The Travel Butlers Blog
A few weeks ago we were delighted to be able to travel to Africa for our first safari since the end of the covid travel restrictions. It was so good to be back in Africa after so long away, and we are pleased to report that the accommodation, food and hospitality on this trip were […] Read More
Today is World Rhino Day. There will be lots of stories today about this truly worthwhile cause, which is to stop the barbaric and illegal trade in rhino horn, and to promote global rhino conservation issues. Rhino horn is believed by some to have medicinal purposes, such as a miracle cure for fever, pain, arthritis, […] Read More
We are proud to work with the likes of Thanda Private Game Reserve, who are situated approximately 300 km north of Durban. This Big 5 reserve has played an active role for many years in rhino conservation initiatives, and are totally supporting World Rhino Day, which was held on Saturday to promote the cause worldwide […] Read More
What are you doing in support of this extremely worthwhile cause? International Rhino Day is being held this year on 22 September. It’s cause? To stop the barbaric and illegal trade in rhino horn, and to promote global rhino conservation issues. Rhino horn is believed by some to have medicinal purposes, such as a miracle […] Read More
The last in our folklore series … I do hope you have enjoyed these stories ! Why the Zebra has a Stripy Coat The Creator originally made all the animals the same. After a while, the animals became bored with all looking alike, and asked if The Creator could do something to help them. The […] Read More
Number 3 in the folklore series … hope you are enjoying them ! Why the Rhino is Bad-Tempered In the Beginning, the Giraffe had a normal neck, and looked a bit like a large Antelope. One year, there was a terrible drought. All the waterholes dried up, and all the grass became very parched and […] Read More
