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I had never been to Namibia before, so crossing the border into this unknown landscape was particularly exciting. Across the invisible line, I could see jagged orange rocky outcrops set against an electric blue sky, with puffy white clouds drifting overhead as the blazing desert sun shifted ...
Going on a guided game drive in an African national park or reserve is easy: you get in the vehicle, sit down, make yourself comfy and, uhm, that's about it. While on the drive your guide will be pointing out this and explaining t...
“Good-looking, fun-loving, sporty and sociable” – that was how the Lonely Planet described Cape Town when placing it amongst the ...
Hearing the word 'camping' can for some conjure up hideous pictures of collapsing tents, mud everywhere and mosquitoes galore. Believe me, I've had a few similar visions! That was before I kitted myself out w...
Governors' Camp Game Report, Masai Mara, December 2010 Weather & the Plains: December in the Masai Mara was mostly dry with scattered bursts of rain thr...
As a visitor to Cape Town, getting around can seem a daunting endeavour. London has its signature classic cabs, New York has its iconic yellow cabs, but is it that simple in the Mother City? ...
Every year we get a few precious weeks to do exactly what we want. For me an ideal holiday includes time with friends or family exploring new places, meeting interesting people, lazing over lunches in beautiful surrou...
“Are there any crocodiles in the Orange River?”…. “Only the inflatable ones these days”. I stare dubiously at the green reeds reflecting their side to side dancing on the murky orange surface of the legendary Orange River, the longest in South Africa. To me, it ...
Of all of my South African holidays - from Eastern Cape summers-by-the-sea, to escapades in the Kruger and fun and games at Sun City - nothing has been as memorable as those getaways to far away remote places. ...
Most people come on holiday to Africa to marvel at the stupendous wildlife that grunts, growls and gallops across burnished savannahs. Interaction with the local population is usually limited to the guest/staff dynamics that tak...
Whenever one goes on an international holiday it is always advisable to try the local food, which in Africa can mean tucking into the local wildlife. Ostrich is probably the most common “game” meat in South Africa. This larg...
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