Our journey: Ubuntu Across Southern Africa
Join two sixty-year-old women on an incredible adventure as they circumnavigate Southern Africa to raise awareness and funds for vital wildlife conservation and education charities. Discover the spirit of Ubuntu and witness the true beauty and resilience of this continent.
Our mission: giving back to Africa
This isn’t just an adventure of a lifetime; it's about giving back to Africa. We aim to raise awareness and funds for vital conservation and education projects, showcasing the continent's spectacular scenery, amazing wildlife, friendly people, and incredible food. We want to highlight the positive aspects of Africa, inviting you to be part of our journey through the spirit of Ubuntu. Follow us, support us on social media, and share the stories of the charities we champion to make a real difference.
Highlights of our route
Our journey promises a breathtaking array of experiences. We're eager to share the vibrant wild flowers of the Northern Cape, the majestic sand dunes of Namibia, and the incredible elephants of Botswana. We'll seek out rhinos and pangolins, visit the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls and the historic Zimbabwe ruins. Expect to see cheetahs in action, relax on the beautiful beaches of Mozambique, witness whales in Hermanus, and encounter penguins in Betty's Bay, all while keeping an eye out for the magnificent Cape vulture.
Supporting vital causes
We are proud to support a range of incredible wildlife and education charities dedicated to making a tangible difference. These include the International Rhino Foundation, The School Club Zambia, SANCCOB, Project Vulture, Cheetah Outreach Trust, Pangolin Conservation and Research Foundation, and Water Aid. These causes are deeply important to us, addressing critical needs in conservation, education, and community well-being across Southern Africa.
"The Ubuntu Across Southern Africa journey is an inspiring endeavor that beautifully combines adventure with profound purpose. Their dedication to showcasing Africa's beauty and supporting vital charities is truly commendable."
Conservation Advocate