ARTICLE Waiting for your kids to be older to enjoy a safari is rather baffling to us at BWW. Going on safari is an exceptional experience for all ages. Even very young children seem to understand they are in the presence of something pretty spectacular when out on a game drive; the closeness of the …
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ECO-MMODATION Isla Palenque The Tropical Island experience your family has been dreaming of… Appreciate the richness of the jungle in its maximum splendour with all the comforts of the modern world. 7 secluded beaches and a sacred history of archaeological significance, Isla Palenque rightly deserves it’s National Geographic ‘Unique Lodge of the World’ accolade. SUSTAINABLE CREDENTIALS …
ARTICLE Travelling sustainably whilst not compromising on luxury is becoming easier thanks to an ever expanding catalogue of sustainable eco-hotels. These sustainable hotels are paving the way for responsible, conscious tourism and are a sign of what the future of travel looks like. Here we talk about some of our favourite eco hotels from across …
How can travellers be sure they have chosen a lodge or hotel that has sustainability at their core? Combining luxury with sustainability is our
Luxury travel is no longer synonymous with the extravagances of the past. A wave of socially-conscious, purpose-driven Millennial demographic and responsible service providers are reshaping the industry. IT IS NOT A TREND We would like to emphasise how sustainable travel is not a trend. Calling it a trend would imply that is a fleeting phenomenon …
galapagos islands Galapagos & Ecuador 12 day adventure make this adventure yours At BWW we always promote local. Choosing to stay on the Galapagos Islands ensures your money remains here and directly benefits the local community. Plus, it’s a great way to appreciate how special these ‘lands that time forgot’ are, whilst immersing yourself fully …
The idea of visiting a township in Cape Town raises more than an eyebrow for most. “Voyeuristic”, “culturally insensitive”, “poverty tourism” are terms often used to describe the idea of tourists “gawping” at local people and the poverty they live in. Our clients are often passionate about getting involved in local communities they are visiting. …
Some of our clients know what they want. For others they want something completely new. Something that pushes boundaries. Something that hasn’t been dreamt of yet. It’s then about the art of the possible. It’s about creating very unique places and moments in time. Here how our ‘Mission [IM]Possible’ process works: 1. We come to …
Our founder visited the Galapagos last year and embarked upon a Galapagos family adventure. Here is a quick look at their trip to the ‘land that time forgot’ and how staying on the islands gave a different perspective. Meeting your destination hero Ever since I can remember I have been entranced by the Galapagos. Finally, …
Rhino conservation is very close to our hearts. The rhino family have roamed the earth for over 50 million years. Today, more than ever, they need our help to improve their chances of being around for the next 50. Their Northern cousins sadly succumbed to extinction when the last male white rhino Sudan died in …
With such little time together, we want our families to get the very most out of each adventure they choose to take. So we’ve compiled a month by month guide on which destination is best to travel and at what time of year.
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