Africa

Swimming pool and gardens at Kasambabezi Lodge in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Pulse in the City

In a town built on big names and bigger budgets, a family-run lodge on the quiet side of Victoria Falls makes a compelling case for staying local.
The Deck at Hemingways Eden Residence, overlooking the Giraffe Sanctuary Forest in Nairobi

Pulse in the City

Nairobi, if experienced intentionally, will capture your soul. It is a city defined by a fierce, magnetic momentum, a fast-evolving, traffic laden metropolis where the raising brick and mortar of modern ambition stands side-by-side with deep-rooted cultural heritage.
Two-bedroom ocean-view living room at Hemingways Watamu

Editor's Pick

Six nights, three Hemingways Collection addresses and my long-awaited first taste of Kenya's North Coast.
Beat of My Dubai, DET campaign celebrating African talent in Dubai

Editor's Pick

DET spotlights the people, stories and creative energy of Africans living, working and thriving in the city.

Sustainable Travel

For those of us lucky enough to have been to a safari lodge, there is a moment on the drive there when you notice a shift in the landscape. The acacia thins, the red-oat grass takes over, and the road passes through land that is neither park nor private concession.

Tastemakers

Meet Françoise Malby-Anthony, the Parisienne who became guardian of Thula Thula, South Africa's iconic elephant sanctuary, after loss and adversity.

Editor's Pick

Escape Dubai's fast pace for the profound stillness of Zambia's bush at Ila Safari Lodge—a sensory recalibration deep in the African wilderness.

Adventures in Wild Africa

Journey through Zambia's Kafue National Park on a 12-day expedition blending untamed wilderness, curated luxury camps and the vibrant pulse of Livingstone.

Editor's Pick

The story of La Rochelle is not merely one of architecture and hospitality; it is a botanical love story that began in the 1950s

Editor's Pick

With the many faces of exploration, the narrative that sells “bigger is better” seems to be quietly receding.
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