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Category Archives: Safari
Okavango Delta Sleep Out Deck
Fall asleep gazing at the glittering night sky and gently wake up to the stunning African sunrise and glorious sound of birdsong. Comfort has also been kept in mind, and the deck is fitted with a private toilet and mosquito … Continue reading
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Salt Pans Sleep Out at Leroo La Tau in Botswana
Sleep out under a blanket of stars across the endless Botswana sky on one of the world’s largest salt flats – the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans in Botswana. A place so remote both sound and light pollution are non-existent, an experience … Continue reading
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Planning Your Trip to Botswana
Read on to find out what you need to know to plan your trip to Botswana! See Also: 1) Where To Go Most people visiting Botswana go to the Okavango Delta. If you are starting or ending in Victoria Falls, … Continue reading
5 Options for the Ultimate Luxury Fly-in SkySafari in Tanzania and Kenya
There are now 5 amazing luxury fly-in safaris in Tanzania and Kenya to choose from: 8-day / 7-night Tanzania (Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti) 10-day / 9-night Tanzania (Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti) 8-day / 7-night Kenya (Meru, Loisaba, Masai Mara) 10-day … Continue reading
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SkySafari Luxury Safari Accommodations in Tanzania
Enjoy these accommodations on these safaris: 10-Day Fly In Luxury Tanzania SkySafari 13-Day Fly In Luxury Kenya + Tanzania SkySafari Arusha – Arusha Coffee Lodge Tarangire – Tarangire Treetops Ngorongoro – The Manor at Ngorongoro Serengeti – Serengeti Migration Camp … Continue reading
SkySafari Luxury Safari Accommodations in Kenya
Enjoy these accommodations on these safaris: 10-Day Fly In Luxury Kenya SkySafari 13-Day Fly In Luxury Kenya + Tanzania SkySafari Nairobi – Hemingways Amboseli – Tortillis Camp Laikipia – Loisaba Tented Camp Masai Mara – Sand River Tented Camp Enjoy … Continue reading
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Add A Zipline to Your Tanzania Safari!
Tanzania’s first and only zipline adventure park is in Mto wa Mbu village, on the Northern safari circuit. This family friendly activity provides a few hours of fresh air, nature, walking, scenic views, and and an exciting ride on the … Continue reading
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Make A Difference in Tanzania and Nepal in 2019
If you want to “travel with a purpose”, Make A Difference is offering two great charity trips in 2019 — Kilimanjaro in July and Everest Base Camp in October. These trips typically sell out, so contact us right away if … Continue reading
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Planning Your Safari: Advice for Seeing the Migration in the Serengeti
You are probably very familiar with the common superlatives about the Serengeti migration: The Great Migration is the most massive overland migration in the world; The Serengeti ecosystem is the oldest on Earth; Nearly 1 and a half-million wildebeest and 250,000 … Continue reading
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