A Day in the Life on Safari
A typical day in the life of a safari includes getting up at the crack of dawn, eating your meals in the open air, getting excited about identifying animal dung,… […]
A typical day in the life of a safari includes getting up at the crack of dawn, eating your meals in the open air, getting excited about identifying animal dung,… […]
…For unsuccessful passengers, they retain their original itinerary and pay nothing (and pray that middle seat stays open for them). For more formation about the “step-up” program click here …… […]
…the Big 5 or not. Safari Vehicle — You want to be able to spot wildlife and take a quick photo without climbing over your fellow passengers or having to… […]
…South African themed evening on January 20th to launch our Savor South Africa contest. We’re very excited to share lamb sosaties and many other fine South African foods with those… […]
…neck, along the nose and from the eye to the mouth and on the forehead. Their elegant horns are thin and straight and grow up to 3 feet long. The… […]
…the resident professional photographer at the Nashville Zoo where he teaches classes for amateurs and professionals. Christian is a passionate animal conservationist and has been photographing Africa’s wildlife for over… […]
…refer to zip-lines as “foofie slides” and that’s not the only reason to enjoy zipping along canyons, and from tree-top to tree-top. Zip-lining is fun and safe for all ages… […]
Two clients of ours took a trip to Timbavati, a private reserve adjacent to Kruger National park in South Africa. Kent Lawson and Carol Tambor were staying at King’s Camp… […]
…to add a little adventure to your honeymoon and it can also make it more affordable. Your friends and family have a chance to get you something you will always… […]
…good shape, and visitors will enjoy seeing the original furniture and beautiful gardens. The Museum is open to the public every day from 9.30 am to 6pm. Karen Blixen Camp… […]