The Romance of a Safari
…at Serian’s Ngare Camp – an intimate camp on an exclusive conservation area offers unrivaled privacy and an off the grid experience. Let’s not forget luxury, which comes aplenty at… […]
…at Serian’s Ngare Camp – an intimate camp on an exclusive conservation area offers unrivaled privacy and an off the grid experience. Let’s not forget luxury, which comes aplenty at… […]
…want them to be, with communal dining quite common at the smaller luxury camps, or your guide will join you for drinks and meals (if you prefer not to eat… […]
…are among the rarest big mammals in Africa, and certainly the least common of the “Big Five“. Some of the best places to see Rhino include: Kruger National Park (and… […]
…of getting bitten by a malaria-bearing (female) Anopheles mosquito is really quite minimal. That said, taking basic precautions is only common sense. There are a myriad of insect repellants to… […]
…hopes of a tourist coming by to hand out chocolates or candy. Dentists are also very expensive and difficult to come by in rural Africa, so help their parents out… […]
…French will also help you communicate. Many Africans will speak Creole or pidgin versions of these European languages so they may not be so easy to understand when you first… […]
…travels is extremely enriching. Finding a common bond and sharing a joke with people from vastly different backgrounds simply reinforces the fact that we humans are more similar than different…. […]
…emphasis is more on the religious aspect of celebrating the birth of Jesus and if gifts are exchanged in poorer communities they usually come in the form of practical items… […]
Here’s what’s happening in January in Africa: East Africa Vegetation is verdant, flowers are out in full bloom and the grasslands lush, it’s a brief time of bounty for many… […]
Here’s what’s happening in February in Africa: East Africa February in East Africa is a lovely mid-summer month as it’s dry with lots of sunshin e. It’s calving season in… […]