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Let’s Have an Indaba!

Have you ever heard of an ‘Indaba’? Don't worry, most people haven't.  But if you're one of the lucky ones who has, either you’ve been to Southern Africa or, luckier still, you're a former Tasimba guest who experienced an Indaba…

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7 Days, No Distractions

What would you give if right now you could have 7 days, no distractions? The distractions we're talking about are the ones that fill our typical days: Wi-Fi, cellphone, TV, IM, social media, 24/7 breaking news, talk radio to name…

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The Tasimba Impact

One of the greatest privileges of leading our safaris is that we get to see the Tasimba impact made on our guests after our week together in the African wilderness. That impact isn’t caused by any one part of the…

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Why Safari?

By Heather Weaver, Tasimba Co-Founder Of all the many travel choices you could make, why safari? In the grand tapestry of worldwide destinations, there is an unmistakable lure to Africa.  Since 2015, we’ve been on countless safaris and, speaking from…

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Into the Wild this October

Into the wild this October?  Why not?  This fall, Tasimba once again offers our unique safari experience that transcends traditional journeys into the African wild. It's an opportunity to immerse yourself in a vast pristine wilderness, to engage deeply with…

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The Extraordinary Green Season

Anyone who has ever been on safari will surely tell you that every day is extraordinary. Since co-founding Tasimba in 2015, I have been privileged to spend many wonderful weeks in the African wilderness. I’ve witnessed many amazing wonders of…

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The Story of Tasimba

With excitement and optimism, we enter another New Year and reflect with gratitude and humility on the story of Tasimba. The story began in 2015 when longtime business partners Hugh Coppen and Heather Weaver set out to create a unique,…

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Together We are Strong

Eight years ago, we chose the name Tasimba because in Shona it means “together we are strong”. Since then, on every one of our safaris we have seen evidence of our name. When our guests choose to join a Tasimba…

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