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Nicola Russell on Dec 21st, 2011
Just a brief light aircraft flight from Johannesburg is the game rich and Malaria free Madikwe Game Reserve perfect for a few nights on safari whilst in South Africa.
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Nicola Russell on Dec 15th, 2011
This article outlines what you would expect from a luxury safari in Africa. Botswana safaris combine well with South Africa and are also perfect for family safaris with children of teenage years. African holidays come in all shapes and sizes and there for it is best to talk to a specialist operator before finalising your plans.
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Nicola Russell on Dec 5th, 2011
After a fabulous week or so on safari in Africa most of our clients like to head off to a far flung beach in the Indian Ocean.
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Nicola Russell on Nov 15th, 2011
It sometimes feels as though we are bombarded with choice when it comes to holidays at home and abroad. With a seemingly endless selection of vacations, all with pros and cons (and many with clever marketing strategies), it can be difficult to decide which is most suitable for our individual needs.
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Nicola Russell on Oct 29th, 2011
Victoria Falls, with its history, grandeur and majestic display of nature's power is undoubtedly one of the most splendid locations at which to begin or end your safari adventure in Africa.
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Nicola Russell on Oct 20th, 2011
A luxury family safari in Africa has a great deal to offer the whole family but it especially helps nurture in children a deep love and appreciation of nature.
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Nicola Russell on Oct 11th, 2011
When booking a luxury safari holiday a good specialist tour operator will be on hand to guide the traveller every step of the way by doing all the complex preparation and logistical work. It is hoped that the traveller on initial contact will already have done their "homework" on their intended wish list as to possible locations in Africa they would like to visit.
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Nicola Russell on Oct 1st, 2011
What is a safari camp? - certainly everyone's first thought is the boy scout type - cramped, old fashioned with no more facilities than a creaky old camp bed at best or more likely a sleeping bag on a ground sheet that always manages to cover the most pointy surface you are only aware of in the middle of the night.
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Nicola Russell on Sep 23rd, 2011
If you have already been to the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater and you have understandably fallen in love with Tanzania then you might like to visit the Selous and Ruaha National Parks. These parks are situated in southern Tanzania and they offer the luxury of vast unexplored areas in which to game drive in complete privacy.
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Nicola Russell on Aug 28th, 2011
For all boys aged from five to 85 the idea of an African Safari would be the pinnacle of male activity holidays. Man and nature, camping in the wilderness with a whiff of danger - together with other associated whiffs!