- Newsletter:
- Breaking News and Updates
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2025
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2025
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2025
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2025
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2024
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2024
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2024
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2024
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2023
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2023
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2023
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2023
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2022
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2022
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2022
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2022
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2021
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2021
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2021
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2021
- Classic Africa 2020 Holiday Message
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2020
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2020
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2020
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2020
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2019
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2019
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2019
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2019
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2018
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2018
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2018
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2018
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2017
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2017
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2017
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2017
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2016
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2016
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2016
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2016
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2015
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2015
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2015
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2015
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2014
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2014
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2014
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2014
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2013
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2013
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2013
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2013
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2012
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2012
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2012
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2012
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2011
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2011
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2011
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2011
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2010
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2010
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2010
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2010
- Special Edition, 2009
- Classic Africa News Vol. 4, 2009
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2009
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2009
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2009
- Classic Africa News Vol. 3, 2008
- Classic Africa News Vol. 2, 2008
- Classic Africa News Vol. 1, 2008
Other Property Updates:
7/31/2025
|
Chitabe Camp Rebuilt
The new Chitabe Camp in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, is officially open. Set on a beautiful verdant island on a private concession, the new Chitabe blends innovation and comfort: guest suites are 66% larger, featuring new innovative cooling systems and offering sweeping views across the floodplains. Interiors draw from organic textures and earthy tones – creating a peaceful sanctuary.
|
|
Suyian Lodge Opens
Hidden in Kenya's northern Laikipia, far from the paths most travelled, Suyian Lodge is now open. Set on 44,000 acres of wild land, the camp is a long-term legacy in the making. Of course there are game drives, but Suyian's magic lies beyond the vehicle including camel treks. horseback riding, walking safaris, helicopter flights at sunrise, and quiet moments shared with Samburu herders. Guests can expect to see the rare Grévy's zebra, African wild dog, dik-diks, and black leopard in a private intimate setting.
|
|
Cottar's Revitalized Bush Villa
Also in Kenya, Cottar's Bush Villa, the Maasai Mara's first private home, now blends timeless style with eco-friendly innovation. Highlights include natural décor by the Maa Trust, a striking new bar with panoramic savannah views, a private massage room, and an inviting fireside lounge. With five spacious bedrooms, an 82-foot pool, personal chef, and private guide, the villa offers a private escape shaped by over 100 years of safari excellence.
|
|
Renovating Masiya's Camp
Masiya's Camp, the newest addition to the Royal Malewane safari collection in South Africa's Greater Kruger National Park, has undergone a renovation that reimagines the traditional safari aesthetic. The camp consists of six luxury tented suites, each featuring a unique vibrant color palette, a mix of vintage charm and modern luxury, accented by eclectic art and global design treasures. These spacious suites include private heated plunge pools, indoor/outdoor showers, and expansive wooden decks offering a seamless connection to the natural surroundings.
|
|
Communal areas such as the dining tent with an interactive kitchen, bar with 360-degree views, and central heated pool, enhance the guest experience. Named in honor of the late Wilson Masiya, Royal Malewane's first Master Tracker, the camp aims to provide an intimate and soulful safari experience rooted in heritage and a celebration of Africa's wild beauty.
|
|
Natural Selection Introduces Hoanib Elephant Camp
Elephant Camp has landed in the Hoanib Valley in northwest Namibia - one of the most remote and starkly beautiful safari destinations in Africa. The semi-arid desert environment offers guests the rare opportunity to observe the desert-adapted elephants that roam freely here, tracing ancient riverbeds in search of water and food.
|
|
The camp is set under canvas, designed for adventured travelers who seek both wild desert immersion and exceptional comfort, all while treading lightly on the earth. Each of the 10 spacious rooms have been thoughtfully designed with sustainability in mind. The room design includes rammed earth walls, insulated canvas roofs and timber and glass, which offer natural climate control. In addition, each room features air conditioning, indoor and outdoor showers, plus a private desk with plunge pool.
|
|
The camp's main area includes an open-air living room, dining room, small spa and a swimming pool. The fire pit is perfect for gathering around after a day's exploring to share adventure stories underneath the evening stars.
|
|
7/31/2025
Award Winners in Cape Town
« previous
7/31/2025
Featured Properties:
next »
Let us help you plan your dream safari. call toll-free: 888.227.8311 or email us today
| | Share
|