Jade Weidenfeller
When I took my first big solo trip to Australia, it put a sparkle in my eye that never went away. I live for the thrill and excitement of what the next place might bring and the adventures to be had. What I like most about traveling is getting a new perspective & appreciation of all the different ways of how to do life.
Whether it was snorkeling off the reef in Australia, surfing in Baja Mexico, ziplining through a rainforest in Alaska, or gorge swinging in Zimbabwe, I have always been drawn to the rush of a new adventure. Growing up, I was fortunate to have a family that believed history and culture were best understood through first-hand experience. My love for travel and the outdoors began to soar when I went to Southern Africa by myself. From catching tigerfish in Zambia, to watching a leopard climb up a tree in South Africa, to feeling the spray of Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, and cruising through the Okavango Delta while the sun melted into the bush are moments I will never forget.
Favourite places I've been
My hot picks
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View propertyOld Mondoro, Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia
Old Mondoro, Lower Zambezi - This was one of my favorite properties to stay in. With only 5 chalets, no Wi-Fi, and a “back to bush” feel, it is ideal for Africa lovers. You will hear hippos grazing in front of your room at night and see amazing wildlife o -
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Tuludi, Khwai Private Reserve, Okavango Delta, Botswana
Tuludi, Botswana - A new and stunning property in the Okavango Delta. From the tasty food to the spacious rooms, topped off with impeccable service, it is delightful. The guides are very knowledgeable and teach you so much about the wildlife in the area. -
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View propertyVictoria Falls River Lodge, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Victoria Falls River Lodge – Island Treehouse - Situated on Kandahar Island in the middle of the Zambezi River, you can only reach this property by boat. With only 6 rooms each overlooking the river, it is the perfect romantic getaway for couples and hone
My top tips
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Bring binoculars! Whether it's a lion or a beautiful bird, it's nice to see animals up close or scan the bush looking for what the naked eye might oversee.
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Don’t be afraid to chat up fellow travelers. The best times I have had were sharing stories and experiences with a stranger over a drink! (Africa Special: Gin & Tonic)
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Always have your camera out & ready, you won’t get any good shots if it's still in the bag! Amazing things can happen in a blink of an eye…