The history of Wilderness Safaris began with two guides, an old Land Rover – and a single Purpose. We wanted to use life-changing journeys to help conserve and restore Africa’s wilderness and wildlife; to convey the sense of space, of exploring uncharted places, connecting with nature – and making a difference. We called ourselves Wilderness Safaris, and were the first with the passion and courage to pioneer sustainable ecotourism as we know it today. Thanks to over 35 years of experience, we’re

During the last week of February 2021, Wilderness Safaris assisted Raptors Botswana, the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) and the Botswana Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP) in doing vital work pertaining to vulture conservation in the region. The aim of this particular exercise was to fit satellite tracking devices on six different birds, and five devices were successfully fitted on three different vulture species. The fitting procedure was done quickly with no undue stress to the

It's been a year of elephantine proportions. Of magnificent wildlife sightings. And heart-thumping moments. ​ A year where we saw wild dogs, gorillas, pangolins, caracals and lots and lots of spots. ​ See more of our year that was here: https://bit.ly/47gPomc #WeAreWilderness #UltimateDestinations #Wilderness #WildlifeEncounters #AfricaSafari #WildlifeLovers | Wilderness

Silent Journey: Restoring a Mountain Cabin | Wilderness Tracking

An aerial view from South Africa, looking east into Mozambique at the confluence of the Levuvu River and the Limpopo River. There is currently no communication in this area. Our camp lies just 6 km beyond the kopjie visible in the footage. A sobering reminder that too much water can also bring hunger, as local farming lands lie along the Limpopo River. Video Credit: Rich Sowry #DumelaWildernessSafaris #LimpopoValley #WildernessLiving #ClimateReality #MozambiqueTravel #AfricaUnfiltered | Dumela W