A Day in Kigali
…company works with local suppliers for materials and collects almost 1.5 million liters of rainwater for liquor production. Local communities use the by-products for crop and livestock production. A tour… […]
…company works with local suppliers for materials and collects almost 1.5 million liters of rainwater for liquor production. Local communities use the by-products for crop and livestock production. A tour… […]
…to make the area a safer and more pleasant place for the mostly impoverished locals as well as tourists. Thus, most of the murals have been commissioned and created with… […]
…River, the nearest source of water for the game. This small intimate camp offers comfort and privacy and activities include game drives, walking safaris and bird watching. A trip to… […]
…to live outside the forest areas, and encouraged to plant crops and send their children to school. But a few of the elders remain committed to their traditional lifestyle. If… […]
…abundance and diversity of wildlife, and the traveler’s interaction with these magnificent animals and their environment is still genuine. For travelers interested in roughing it in style, combining sheer adventure… […]
…hand luggage through a security scan, and zoom right through to the retail area. Retail Therapy Anyone? Of course you will find the standard offering of cosmetics, jewelry, tobacco and… […]
…there and done that. We understand what it feels like to fly from New York to Kilimanjaro. We’ve jumped into Devil’s Pool and floated over the Serengeti. We know how… […]
…en route to the African Penguin breeding colony at Boulders Beach (about a 45 minute drive). It’s forbidden to touch the penguins or feed them, but it’s easy to get… […]
…browsing closer to the escarpment. As the year progresses, shortages of food and water inland force them back towards the Zambezi, where the floodplains, with their extensive grasslands and nutritious… […]
…exact movements are still largely a mystery to researchers – they do congregate at two seal colonies near Cape Town: Seal Island in False Bay and Dyer Island in Gansbaai…. […]