Diane’s Day Out – Quaffing and Sailing
…Lude, which was a new discovery for me – and now will most certainly become a strong recommendation to our clients for a fascinating cellar tour and lovely lunch. On… […]
…Lude, which was a new discovery for me – and now will most certainly become a strong recommendation to our clients for a fascinating cellar tour and lovely lunch. On… […]
…his safari counselor for years, and we love reading accounts of his travels in Africa and think you will too: Along the path How blessed I am to have seen… […]
…and rugged beauty of the Skeleton coast with its seal populations and old shipwrecks; and Damaraland, a dramatic mountainous region and home to the UNESCO World Heritage site at Twyfelfontein,… […]
…lunch on a sand bar while soaking my feet in the Zambezi The boat ride to Livingstone Island Swimming in Devil’s Pool Sleeping under a mosquito net Silent safari in… […]
…City, but she’s a very lively lady, and there is always some fresh refurbishments to assess, some new restaurants to try, and yet another new adventure to look forward to…… […]
…to be. They were everywhere in camp, almost in our tents, drinking from plunge pools, swimming in the river, trumpeting and causing obstacles for guests trying to get to and… […]
…many destinations that we are intimately familiar with and love to visit. We stop by at least once a year and always discover something new to see and do. Planning… […]
…feel very fortunate to have built relationships with our clients that give them confidence to travel with us over and over again and to recommend us to their trusted family… […]
…as the whale-sharks begin their annual visit to the region. Cape Town and Surrounds High summer is turning into autumn, and the weather is gorgeously mild with a daily average… […]
…the country as well as an exploration of the remote and newly opened savannah and wetland wonderland of Akagera in the country’s north east. Rwanda has been open to travelers… […]