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Imagine being here: The Chalkley Treehouse, Lion Sands

IMAGE SUPPLIED by LION SANDS GAME RESERVE

At High Tea with Elephants, we’re firm believers in the age-old notion that a picture says a thousand words. With this in mind, we’ve chosen to showcase some of the most exceptional safari spaces in Southern Africa with just one picture that takes you there.

We begin our vicarious adventures with a magical safari sleep-out in Lion Sands Game Reserve.

Imagine being here.

Chalkley Treehouse, Lion Sands

Location: The Chalkley Treehouse, Lions Sands Game Reserve, Sabi Sand Wildtuin, South Africa
Photo Credit: Lion Sands Game Reserve
More info: www.lionsands.com

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The Nomadic Kitchen presents: Spices and Spandex, the cookbook

Contemplating an adventure this year? Take a leaf out of Spices and Spandex, a cookbook for the adventurous, the free, the curious. Delve into the culinary adventures of two young men who cycled 20 000km from London to Cape Town, experiencing some of the richest and most diverse food cultures and recipes in the world.

5 Best Father’s Day Gift Ideas for 2022

Father’s Day is here and we’re getting ready to celebrate the makers of dad jokes and bush braais. Here are five gifts your dad will love, almost as much as he loves his family and hopefully as much as he loves his golf clubs.

African Body & Beauty Products

We delved into the world of African body & beauty products that are produced locally and made with natural, indigenous ingredients – and we were delighted with what we found.

Fresh, festive décor ideas

This Christmas, we’re steering away from garish red and gold palettes and gaudy smiling Santas (don’t get us wrong, these are fun too) and trying something a little different in the bush. We’ve looked at inspiration from all over the world, and it’s wonderful to see how many foreign style elements work so well in an African setting.