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Nature and Wildlife

Nature and wildlife experiences offer solo travellers a chance to step outside our schedules and expectations. Travelling alone, whether on a coastal walk, in a national park, or watching wildlife in its own habitat, these journeys are less about spectacle and more about presence, perspective, and moving through the world with care.

Murchison Falls, Uganda

In Kampala, Uganda, where the rhythms of the city meet the call of the wild, understanding, respecting and protecting these important environmental touchstones are central to how Mrs Dianah Najjombwe sees solo travel. As head of Activentures Africa Safaris, she designs tailor-made safaris to meet each traveller’s specific needs, creating journeys not simply of places, but of self-discovery.

Q&A | November 2025

The Tanzania Association of Tour Operators immediately called for stricter discipline for

The Great Wildebeest Migration is one of Earth’s most awe-inspiring natural events. Each year, over two million wildebeests, zebras and other grazers make the perilous journey from Tanzania’s Serengeti to Kenya’s Maasai Mara, facing predators, crocodile-infested rivers and sheer exhaustion along the way. For decades it has been the pinnacle of the safari dream, the kind of sight people travel across continents to witness. Yet in recent months, the migration has become a victim of its own popularity.

By Josh Chandler | September 2025

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