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The tail of a humpback whale breaching the ocean surface.

The Important Whale Research Being Conducted at Cape Vidal

Since 1988, scientists have stood on the dunes at Cape Vidal counting every humpback whale that passes — the same whales our guests watch from the boat. Here's what four decades of data reveal about their recovery from near-extinction, and why this stretch of coast matters far beyond a great photo op.

A white rhino cow and her calf standing in golden-hour light in KwaZulu-Natal bushveld, surrounded by tall grass and acacia trees with hills visible in the background.

Why We Always Stop for the Rhino

Hluhluwe-iMfolozi is where the southern white rhino nearly disappeared, and where it came back from that. Twice, as it turns out. Here's the story — and what a rhino sighting actually looks like on one of our accessible safaris.

A sleeping African rhino.

A Safari That Never Asks You to Leave Your Chair Behind

Ask most travelers with a disability what tops their travel bucket list, and a safari is rarely far from the top. Ask them why they haven’t gone, and the answers are just as predictable: the vehicles, the transfers, the bathrooms, the long distances between locations. A safari can sometimes feel like the trip that accessibility […]

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