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Where to Go Next in Africa: A Safari for the Well Travelled

One of the great truths of African travel is that there is always more to discover. Even in countries travellers think they know well, there are quieter corners, different ecosystems…

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A Guide to Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe

Mana Pools National Park lies in the far north eastern corner of Zimbabwe, set along the southern bank of the Zambezi River. To the west lies Lake Kariba, to the…

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A Practical Guide to Going on Safari

Health, packing, luggage rules, tipping & what to expect A safari is one of the most rewarding travel experiences you can have, but it’s also very different from a conventional…

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A Guide to Safari in Botswana

If you’ve been researching safaris online – especially if you’re planning that once-in-a-lifetime trip – you may have reached the conclusion that “Botswana is the best.” And in many ways,…

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Lamai Serengeti Review: A Northern Serengeti Safari with Nomad Tanzania

The Serengeti needs little introduction, but where you stay, and exactly which part of this vast ecosystem you explore, can profoundly shape your safari experience. Earlier this year, after spending…

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Have You Been Watching Kingdom? Why South Luangwa Is One of Africa’s Most Compelling Safari Destinations

Filmed over four years and focusing on the Nsefu Sector in South Luangwa National Park, the BBC series Kingdom follows Africa’s apex predators through shifting seasons, scarce resources and moments…

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Victoria Falls Travel Guide: Best Time to Visit, What to Expect & Where to Stay

Victoria Falls, on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, is one of Africa’s greatest natural wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known locally as Mosi Oa Tunya – “the…

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Whale Watching in Africa: 5 of the Best Places to See Giants of the Ocean

Whales are among the most awe-inspiring creatures on the planet. Their size, power, and grace stir something deep in us, reminding us of both the richness of our natural world…

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