UK ACCOUNT (US dollar, sterling and euro)
Account Holder: Greenwood Guides Travel and Media Ltd
Account Number: 51362275
Account Type: Current Account
Bank: HSBC (United Kingdom)
Sort Code: 401935
IBAN: GB75HBUK40193551362275
SWIFT: HBUKGB4BXXX
RSA ACCOUNT (rand only)
Account Holder: English Safari CC
Account Number: 30000166762
Bank Name: Sasfin Bank
Branch Name: Cape Town
Sort Code: 683000
SWIFT: SASFZAJJ
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Exceed House
Springfield Office Park
Belleville, Cape Town
7450
Cell / WhatsApp +27 72 136 9096
Email: travel@whereitallbegan.co.za
Where It All Began is committed to crafting active adventures that not only thrill but also preserve the natural wonders and cultural heritage of Southern Africa.
Our mission is to provide sustainable adventure travel experiences that connect travellers with off the beaten track experiences in this diverse region through cycling, hiking, sailing, diving, off-roading and other low-emission methods of travel.
Through responsible tourism practices, we aim to leave a positive impact on local communities and ecosystems, ensuring that future generations can continue to explore and cherish the places where it all began.
Our logo is an image of a skull found in the Rising Star Cave System in Gauteng, South Africa in 2013. It was named ‘homo naledi’, meaning ‘human of the stars’.
The cave system has so far given rise to the remains of over 15 individuals, making it the largest hominid fossil remains site ever discovered.
Travelling to Southern Africa is truly a return to the source of humankind, to Where It All Began.