These are a Few of our Favorite Things
From canoeing down the Zambezi in Mana Pools to camping under the stars to horse riding over the dunes in Nambia, here are some of our favorite safari activities. Which… […]
From canoeing down the Zambezi in Mana Pools to camping under the stars to horse riding over the dunes in Nambia, here are some of our favorite safari activities. Which… […]
…the country which stretches 200 miles to the Mozambique border. The combination of forest, river and mountains attract a bewildering array of wildlife. This beautiful, remote and rugged area is… […]
…good hiking shape. Be patient: Finding the gorillas in their natural habitat can take some time. You could be lucky enough to come across the group within 30 minutes but… […]
…the past three decades so has the country of Zimbabwe. While much has changed, what I originally found so compelling about Zimbabwe, has remained the same. In 1990, Zimbabwe was… […]
…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… […]
…commemorate a visit by the Queen in April 1954. A few more cool curiosities about this park: The first known European visitor was Henry Morton Stanley in 1889. The park… […]
A safari can make for a trip of a lifetime, but they are an expensive holiday. The adage, “you get what you pay for”, also holds true when it comes… […]
We are all enchanted by Africa, but sometimes our clients convey the magic so eloquently, that we ask them to share their thoughts and words here as our guest bloggers…. […]
…our own. Many of our first conversations with clients include the comment “this is going to be a once in a lifetime trip” – yet many of those same clients… […]
…commonly called “Zanzibar”), and most commonly spotted in the Jozani forest also known as Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park, the only national park on Zanzibar Island. It is unclear whether… […]