Surf and Safari… Back to Nature South Africa has something for everyone, from cool, cosmopolitan Cape Town and the Stellenbosch and Franschhoek wine regions to epic game drives and life-changing moments witnessing “big five” wildlife in Kruger National Park. Tourist Visa for US Citizens: Not required for stays under 90 days. ► US Department of State South Africa Information The … Read More
Zimbabwe is a fascinating country. Home to iconic wildlife, several UNESCO World Heritage Sites and two exceptionally different wilderness experiences. Explore Hwange, the country’s largest national park, where predators and game enthral. Or venture into the beautiful and wild Mana Pools National Park, along the Lower Zambezi River, renowned for its elephants and abundant game viewing. And let us not … Read More
Zambia offers travelers some of the world’s best safari opportunities, a glimpse into “real Africa”, and Victoria Falls, one of the World’s Seven Natural Wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Zambia is a diverse nation comprised of myriad tribes, each of which speaks its own language, in addition to one of the seven official languages, including English. The Zambians … Read More
Skukuza Airport is one of those places where you land and go… “what a cute place”. Opened in 2014, it’s all new and open air and makes you happy to be there. Built to be one of the main entry points for Kruger National Park and the safari preserves in the area, ith only 3 Airlink commercial flights a day … Read More
Skeleton Coast … and much more Namibia regularly comes back as an underrated top experience of many global travelers; the nation combines true beauty with first-class lodging potential. The Skeleton Coast is oft-visited; it’s a stretch of coastal land with numerous shipwrecks, the local Himsa people, and diverse wildlife (including flamingos and elephants). Cape Cross, located on the Skeleton Coast, … Read More
Belmond Safaris has recently released the pricing for their best All-Inclusive Safari package for 2020. Including all 3 of their lodges in Botswana and a few days before or after the Safari at their wonderful Mount Nelson Hotel in Cape Town. You can mix and match the 3 Botswana Lodges as you please, spending more time with the elephants or … Read More
Cultural Serenity Animals In Natural Habitat — And Real Sophistication One of the high points of travel to Botswana is seeing animals in their natural habitat, be that the Rhino Trail, Nata Bird Sanctuary, Moremi Gorge, Chief’s Island, or Krokavango Crocodile Farm. Despite its natural beauty, though, Botswana offers a high degree of sophistication for travelers as well — resorts … Read More
