East Africa, home to the rolling plains of the Serengeti, the mystic peak of Mount Kilimanjaro, the endangered mountain gorillas of Rwanda and the exotic shores of the Spice Island of Zanzibar. Abundant wildlife and breath-taking natural beauty bless this, the exotic heart of Africa.

When you think of an African safari, you think of the Big 5 and hot days in the bush under the sun. But there’s a new kind of safari that’s rapidly gaining popularity among travellers to East Africa. The kind of safari that ensures that travellers spend just as much time gazing up at the night sky as they do looking around at the wildlife.

Timeless Africa Safaris are fortunate to partner with Singita in several African countries, including Tanzania. Singita is a company that has dedicated itself to environmentally conscious hospitality, sustainable conservation and the empowerment of local communities. A low impact, sustainable solution for the luxury traveller.

Discover the haunting beauty of Rwanda’s dense rain forests, the open-hearted warmth of its people and the life-affirming presence of its mountain gorillas on a journey into Africa with Timeless Africa Safaris.

In February 2012, Timeless Africa Safaris organised and hosted a 7 day art and cultural program to South Africa (Johannesburg and Cape Town) for 65 International Friends of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
South Africa is home to some of the most ancient and beautiful art in the world as well as a host of diverse and challenging contemporary artists, who incorporate a mix of European, African and Asian influences.

Cape Town's gracious boutique hotel, Ellerman House, has launched a health and lifestyle initiative adding another element to the Ellerman Experience.

A brand new electric Land Rover arrived at Londolozi over the Christmas Season courtesy of Barker Performance Products and Land Rover. The electric vehicle was sent there to be put through a series of rigorous and rough field test owing to the success and pioneering development of Londolozi’s first three prototype electric Land Rovers.

December 2011 – Abu Camp, located in Botswana’s pristine Okavango Delta, is proud to announce that Shireni, one of the Camp’s leading elephants, gave birth to her third surviving calf, a healthy female, at 22:05 on the 17th December. Measuring approximately 90cm at the shoulder and weighing about 110kg, the new-born stood on her own feet, wobbling, within 20 minutes. The elephant handlers have named her Warona, the SeTswana name meaning ‘For Us’.

December 2011 – Sherini, one of the famed elephants of Abu Camp, is to give birth to her third calf in mid to end December 2011. Sherini is one of the original six young elephant orphans saved from a cull in the Kruger National Park. Known for her maternal attributes of calmness, patience and a loving nature, she has given birth to Pula and Abu, and all at Abu Camp are waiting with bated breath for the latest arrival of the Abu elephant family.

Very recently we went on a trip to the bush that I had wanted to do for a long time; a luxury safari combined with a more rustic walking safari. After receiving a cancellation for the Kruger Park Olifants Trail walking safari, I gathered a few family members and friends for a 6-day adventure.

An adventurous person by nature, Marlon has been immersed in Africa and its beauty from a young age. Growing up alongside Kruger National Park exposed him to the wonders of nature and has since crafted his passion for photography. He spends most of his day on safari and witnesses incredible events. Being a field guide allows him a glimpse into the secret lives of some of the most amazing creatures.

On Friday 7th October 2011 Madikwe Game Reserve held Madikwe’s first buffalo auction which was a HUGE SUCCESS.