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Taking the Kids on Safari Holidays

One of the most popular questions asked by people planning to go on safari holidays is about whether or not to take the children along. Since travel to foreign lands, especially far and exotic locales such as Africa, may be one of the most educational and inspiring experiences children can ever have, this is a [...]

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Honeymoons on Safari – Holidays in Romantic Africa

If the idea of a honeymoon spent at an elegant hotel in a modern city or a beach resort seems rather mundane to you, perhaps something more unconventional may be just what you’re looking for– something unusual in a thrillingly romantic setting? Well, here’s the solution – what could be more exciting than safari holidays [...]

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Safari Holidays with the Big 5 – Elephants

Perhaps no animal better symbolises the romance of safari holidays in Southern Africa than the elephant; these gentle giants are very distinctive sights. The largest living land mammals, elephants are also recognisable from their large ears, tusks and prehensile trunks, making it little wonder they capture the imagination of travellers the world over. Elephants are [...]

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Safari Holidays with the Big 5 – Lions

Of all the Big 5 game animals in South Africa, it might be the lion that reigns over the others when it comes to striking the most distinctive figure. Known through many varied depictions in popular culture and fable as the ‘King of the Beasts’, the lion is definitely a draw for many visitors looking [...]

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Safari Holidays Side Trips: Focus on Windhoek

When visitors embark on safari holidays in Namibia, especially in the northern part of the country, they may well find themselves spending some time in Windhoek, the capital city. Windhoek was established in around 1840 by Jonker Afrikaner, a captain amongst the Orlams people in South West Africa. Upon establishing the settlement, Afrikaner built a [...]

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Safari Holidays Side Trips: Focus on Gaborone

Visitors on safari holidays to Botswana are likely to spend at least some time in the capital city of Gaborone in the far south of the country.  While not generally considered to be a city of beauty, Gaborone still has things to offer tourists who find themselves in the region.  One of the top benefits [...]

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Family Safari Holidays in Africa

It may seem like an unusual development, but there are more and more safari holidays that are suitable for families with children.  Safari holidays are so rewarding for the whole family, it seems a shame not to take advantage of the opportunity to take your children with you.  There are however, a number of things [...]

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Desert Safari Holidays in South Africa

When you imagine South Africa, you do not normally think of deserts. Yet, this country touches on the edge of one – the Kalahari Desert. This section of red, sandy dunes and semi-arid land stretches across seven African countries including South Africa. Although not considered a true desert – as it has too much rainfall [...]

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Is Bigger Better on Safari Holidays?

When you’re just taking the first steps in planning your safari holidays, you’re almost certainly compiling a mental list of the animals you’re hoping to see, and maybe even delving into books and videos to learn more about the creatures you’re hoping to encounter. There’s a trend when it comes to animals people want to [...]

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Head for the Hippos on Safari Holidays

While there are plenty of animals to see in South Africa on safari holidays, some can often be overlooked. Many people hold out hope of seeing some of the apex predators of the world in action – but there are more to safaris than a few brief glimpses of dangerous creatures. One of Southern Africa’s [...]

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Safari Holidays – Dos and Don’ts

Safari holidays are unforgettable, but make sure that it is the wildlife, atmosphere and landscape that you never forget. Here are a few tips… Do: Cover up: Safari holidays involve high temperatures, but make sure you keep your legs covered when walking in the bush. Long trousers tucked into boots will protect your legs from [...]

[ More ] March 30th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Safari Holidays to Namibia

Namibia has an incredible amount of scenery to explore on your safari holidays. These include the coastal Namib Desert and the woodland savannahs and tropical rainforests of Kavango and Caprivi. There are three main tribes that live in Namibia: • The Himba people of Damaraland • The Herero, who wear long-layered skirts and distinctive hats [...]

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Safari Holidays in Zambia

Zambia is known for its magnificent waterfalls, fertile lakes, rapid rivers, and its wetlands. Many parts of it are still being discovered, and it is common to not see any other people on the paths during your safari holidays. In addition, many of the safari areas are untouched by humans, making it much more impressive [...]

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