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Free Overnight Hide Experience

Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger, South Africa There are no fences between the Timbavati and Kruger National Park, to allow for the free movement of wildlife. The reserve is known for its…

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Bush Basics – The sensory delights of an open-air bathroom

Wildlife is undeniably the main attraction when embarking on a safari – you don’t want to miss a thing – even when you’re in the bathroom. Thankfully, the clever people…

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Mana Pools: A Week in the Wild

My first-hand experience of Mana Pools in Zimbabwe, and advice for planning a Mana safari. This time last year I was invited out to Zimbabwe to visit protected areas, camps…

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Holiday Guide to South Africa

South Africa is a wonderful all-round holiday destination fusing a chance to go on safari with a host of other activities and attractions. Nuts and Bolts -Practicalities and plus points…

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Kenya replaces eVisa with eTA

From 1 January 2024 the eVisa has been replaced by an eTA (electronic travel authorisation) for travel to Kenya. All visitors* including infants and children who intend to travel to…

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Holiday Guide to Zambia

For a true wilderness experience staying at small owner-run camps/lodges, and the chance to see spectacular wildlife, Zambia is sensational. Nuts and Bolts -Practicalities and plus points The international gateways…

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Wild Dogs: Pups Galore

Unlike the big cats and hyenas, wild dogs are seasonal breeders, raising their pups for approximately three months around a central den typically from June/July time with pups emerging in…

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