Established in 1991, &Beyond strives to leave our world a better place through the delivery of extraordinary travel experiences and our care of the land, wildlife and people. We are bespoke tour operators for sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, South America, and Antarctica. We also own and manage 29 extraordinary lodges and camps across three continents. We positively impact 75 communities and directly conserve our footprint of 1 million acres. Our 2030 vision is to scale our impact through partnerships to support the conservation of an associated 40 million acres of key biospheres and to double our 2020 impact investment, while offering discerning travellers a rare and exclusive experience of the world as it should be.
For 32 years, Africa Foundation has been the non-profit community and conservation development partner of luxury travel company &Beyond, with Africa Foundation’s existing areas of operation mirroring &Beyond’s footprint of lodges across Africa.
Kenya: andBeyond expands lodge and impact footprint in Kenya’s Laikipia region with exclusive tourism concession in partnership with global conservation charity space for giants
Conservation-led luxury travel company andBeyond is marking 30 years of conservation with the launch of limited edition itineraries, highlighting its pioneering business model, based on its ethos of Care of the Land, Care of the Wildlife and Care of the People.
Renowned for its historic atmosphere, family friendly nature and spectacular setting in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, andBeyond Kirkman’s Kamp has received a facelift designed to retain its old world character while providing modern-day luxury and comfort.
Two adult elephant bulls were recently translocated from Tembe Elephant Park to andBeyond Phinda Private Game Reserve in South Africa to better balance the elephant population at Phinda.
To coincide with World Rhino Day, 22nd September, this year join andBeyond for a unique live event, hosted by Andrew Parker, in which a group of dedicated rhino conservationists discuss their learnings and strategies to protect, conserve and raise crucial awareness on the protection of this iconic species. Participants will have the opportunity to put their questions to the panel as they unpack this critical topic.
The coronavirus pandemic has put a stop to tourism activity and around the world the economic benefit flowing from conservation areas to surrounding communities is under immense pressure. Without conservation there is no wildlife. Without wildlife, there is no community upliftment and without community support there is no conservation – a vicious cycle.
The worldwide lockdown may have reduced the capacity for people to travel to distant places but it hasn’t quashed our wanderlust and appetite for new experiences. In a quest to relieve the tedium of isolation and bring the beauty of the natural world right to your living room, experiential travel company andBeyond and wildlife broadcasting experts WildEarth have come together to stream twice daily, personalised game drives that travellers can view from the comfort of their home during the month of April.
andBeyond Ngala Treehouse will launch on Monday 10 February 2020. This is a brand new sleepout will offer guests the chance to experience the romance, adventure and magic of Africa at andBeyond Ngala Private Game Reserve in South Africa.
Cocooned in a pristine bush setting, the four-level treehouse features a choice of two sleeping areas – an enclosed and weatherproof bedroom with a king-sized bed, hot running shower and flushing toilet on the third level or an elevated sleep-out platform set beneath a retractable awning on the rooftop.
