A stunning perspective of the most sustainable responsible safari destinations in sub-Saharan and the Indian Ocean Islands.

Africa's Finest: The Most Sustainable Responsible Safari Destinations in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands

Arts & Photography

Bell, Colin

Bristow, David

Photography & Video

I Am Eco Pub

<p>David Bristow and Catherine Lawson have spent the last two decades exploring empty shores and plunging into new cultures from the deck of their catamaran, Wild One. Their years of experience have taught them how to thrive and embrace a healthy lifestyle during long sojourns on the water – from stocking up on wholesome, durable ingredients at local markets to perfecting the art of harvesting delicacies from the waters and shores that sustain them.</p>

The Hunter & the Gatherer: Cooking and Provisioning for Sailing Adventures

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Lawson, Catherine

Cooking by Ingredient

Exploring Eden Media

Mountains of Southern Africa

Travel

Africa

Book Sales

Drakensberg Walks: 120 Graded Hikes and Walks in the 'Berg

Reference

Struik Publishers (Pty) Ltd

The scenic splendours of Southern Africa

Cubitt, Gerald

Struik Publishers

Struik

Big Pharma, Dirty Lies, Busy Bees and Eco Activists: 20 Environmental Stories from South Africa

Following in the footsteps of Jock of the Bushveld, Running Wild is an African story for all ages—a tale of resilience, courage, and endurance that will uplift every lover of the African bush. The story of Zulu is based on the life of a real stallion that lived on the Mashatu Game Reserve. The versions of the story of Zulu are about as numerous as the people who recount them. The horse and the myth were at times indistinguishable. This account of his life has been stitched together from all those stories. In February 2000, tropical Cyclone Leon-Eline resulted in a storm so severe that the horses of Mashatu broke out of their enclosure and roamed wild for days. Zulu was the only one that did not return. He was thought to be lost to the scourges of the Bushveld. Years pass before Zulu is discovered not only alive and well, but running as the lead stallion of a herd of wild zebras. He is recaptured and returned to the safari stables as a much bolder and wiser stallion—knowledge he passes on to the other horses as well as the humans of Limpopo Valley.

Running Wild: The Story of Zulu, an African Stallion

History

Jacana Media

<p><div>David Bristow offers spellbinding stories of some amazing, little-known characters from South Africa, past and very past. There is Krotoa, the Khoi maiden who is found working in the Van Riebeeck household as both servant and interpreter, who became the concubine of Danish surgeon Pieter Van Meerhoff and later his wife. Mevrou Maria Mouton, who preferred to socialize with the slaves than her husband on their farm in the Swartland, and conspired to murder him. And the giant Trekboer Coenraad de Buys--rebel, renegade, a man with a price on his head who married many women and fathered a small nation. The explorer Lichtenstein called him a modern-day Hercules. These characters and more are brought to life in <i>The Game Ranger, the Knife, the Lion and the Sheep</i>.</div></p>

The Game Ranger, the Knife, the Lion and the Sheep: 20 Tales about Curious Characters from Southern Africa

<p><div><i>Of Hominins, Hunter-Gatherers and Heroes</i> offers spellbinding stories of some amazing, little-known places in South Africa. Who knew that on the West Coast, just an hour's drive from Cape Town, is one of only three places on earth where you can see the fossils of creatures that lived in antediluvian times and died right where you see them now? Or that all Bushman art, whether painted or engraved, is a conversation with the spirit world? Bristow ventured to some lesser-known places such as the West Coast Fossil Park, Mapungubwe, Hogsback, Lambazi Bay, Port Grosvenor, and Nieu Bethesda, as well as some old favourites, like the Garden Route, Kruger National Park, Cape Point, and the Johannesburg war museum, which each get a new treatment here. Written in the same engaging style as as his last successful book, <i>The Game Ranger, the Knife, the Lion and the Sheep</i> in the <i>Stories from the Veld</i> series, <i>Of Hominins, Hunter-Gatherers and Heroes</i> is a journey through a bucket list of must-see places in this "world in one country." These stories will excite, entertain, and enthrall you.</div></p>

Of Hominins, Hunter-Gatherers and Heroes: 20 Amazing Places in South Africa

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