My name is Errol Meyer, pictured above left in Dead Sossusvlei, Namibia. My business-partner pictured above is Ronell Smedley, in Victoria Falls, Zambia.
This plant to the left has a story behind it, linking it to Divine Tours. For a few years Ronell and I have been a part of the team that went searching for the plant while it was studied by botanist, Prof. Christopher Cupido. It only grows at a specific month, flowering only at a specific place in a specific spot in the Boland Mountains in the Western Cape. It is a rare plant. After the DNA studies was done and other reclassification, the plant was renamed.
In 2014, the plant was named Roella divina. Divina is the Latin name for Divine. The plant was named after our company, in honour of the contribution of the company owners for assisting in finding this rare species. This happened to correspond with the 10th anniversary of Divine Tours.
We are a rare company, with rare individuals, waiting to give you a rare experience of this part of Africa. Contact us and lets take this journey together.