana Lodge, a retreat in Zimbabwe's Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, has reopened after a redesign of both its shared spaces and suites.
Due to weight and size restrictions, soft-sided duffle bags are a must-have on safari flights. Here are 7 of our favorite duffle bags to take into the bush.
Luke Bailes, the founder of Singita, shares his thoughts on the future of Africa's wildlife and how to get engaged in Singita's conservation efforts.
The main Mombo Camp and the nearby Little Mombo Camp are currently being rebuilt and are scheduled to reopen in early 2018.
In this podcast, Boyd Varty, of Londolozi, talks with the author Patrick O'Shaughnessy about the history of the safari and how tracking has informed his life.
While in Kenya, we spoke with Mark Boyd, the community and conservation manager of the Safari Collection.
Big game sightings will complete your safari experience. Here is an overview of the animals you may see and the areas to in which to best view them.
The photography studio manager at Londolozi Game Reserve, in South Africa, explains how to master the art of wildlife photography while on safari.
A safari can be a luxurious week-long affair or a demanding monthlong excursion. Here's how to choose the best safari for you and your family.
Get the best wildlife photos on safari. The studio manager at Londolozi, in South Africa, discusses five essential pieces of gear for every safari-goer.
Follow in the footsteps of our editor-in-chief and pack what he does when he goes on safari. Here we have compiled his packing guide.
If you’re looking for a top-notch wildlife experience without the long international flight, consider some of these properties for your next American safari.
Safaris have changed a lot over the years. First-time travelers should ask themselves one question: "Just how comfortable do I want to be?"
The immense dunes at Sossusvlei are the largest in the world, and no trip to Namibia is complete without at least a glimpse of this astonishing landscape.
For the past two decades, Singita properties in South Africa and Tanzania have set the standard for luxury wildlife lodges in Africa and around the world.
The Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve has succeeded in creating a local surplus of one of the world’s most critically endangered species, rhino.
Two of my favorite safari lodges have recently received major upgrades. Both are located in the Sabi Sand Reserve.
Enjoy this video of Andrew Harper's recent visit to Singita Pamushana Lodge in Zimbabwe, Africa.
Andrew Harper discusses the famed Ranthambore National Park tiger reserves and points to hotels near the park, like the Sher Bagh safari-style camp.
An Andrew Harper staff member shares details from his California destination wedding and subsequent honeymoon in South Africa and Mozambique.
Each year, we ask our readers to vote for the best safari lodges and camps in the world. From elephant camps to tiger reserves, take a look at our readers’ favorite lodges and camps.
The right gear is essential for a fun and relaxing safari. Here are a few of my favorite items:
The herds migrate to find fresh grazing, and their movements can be unpredictable.
An extended safari will involve complex transfer arrangements; let the Andrew Harper Travel Office help.
Part of the greater Serengeti ecosystem, the Ngorongoro Crater is deservedly famous.
Watch the video preview for the February Hideaway Report.
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