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The Spring Issue
Green is the colour of spring and the sign of new growth in tourism. The first signs of travel recovering coincided perfectly with spring in South Africa. I particularly love spring here because after the first rains, the trees start getting fresh green leaves, grass reappears on bare ground and most special of all, many
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The France Issue
Leopard can now design your dream French holiday. It’s been a while crocodiles! I didn’t manage to get an August newsletter out to you because it has been crazy busy around here. I hope this one makes up for it! One of the projects we have been furiously working on is the launch of Leopard
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The Richtersveld Issue
The Richtersveld is an adventurous wilderness escape like no other. The Richtersveld is not easy to get to. It is at least two long days of driving from Cape Town, or three days if you would like to take it slower. Our overnight stop was just outside Springbok but stopping in Springbok meant that the
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The Namaqualand Issue
Namaqualand, a place of desolation and magic. The Northern Cape is the largest and most sparsely populated of South Africa’s provinces. The arid climate and huge driving distances mean few visitors venture this far afield. On a recent trip to the area I discovered it is a place where the inhospitable climate is contrary to
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The Mapungubwe Issue
Mapungubwe, a place of cultural and geographic significance, and incredible scenic beauty. I recently took a trip to the northernmost part of South Africa. Mapungubwe National Park is located at the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe rivers. From the lookout deck in South Africa you can see where the two rivers meet and you can peer
