by Tom LaRock | What's New
For decades, yachts and ships have been the primary vehicles for exploring the Galapagos Islands. Each morning we would travel from the yacht to the shore of one of the islands via a panga – an inflatable boat also known as a Zodiac… Click here to read more
by Tom LaRock | Tom's Take, What's New
I suspect it will not come as a surprise to learn that the COVID-19 pandemic has hit our travel industry harder than any other business sector. In our country alone, over eight million jobs have been lost, which is more than half of the… Click here to read more
by Sonya | Safari Life, What's New
Kenya Update: Elephant Twins in Amboseli! 2000 Nestled in the shadow of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Kenya’s Amboseli National Park lies on Kenya’s border with Tanzania. It’s one of our favorite places to visit when we are in Kenya. Why? Because we love elephants and Amboseli is...
by Tom LaRock | Safari Life, What's New
As a youngster, I voraciously read books about Africa and her wildlife. And one of those books was African Game Trails by Theodore Roosevelt. In it, Roosevelt popularized the word “safari” to a worldwide audience… Click here to read more
by Tom LaRock | Abigael's Journey, What's New
The NYASHEP Education Trust in Kenya is one of the successful organizations we support in Kenya. Secondary education (the equivalent of grades 9-12 in the USA) is not provided by the government and usually requires attending a boarding school. The expense puts the ability… Click here to read more
by Tom LaRock | Impact On Africa, What's New
Education is the single most important element that leads to a successful, meaningful and satisfying future. The Nyashep Education Trust is a Kenyan community-based initiative that assists underprivileged but promising children to complete secondary school education in Kenya. Secondary education in Kenya… Click here to read more