Ethos specialise in safari camps and lodges in Africa and sometimes agents ask which of our camps combine well with others, so here are some suggestions....
There’s something magical about the Okavango Delta—its ever-shifting waterways, abundant wildlife, and the sheer serenity of being surrounded by nature. For those looking to experience the Delta in all its diversity, a twin-centre safari staying at Machaba’s Monachira Camp and then either Kiri Camp or Gomoti Plains offers the perfect blend of water and land-based adventure.
Two Big Five Game Reserves, One Unforgettable South African Safari
When it comes to the ultimate safari experience, combining two of South Africa’s most renowned game reserves offers an unparalleled journey through diverse landscapes and thrilling wildlife encounters. From the serene beauty of the Makalali Reserve to the adrenaline-pumping action of MalaMala Private Game Reserve, this itinerary takes you on a seamless adventure that caters to both your sense of adventure and relaxation whilst tracking the Big Five.
Big news is on the horizon for safari lovers and luxury travel seekers — The Wilderness Collection is expanding! Come July 2025, the stunning Warangi Ridge Lodge will open its doors in Serengeti National Park, offering an unforgettable new experience that perfectly complements its sister property, Crater’s Edge in Ngorongoro.
Walk on the Wild Side: The Magic of Walking Safaris in South Africa
When it comes to safari experiences, South Africa offers the full spectrum — from opulent game drives to immersive bush encounters. But for those who want to get closer to nature, feel the earth beneath their feet, and truly engage all their senses, a walking safari is an unforgettable way to explore the African wilderness.
Unlike the traditional game drive, a walking safari allows you to step off the beaten track — quite literally — and tune into the smaller wonders of the bush: from medicinal plants and colourful insects to rare birds and fascinating animal tracks. It’s an experience that transforms you from a spectator to a participant in the vibrant theatre of the wild.
A fish out of water?
A giant kingfisher applying the finishing touches to its prey. (Click on the image)
by MalaMala ranger @brendon_wildlifephotograph
Baby crocodiles, also called hatchlings, are born quite small, around 7-10 inches long and 70 grams. The biggest Nile Crocodiles, however, reached 6 metres and weighed over 1000 kilos. This little guy has a lot of growing to do before becoming a monster like that!
Oli @olicwildlife @Garonga
THE WONDERS OF KAVANGO ZAMBEZI TFCA: BIRDLIFE & BEYOND
Tuesday 15 July
Webinar | 2pm UK
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