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African Safari – what to expect!
Going on an African Safari is probably one of the most exciting and thrilling things you can do. Exploring the wide open savannah in search of the Big Five (Lions, Leopards, Buffalo, Rhino and Elephants) is an amazing thing to do. It makes you realise how wonderful our planet really is! It is also one of the most relaxing and romantic things to do! Many people wonder what happens when on safari, so I thought I would … Read entire article »
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Top 10 Game Lodges in South Africa
South Africa is a fantastic destination to go on a safari. Experience the thrill and adventure of an up close encounter with wild elephant, rhino, lion, buffalo and leopard…Africa’s Big Five. Hear the awe inspiring roar of lions echoing across the endless savannah, the sound of crickets chirping in harmony under a star studded sky, feel the breeze whisper across the bushveld – this is the real Africa you will experience There are many exclusive luxury … Read entire article »
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Top 10 reasons to visit South Africa
1. Wonderfully Affordable During these tough times, who doesn’t want an affordable holiday? In South Africa, you can even afford luxury and have spending money for shopping and other treats! With the current exchange rate – it is a bargain! 2. Spectacular Natural Beauty South Africa’s scenic wonders are legendary. From Table Mountain to God’s Window, our mountains, forests, coasts and deserts will certainly lift your spirit… 3. World-class facilities Whether you opt for Afro-chic or authentic … Read entire article »
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Pumba Private Game Reserve, South Africa
With so many new and exciting private game lodges springing up all over the place, it can be really difficult to work out which are really good and which just look good on the brochures! I have recently been to Pumba Private Game Reserve, located about 20 minutes from the quaint college town of Grahamstown in the Eastern Cape. It is a fabulous Private Game Reserve located in a malaria free area, about 100 km away from … Read entire article »
Filed under: South Africa Family Travel