We are very excited to announce the planned opening of Kubatana Camp in Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park on July 1, 2013. Gorongosa National Park is perhaps Africa’s greatest wildlife-restoration story: a 20-year public/private partnership between the Government of Mozambique and … Continue reading →

As promised last week, we have a recipe from African Cooking  by Laurens van der Post.  This fish and shrimp stew hails from the crystalline waters of Mozambique. Peixe à Lumbo Fish-and-Shrimp Stew Serves 4 to 6 •1 pound uncooked … Continue reading →

Peri peri is a native African bird’s eye chilli that grows wild in Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa. Peri peri means ‘chili chili’ in KiSwahili and saying it twice makes sense as it’s one of the world’s hottest chilis. … Continue reading →

We had a fantastic event here in Denver last weekend; a ‘Beers & Safaris’ night to socalize, snack and also to get a sneak preview of a new National Geographic program about Gorongosa National Park. The film is called ‘Africa’s … Continue reading →

Africa Adventure Consultants has a long-standing commitment to protecting the environment. For years we have offset 50% of the carbon emissions for all of our safaris, while encouraging our clients to offset the other 50%. In 2010 we decided to … Continue reading →

Mozambique is a country that few people talk about when considering a trip to Africa. For sheer numbers of large animals it is overshadowed by its neighbors, Tanzania, South Africa, and Zambia. Yet it does have Gorongosa National Park, which … Continue reading →

Do you like Africa? Do you like beer? Do you like National Geographic Channel nature shows? Do you like NCAA basketball? How about delicious snacks? If you said yes to any of these questions, please join us for a fun-filled … Continue reading →

Are the late-winter blues getting you down? Nothing like an Africa beach getaway to chase those blues away! Here are three of our top-recommended beach holidays to get you into the sun – get ready to wiggle those toes in … Continue reading →

Mozambique 101 Landing in Beira, Mozambique, one can’t help but wonder when the civil war really ended (it was 1992). The buildings, some riddled with bullet holes, droop next to the roads. Laundry hangs from the balconies of stained, colonial-era … Continue reading →