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A tuxedoed bird, a creature with fur of gold, an impressively horned antelope and a hunter without compare. These are four of the unique animals we could lose to extinction. Meet the African penguin, golden mole, roan antelope and African wild dog. By
Continue readingNothing says summer like blue skies and braai fires. Have a mini-holiday with your Wild Card and pop into a park for the day to braai at these picture-perfect spots.
Continue readingOn your next visit to Swaziland or the oh-so-beautiful Golden Gate Highlands National Park, why not step back in time and spend the night in a traditional hut or rondavel? It’s an experience you will not want to miss.
Continue readingWhat better way to celebrate the balmier weather of spring than by lighting a fire? We’ve found five picturesque spots where you can cook your food over the coals and enjoy memorable views.
Continue readingExploring Wild Card destinations as a family is a walk in the park this winter – and a lot of fun too. But which hikes are short and easy enough for young and old to enjoy the great outdoors?
Continue readingMlilwane is Swaziland’s oldest protected area, situated in the Ezulwini Valley (Valley of Heaven) between Mbabane and Manzini. On the western boundary, the huge Usutu Forest provides a dramatic backdrop stretching into the distant hills, while grassland plains extend towards the south.
Continue readingMake this your best wild year yet with our selection of unforgettable experiences. From river rafting on the Orange River to exploring nature on horseback and sleeping in a cave, these destinations deserve a spot on your itinerary for 2016.
Continue readingAway from rest camps and tar roads lie pristine landscapes where nature rules. Wild recommends these five wilderness destinations, examples of the commitment to sustainable tourism.
Continue readingWhen Swaziland’s Big Game Parks celebrated 50 Years of Conservation in 2014, Scott Ramsay visited the protected areas to see how the small kingdom has created some of the best animal sanctuaries in the world.
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