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Autumn is the time of year when many nature lovers yearn for a quick fix of wilderness adventure. In the latest issue of Wild magazine we’ve put together a lineup of fabulous escapes to fuel your wanderlust with inspiration, trip planners and brilliant conservation stories.
Continue readingThe most important question at this time of the year is: Do you have travel plans? To make the most of the December holidays and 2018, the summer issue of Wild magazine has plenty of ideas for trips with your Wild Card.
Continue readingSpring is in the air! Are you travelling? Here’s a sneak peek at what’s inside the latest issue of Wild magazine.
Continue readingSpring has sprung and in the new issue of Wild magazine we bring you bags of inspiration to make memories in the outdoors this season. Here’s a taste of what you can expect.
Continue readingTranslating the beauty of South Africa’s botanical species into works of art for Wild magazine is a painstaking process. After much research, and countless hours of precise strokes, Daleen Roodt’s paintings come to life.
Continue readingFor wild inspiration, take a look at these pictures from the Winter 2017 issue. Intriguing, dramatic, quirky and exhilarating, they are a promise of what you can expect in the latest Wild.
Continue readingWho wants to stay inside this winter when there’s so much fun to be had in our parks and reserves? Join us as we saddle up in Golden Gate, tune into the Kruger soundtrack and explore Camdeboo in a classic car.
Continue readingThis autumn we are having the time of our lives on stand-up paddleboards, a new 4×4 eco-trail in Kruger, and the fabulously luxurious Dolphin Trail in Tsitsikamma. That’s just for starters.
Continue readingOn our bucket list are 23 of the greenest destinations that will inspire nature pilgrims. This summer we bring you the Best of Eco, with inspiration for wild holidays as well as short trips to the beach, the bush or the mountains.
Continue readingThis spring we stay with eagles in Augrabies, discover hidden secrets on Table Mountain and spot the oldest female leopard in Kgalagadi. And that’s just the beginning!
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