Africa
A visit to any part of Africa can reveal it to be a more complex joy than anticipated. You might come to Tanzania for the wildlife, but leave just as enchanted by your time spent with the Hadzabe Bushmen, their ways of life and fascinating language fascinatingly alien. You may wish to explore Namibia’s towering sand dunes but find yourself with equally unforgettable memories of the remote, mysterious ancient rock art in the country’s north, or arrive in South Africa for its peerless whale watching, only to be captivated by Johannesburg’s bustling heart-of-a-continent feel. Yet the simple pleasures often win out: sunset over the endless Serengeti; your first lion sighting; the countless folds of Ethiopia’s lush Simien Mountains; Kilimanjaro’s summit; a waterhole at dusk; the roar of Victoria Falls. Each experience stirs the soul, each a moment when Africa's essence enters all those who experience it.
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Past Travellers' Ratings & Comments
Kruger to Vic Falls (Family)
Glenda - Australia, 9 Jan, 2012
The highlight of our visit was at Umlani Bushcamp, Timbavati Nature Reserve - with 'Elvis' our Guide. He was hugely passionate about his work/life and took us on a true African Safari. This was our 3rd Safari in Africa, and he was by far the most exciting person of our 3 week journey through this magic continent. We were blessed to meet and live with him for the 3 days we spent together. In fact all the staff at Umlani Bushamp were 'passionate', which is sometimes rear to experience as a tourist.
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Our Favourite Trips
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Highlights of Kenya & Tanzania
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Colours of Africa
- 11 days
- From US $4,170
- Countries Visited: Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe
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Kenya Lodge Safari
- 8 days
- From US $2,780
- Countries Visited: Kenya
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Kruger Wildlife Experience
- 6 days
- From US $2,575
- Countries Visited: South Africa
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Mountain Gorillas of Rwanda
- 4 days
- From US $2,715
- Countries Visited: Rwanda
"The wildlife was what I went for and I got that in bucket loads. also the various staffs and the local people you meet, most were very friendly"
