Safari Swing

12/23/2025

Safari Swing in the wild!

Huge congratulations to our 2024 Safari Swing guest, Andre Greyling, and his partner, Lauren, who recently won the Seniors Latin Championship category at Dance Spectrum, Johannesburg.

We are delighted that Andre will be joining us again in 2026, along with Lauren, who will get to experience the magic of Safari Swing for the first time 🦁

12/05/2025

In case you ever wondered what a perfect West Coast Swing showcase looked like… 😍

HUGE congratulations to Safari Swing teachers, Thibault and Nicole Ramirez, on their FOURTH world title together. We’re sure there are many more to come! 🦁

"Vampire" created and performed by Thibault and Nicole Ramirez 1st Place in the Showcase division at The Open World Swing Dance Championship 2025This routine...

11/30/2025

Safari Swing in the wild!

Wonderful to see Mercia wearing her Safari Swing hoodie on a recent dance trip to Norway.

If they can keep you warm at 30 mph, in an open top vehicle, driving through the African bush at night, the snow covered Nordic plains should be a breeze 🥶

11/30/2025

Sooooo much fun catching up with our Safari Swing team at The Open this year! Great to have them all together in one place, ahead of our sold out 2026 event 🦁

08/11/2025

Forget auditions. Ignore titles.
For Safari Swing 2026, we created a unique teacher selection process - We rounded up a group of WCS pros and dropped them in the African bush with nothing but their dance shoes 🦁

Days later… only a handful emerged — stronger, sassier, and ready to teach! Find out later this week who survived to join the Safari Swing team 🥳

If you could choose any WCS pro to survive our ‘selection process’ and join us at Safari Swing 2026, who’s getting your vote?

07/24/2025

What happens when the world's top West Coast Swing teachers meet an excited group of dancers… in the middle of the African bush?

You get classes that don’t just teach—they transform.

At Safari Swing 2024, every workshop was personal. Small classes meant real attention, real progress, and a connection you simply don’t get at a crowded event.

And when the music carried into the evening, we danced under the stars—no crowds, no pressure, just joy, rhythm, and connection in its purest form.

This is what dancing in the wild looks like. This is Safari Swing.