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“Africa is mystic, it is wild, it is a sweltering inferno, it is a photographer’s paradise, an escapist’s Utopia. It is what you will, and it withstands all interpretations. It is the last vestige of a dead world or the cradle of a shiny new one. To a lot of people, as to myself, it is just home.”

― Beryl Markham, West with the Night

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“Let EyeseeAfrica plan an unforgettable adventure for you to the world’s greatest wilderness.”

Tertius Jordaan, Founder EyeseeAfrica

 

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Crossing the hanging bridge in Madagascar’s incredible Tsingy landscape… one careful step at a time. Suspended high above the razor-sharp limestone pinnacles, with nothing but the deafening chorus of cicadas filling the air, it’s one of those moments that makes you feel wonderfully alive. Adventure doesn’t get much better than this. #Madagascar #TsingyDeBemaraha #AdventureTravel #ExploreAfrica #SuspensionBridge ...

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Sleep beneath the African stars, where the mighty Zambezi River becomes your soundtrack and sunrise is your wake-up call. The Star Bed at Victoria Falls River Lodge is one of Africa’s most unforgettable safari experiences. ✨🌿

#VictoriaFalls #LuxurySafari #SleepUnderTheStars #ZambeziRiver #AfricanSafari
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Tiny faces. Big eyes. Endless curiosity.
The secret night shift of Madagascar’s forests. Took this photo of these Mouse Lemurs sitting in a single leaf. ✨🐾

Mouse lemurs are the world’s smallest primates and are found only in Madagascar. Despite their tiny size — some weighing less than 60 grams — they are incredibly agile nocturnal hunters, feeding on insects, fruit, nectar, and tree sap. Their enormous eyes are perfectly adapted for life in the dark forests of Madagascar.

Some mouse lemur species are still relatively common locally, while others are critically endangered with only a few thousand — or even just hundreds — thought to remain in the wild. Conservationists consider Madagascar one of the world’s most important biodiversity hotspots because over 90% of its wildlife occurs nowhere else on Earth.

#MouseLemur #MadagascarWildlife #PrimateMagic #NightSafari #WildAfrica LemurLove eyeseeAfrica
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Where the forest meets the sea, and time slows to the rhythm of the tide 🌿🌊

Tucked away on a private island off Kenya’s coast, Chale Island Resort is a sanctuary of barefoot luxury. Think ocean-facing suites, hidden forest villas, and endless horizons where turquoise waters melt into the sky.

Days drift between dhow cruises, spa rituals in the treetops, and quiet moments on powder-white sands that feel entirely your own.

This is not just an escape — it’s a feeling.
Untouched, intimate, unforgettable.

#ChaleIsland #KenyaCoast #LuxuryTravel #IslandEscape #BarefootLuxury EyeseeAfrica
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March to May - the best time to see the Zambezi River in full flow!! Contact us to help you plan your trip to Victoria Falls 🐘🦓🦒Info@eyeseeafrica.net ...

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Roan are the second biggest antelope
(after the eland) on Africa and their barrel-chested,
horse-like build does indeed give them
a powerful appearance. Named for their
reddish colour, roan are sometimes
mistaken for the darker sable. Their
Afrikaans name bastergemsbok (‘bastard
gemsbok’) relates to the distinctive
gemsbok-like black-and-white facial
markings, but their distinctive fringed ears
give them a comically startled appearance.
Even these unique appendages remain
an evolutionary mystery, though it is
possible that they might provide protection
in the Highveld habitat, where winter
temperatures can plummet below freezing. One of our favourite antelope species and with the kudu and gemsbok maybe the best looking 😊 #travel #travelgram #wanderlust #travelphotography #instatravel
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Under the stars and surrounded by the wild, tonight’s bed comes with a view you can’t find anywhere else. #TravelAfrica #ExploreAfrica #SafariAdventure #visitwaterberg #bucketlisttravel ...

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Tertius was born in Namibia and spent many of his childhood days on a farm in the Kalahari which borders Botswana. He has fond memories of growing up with the San people and spending most of his days in the bush with animals.

“I love Africa because this is home. I was born here and I have lived here all my life. I love Africa because of its people, their determination and will to survive, their creativeness, their love for life, their music and dance, their laughter and their joy. I believe everyone should visit Africa at least once in their lifetime as this is where we all originate from. I have an abiding passion for Africa and her wildlife and I want to share that with you.”

Tertius Jordaan

EyeSeeAfrica – Founder & Director