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July 14th 2014  |   Countries, Tanzania  |  by   Victoria Langmead

November is traditionally known as the end of the East African long, dry season, with the short rains bringing a welcome relief to the stark, parched land. In safari terms, November is often overlooked as a time to travel but as I discovered on my recent trip to northern Tanzania ... Read more

July 14th 2014  |   Botswana, Countries, Zambia  |  by   John Spence

30th Wedding Anniversary Safari and Birthday celebration When Francis met this local couple who were interested in taking their first African safari together, it was to celebrate her birthday and their 30th wedding anniversary. A special occasion safari by any measure! The brief was high style, amazing food, loads of ... Read more

July 14th 2014  |   Wildlife Safaris, Experiences  |  by   Charlotte Opperman

Africa’s wildlife doesn’t always bite and there are a number of places where you can have encounters you would never have dreamed possible. If snuggling up to meerkat, tracking rhino, walking with elephant or chilling with chimps appeals let us know and we’ll give you some ideas for a really ... Read more

July 14th 2014  |   Countries, Mauritius  |  by   Alice Gully

Our last trip to Africa three years ago seemed a distant memory. Triplet girls and work commitments left us pretty short of time but with the girls 18 months old last November, we decided we could, finally, snatch a week away. Since I needed a rest than a full on ... Read more

July 14th 2014  |   Conservation Safaris, Madagascar, Wildlife Safaris, Countries, Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   John Spence
a whale breaching the surface of the sea, Princess Bora, Ile Ste Marie, Madagascar

Whale Watching Whale watching is possible July to September humpback whales pass through the narrow, shallow channel between mainland Madagascar and Ile Ste Marie on their way to their breeding grounds. If you visit Madagascar then you have a great chance of spotting the humpback whales that frequent the waters to mate and give ... Read more

July 14th 2014  |   Countries, Tanzania  |  by   Gale Brown

Tanzania Beach Holidays Did you know that as well as offering spectacular safari holidays in its wonderful game rich reserves, Tanzania also has a stunning coastline which can provide a more relaxing alternative to the hustle and bustle of some of Zanzibar’s beach resorts? Some say this area is reminiscent ... Read more

July 14th 2014  |   Countries, South Africa  |  by   Victoria Langmead

With the very favourable South African rand/sterling exchange rate, one of Africa’s most varied destinations is right now at its most affordable. Charlotte has recently returned from a quick trip to Tswalu, one of our safari favourites, and Cape Town, and can report first hand on the incredible value on ... Read more

July 14th 2014  |   Wildlife Safaris, Countries, Experiences, South Africa  |  by   Richard Smith

Want to play a part in turtle conservation while enjoying a beach holiday in a remote spot on the Indian Ocean? Rocktail Beach Camp between November and March may be the place for you, as leatherback and loggerhead turtles come ashore here to lay their eggs and two months later ... Read more

July 14th 2014  |   Conservation Safaris, Miscellaneous  |  by   Charlotte Opperman

With rhino poaching at an all-time high in South Africa, two of Africa’s leading conservation companies, Great Plains Conservation and & Beyond, have joined forces to relocate some 100 rhino from South Africa to Botswana. Currently one rhino is being poached every nine hours. The official figure is 1,004 dead ... Read more

July 14th 2014  |   Unique Experiences, Miscellaneous  |  by   Charlotte Opperman

We have at our fingertips a collection of incredible lodges and safari camps that really do offer something a little bit special, whether it’s game viewing in almost total seclusion, accommodation simply out of this world, faultless service, or even your own private island. For luxury that really delivers: Singita ... Read more