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Dear Friends,

BOOK A PHOTOGRAPHIC SAFARI WITH TREVOR KLEYN

Tswalu now has a dedicated, full-time photographic guide. Trevor Kleyn will be combining his extensive bush knowledge and experience as a FGASA-qualified nature and lead trails guide with his passion for wildlife photography to provide expert advice and hands-on tuition to guests who want to up their skills, from novice to experienced photographers. Keen to find out how to book Trevor Kleyn for your next safari? Read more

WE HAVE BEEN NOMINATED IN THE CONDE NAST TRAVELLER READERS' CHOICE AWARDS

Conde Nast’s long-standing Readers' Choice Awards are widely regarded as the most important awards in the travel industry, an opportunity for travellers to have their say by voting to determine the best of the best when it comes to travel, including their favourite resorts.

Tswalu Kalahari is thrilled to be among the list of nominees in the RESORTS category.

Please consider voting for us by completing the survey, an easy process that should only take a couple of minutes but will mean so much to everyone who is committed to Tswalu’s vision of leaving the world better than how we found it. To participate in the Readers’ Choice survey, simply click on this link. Search for the category Resorts, then search for Tswalu Kalahari.

DEIRDRE OPIE APPOINTED AS TSWALU'S HEAD GUIDE

Deirdre Opie is one of South Africa’s most qualified and accomplished female guides, who is highly respected by her peers. She is one of very few women with a FGASA Tracker Level 3 qualification and is also on an invitation level for the most advanced tracking qualification, Senior Track and Sign. We are delighted to have someone like Deirdre in charge of the guiding team, both as a mentor and qualified FGASA trainer and assessor. Read more

Posted regularly, Our Stories are an inspirational and informative resource, written by a community of writers which includes wildlife photographers, conservationists, scientific researchers, journalists, and guests. Our bi-annual Wildlife Journal provides a window into life on the reserve, reflecting the radical changes that the Kalahari undergoes between summer and winter. I hope you enjoy the latest edition, Summer 2023, written by our guiding team.

Kind regards,

Russel Binks