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…weeks in Namibia, or it was “hardly worth going otherwise”. So we quit our jobs and traveled around Namibia in early 1997 with a road map, numerous tins of smoked… […]
…weeks in Namibia, or it was “hardly worth going otherwise”. So we quit our jobs and traveled around Namibia in early 1997 with a road map, numerous tins of smoked… […]
…testing centers, testing turn-around times, signed results, stamped and sealed results, doctors’ notes, PCR or NAAT … and we haven’t even covered who requires to see proof of the test…. […]
…experience, but time and again it stands out as simply the “greatest time of all time“. Lest we take it for granted, we like to look back at some of… […]
…beaten track adventure, should consider the “southern circuit”, where you can combine the vast areas of Nyerere National Park (formerly the Selous and the country’s largest wildlife area) with Ruaha,… […]
COVID-19 threw a huge wrench in all our lives, leaving a trail of thwarted travel plans in its wake, including Anouk‘s long awaited return to her “home” country of Malawi…. […]
…of Atlanta to Cape Town on an Airbus A350-900. Flights are scheduled for Monday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, arriving in the mother city by 6:00pm the following day, and therefore… […]
We hope you have seen our new web site design and that you are finding it user-friendly. We trust it will make planning a safari and looking at our sample… […]
…rates, but beautiful weather. Kruger National Park is starting to cool down a bit, with daytime temperatures ranging from mid-80s to low-90s, but evening temps can dip into the low-60s…. […]
…courses. In southern Africa a “Boma” dinner is popular, a communal affair around a “Braai” – the local term for a barbeque. As with all meals there is always a… […]
…even our college-aged offspring have enjoyed our “shares”. From practicing a few words of Swahili with Nomad’s Instagram page (Victoria recently visited the beautiful Entamanu Camp) to learning some awesome… […]