Roy Brundyn

Tour Guide

To Roy, Port Elizabeth is the most beautiful city in South Africa. Travelling around the country with this South Africa-loving local, you will get an inside perspective of nature, history and culture. In a country faced with many challenges, Roy focuses on the positive developments and will share his optimistic outlook with you. He loves to take you on a safari to Kruger National Park, where no day is the same and new discoveries await even after many returns. An avid photographer, he will share is tips and tricks for memorable wildlife photos with you. Whether you explore Golden Gate National Park during a snow storm or underneath blue skies, Roy will navigate all terrain confidently, so you can sit back and take it all in. Always reminding you: it’s not a holiday, it’s an adventure. Roy speaks English and German.

Juan Proll

Tour Guide

For Juan, travelling has always been a passion. He spent three years in Latin America, two years in Oceania and Southeast Asia and shorter terms of up to 9 months in various European and North African countries. He worked as teacher in adult education centres and as the head of a competence centre for migrant matters before he moved to South Africa in 2011 to be trained as a nature guide. Since then he has mainly been working as a tour guide in Southern Africa, though he also gathered experience as a travel consultant. He is a member of the Field Guides Association of Southern Africa. Juan finds all animals interesting, even ant lions and termites.
Juan speaks German, English and Spanish.

Dexter Chikerema

Tour Guide
Growing up in a small village near a nature conservancy in central Zimbabwe, Dexter spent his childhood exploring the great outdoors – leopards, hippos and antelopes always close by. Witnessing first-hand the benefits of tourism and conservation for rural communities strengthened his wish to become a tour guide. Since 2005 he has guided travellers across southern and eastern Africa and speaks a number of languages including South Africa’s Zulu, Xhosa, Venda and Pedi. Dexter wants to share with you the African Story of life on this great continent, telling you about cultural, historical and social contexts. He appreciates the curiosity of his guests and being a wildlife expert he is keen to scout for game in Kruger, Addo and Hluhluwe-iMfolozi National Parks. Dexter speaks most of the regional languages of southern Africa, as well as Swahili and English.

Steve Brown

Tour Guide

Whether it’s cycling up a mountain, diving deep into the ocean, paragliding wide across the land or sailing half-way around Africa – Steve has done it and he loves it. He feels at home in nature. Working in conservation and starting his guiding career in Namibia in the 1980s, he has a wealth of practical experience in guiding travellers around southern Africa. A born and bred Capetonian, he hopes to share his love for the outdoors and his curiosity to discover his home country anew on each tour with his guests. Travelling in a small group, stopping at the side of the road and meeting the people of South Africa is his way of showing you Mzansi through the eyes of a local. When he is not guiding, find him in the Karoo, the Cederberg or Drakensberg Mountains or anywhere off the grid, where he takes a break from the rest of the world. Steve speaks English and German.