Nicci Lenferna - Pulse Africa

Meet Nicci Lenferna, Director

Nicci Lenferna is the earliest member to join Pulse Africa with Sandy Wood. Her attention to detail and lively attitude have earned her a reputation for major event planning and coordination. Nicci plans small, medium and large scale private and corporate events around Africa and beyond all year long, each one boasting a unique success.

Nicci’s Bucket List

Zebra migration in Makgadikgadi, Botswana
Gorillas in Rwanda ✔
Wildebeest migration Mara River
Morocco
Rodrigues Island off Mauritius
Whale watching off Sainte Marie Island, Madagascar
Walking Trail Luangwa Valley, Zambia
Skeleton Coast Namibia
Whale trail in South Africa
Relaxing at Fundu Lagoon for a couple of nights

Take a dhow down the Nile instead of a large tourist boat) and stay at old Cataract Hotel (writing place for Agatha Christies Death on the Nile)

Climbing Mount Sinai

I guess, at some stage, most of us expect to tick Egypt off our bucket list of “travel destinations” worth a visit. The ancient land of pyramids and temples, Nile cruises and Arab markets most certainly tossed up a number of surprises. The warm & engaging people with their great sense of humour, the wide

A Few Foodie Finds in Cape Town

I am still dreaming of the Peanut Butter ice cream that tickled my tongue and put a smile on my face as I strolled down Kloof Street in Cape Town a while ago. Unframed Ice Cream Artistry is the spot. Toasted coconut chips, cardamom dark chocolate & pink praline swirl and those are just the

Spoilt for choice @ The Victoria Falls

We had enjoyed a sundowner with a herd of elephant in front of our luxury tent and fallen asleep to the sounds of grunting hippo… We were only twenty minutes upstream from The Victoria Falls, awed by the beauty of The Zambezi River as seen from the luxurious Victoria Falls River Lodge. The first privately

Franschhoek Charms & Delights

I had not visited Franschhoek for many years and now with limited time, a husband and teenager in tow, making the right decisions of where to eat and what do were vital. Having said that, both husband and teenager don’t like too much pre-planning. But this is Franschhoek – they simply don’t understand. Challenge one:

Up, Up & Away!

“You do know this aircraft has no brakes” were the last words my abled pilot & owner of The Great African Time Machine Flying Company, informed me as we were about the cross the first of four busy runways at Port Alfred Airfield. “A bit late now “, I replied. Captain Cliff Reynolds went on