To support conservation and experience the wild world at its best, start by recognising tourism organisations that endorse ethical travel, writes Kate Webster. They say an elephant never forgets, nor...
Traveller Kate takes on the wilds of Africa. Here are her stories, published far and wide of those experiences.
To support conservation and experience the wild world at its best, start by recognising tourism organisations that endorse ethical travel, writes Kate Webster. They say an elephant never forgets, nor...
Sabi Sabi’s Selati Camp is a lodge where turn of the century elegance meshes with personalised safari luxury. The camp is located in Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve, situated in the world-renowned...
It’s not everyday you get to do something with your life that makes such a profound difference. This particular day, in the cold of a May morning in the bushveld in Madikwe Game Reserve, I did. It...
Rwanda may be known as the ‘Heart of Africa’ because of its location, but as Kate Webster discovered, it is a country that is full of heart. As the world is gripped by the changes in daily life due...
Being my second time visiting Rwanda, I thought I knew what to expect. I was wrong, as this small East African country has so much to offer. It is not a country you visit once, but a country that...
Kate Webster discovers a place in Africa where wild things roam, all the way up to the foot of your bed. Laying in bed, I was serenaded by hippos into one of the best sleeps I have ever had...
Mauritius has long been famous for its sun, sea and sand. Kate Webster gives you a taste of what to do on this island nation. A volcanic island of lagoons and palm-fringed beaches with coral...
An island nation in the Indian Ocean, Mauritius lays about 2,000 kilometres off the southeast coast of the African continent. The Republic of Mauritius includes the islands of Rodrigues, Agalega and...
Kate Webster ventures deep into Rwanda’s forests in search of the rare mountain gorillas. It is hard work trekking gorillas, but every aching muscle, bruise, scratch and bump are worth the pain for...
From past to present, everything about this African country really inspired me, leaving me with a fire in my soul to want to be a better person and do better in the world. After an epic set of...
Published in the October Issue of MiNDFOOD Magazine is my article on Rwanda. From past to present, this African country inspires and will leave you with a want to be a better person and do...
Kate Webster takes you into the South African bush to experience a hands-on wildlife conservation project with the endangered rhinoceros. It’s a cold morning in Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa...
Ever since Robert Redford and Meryl Streep romanced us with their film Out of Africa, a love affair with African safaris has drawn many travellers to the South African bush. An African safari is an...
From the wilds of Africa’s most iconic playground, the Mara, to the picturesque beaches of Watamu and to the countryside of Laikipia, Kate Webster takes you into Kenya’s heart. Arriving into Nairobi...
In the Nomad Africa Magazine April 2018 issue, Uganda’s Bwindi National Park is home to some of the world’s last mountain gorillas and once was home to the Batwa People – the original...
In the Nomad Africa Magazine April 2018 issue, discover the wild side of Africa and let the Mara mystify with her untamed beauty. Kate Webster takes you into the wild, from dawn to dusk in one of...
South Africa has become a second home to me and after many visits I have acquired a unique ’South Africanism’. So before stepping foot in such a remarkably diverse country, here are a few local hints...
I gripped the railings of the boat as it bounced about in the messy swell. Light filtered across the water from the sun just creeping above the horizon. While this picturesque area is popular...
If you go gorilla trekking in Uganda there is one thing that is just as important as good hiking boots, and that is a good place to rest your aching body and relax after a day in the mountains. The...
It is easy to see why Uganda is known as the Pearl of Africa, a surprise gem hidden, waiting to be discovered. Often overshadowed by the more famous East African neighbour, Kenya, Uganda sometimes...
To hear the word impenetrable forest conjures up images of a dense undergrowth, a kaleidoscope of greens, vines and vegetation intertwined so dense it takes a machete to cut a path through. This is...