Are you ready for your next adventure? Have you ever thought of going on an African safari? If you’re looking to have a vacation filled with amazing scenery, fantastic adventures and memorable experiences, an African safari holiday trip might be the perfect travel destination for you.
Namibia; a country of contrasting landscapes, abundant wildlife and fascinating cultures,is surprisingly home to numerous budget safaris which are the perfect antidote for travellers wanderlust during the current economic climate
The Westin Cape Town Hotel invites you to Refurbishment Media Launch. I had an odd voyeur-like feeling when given a guided tour of one of Cape Town’s premier hotels.
Right across the road from high-octane Camps Bay Beach, The Bay is also on a popular, flat promenade that is lined with restaurants for every taste.
Although not as well known as some of its African neighbours, Namibia is a gem for those in search of true desert wilderness. Large and sparsely populated, Namibia is a peaceful country attracting travellers in search of adventure, activity, discovery and wildlife.
The Mara and Lake Naivasha
It’s not only North America and the United Kingdom that
Rhino Tracking and Big 5 Safari
Fly between three different camps to experience two very landscapes
Madikwe Game Reserve and Cape Town
This family South Africa tour starts in the fabulous Madikwe
Mother City, Wine Country and Kruger
This luxury South Africa tour starts in Cape Town’s trendy
It’s not only North America and the United Kingdom that have systems of great lakes, Kenya does too, thanks to the Great Rift Valley. Two of the most famous are Nakuru and Naivasha, both of which you will explore on this unusual safari. Highlights: Stay in a classic wooden safari<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/luxury/the-mara-and-lake-naivasha/">Read More →</a></span>
Fly between three different camps to experience two very landscapes in Kenya. The Mara promises classic savannah with large herds of elephant and, of course, wildebeest while Samburu is hillier and more arid, a supportive environment for more unusual species. Both have sizable populations of predators like lions, leopards and<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/conservation/rhino-tracking-and-big-5-safari/">Read More →</a></span>
This family South Africa tour starts in the fabulous Madikwe Game Reserve, a private wildlife sanctuary located in the malaria-free north of South Africa. Madikwe Safari Lodge is ideal for a family safari in South Africa, offering babysitting services and kids’ game drives. The Mother City will be your last<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/luxury/madikwe-game-reserve-and-cape-town/">Read More →</a></span>
This luxury South Africa tour starts in Cape Town’s trendy Silo District, an architectural marvel in the V&A Waterfront. Your striking hotel was built in an old elevator portion of an historic grain silo complex above the celebrated Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa. Then you’ll move to a gorgeous<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/luxury/mother-city-wine-country-and-kruger/">Read More →</a></span>
Kick off your private holiday with two nights in South Africa’s gourmet capital, Franschhoek. Your villa at Le Colonial is located near the centre of this quaint town, giving you easy access to its wonderful restaurants, art galleries and flamboyant French flair. Cape Town is your next stop, with a<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/conservation/cape-town-winelands-and-sabi-sands/">Read More →</a></span>
This unique itinerary combines one of South Africa’s best locations with two of its best-kept secrets. The world-renowned Cape Winelands need no introduction – as they are home to gorgeous vineyard-clad valleys, award-winning accommodation and some of the finest cuisine on the continent. Phinda Private Game Reserve sits in South<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/conservation/cape-winelands-whale-coast-and-kwazulu-natal/">Read More →</a></span>
It’s surprising, but I had an odd voyeur like feeling when I was being given a guided tour of one of Cape Town’s premier hotels. Snooping through cupboards, checking mattresses for firmness, moving through the halls, this definitely feels like Goldilocks territory. However, unlike the golden haired urchin, I was<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/luxury/915/">Read More →</a></span>
Etosha is Namibia’s Kruger, with roads and facilities suitable for the self-drive, budget safari. The harsh, semi-arid terrain is not to all tastes, though, with its thorn scrub, calcrete rubble and vast, shimmering saltpan. And with no rivers, you can forget about hippos and crocs. The best ploy here is<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/conservation/etosha-national-park-namibia/">Read More →</a></span>
The Serengeti is arguably the best-known wildlife spectacle on the planet. Everything that applies to the Masai Mara – its northern extension – applies here, from the scale of the great migration to the ease of sighting predators. Except that the Serengeti, at nearly 15,000 sq km, is nearly ten<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/travel/serengeti-national-park-and-ngorongoro-crater-tanzania/">Read More →</a></span>
In Namibia, upon the parched palate of a vast and contradictory land, the realities of thirst have created a plethora of idiosyncratic societies. The shifting dunes of the Namib Desert are honeycombed with the greatest variety of living creatures of any dunelands around the world. The desolate Skeleton Coast, monument<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/conservation/africa-namibia-travel-tips-information/">Read More →</a></span>
Le Mirage Resort & Spa is probably the most unique accommodation in the Namib Desert. It is situated a mere 21 km from the Sesriem, entrance gate to Sossusvlei making it one of the closest lodge to Sossusvlei and the ideal place to stay when you want to visit the<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/luxury/divava-lemirage/">Read More →</a></span>
This romantic journey starts at a riverside retreat bordering Chobe National Park. Enjoy sunset boat cruises on the Chobe River, sipping on cocktails while watching hippos and elephants relish the water. A short-haul flight whisks you south to the lush wetlands of the Okavango Delta where you’ll spend two nights<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/luxury/chobe-okavango-delta-and-moremi/">Read More →</a></span>
It’s not only North America and the United Kingdom that have systems of great lakes, Kenya does too, thanks to the Great Rift Valley. Two of the most famous are Nakuru and Naivasha, both of which you will explore on this unusual safari. Highlights: Stay in a classic wooden safari<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/luxury/the-mara-and-lake-naivasha/">Read More →</a></span>
Fly between three different camps to experience two very landscapes in Kenya. The Mara promises classic savannah with large herds of elephant and, of course, wildebeest while Samburu is hillier and more arid, a supportive environment for more unusual species. Both have sizable populations of predators like lions, leopards and<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/conservation/rhino-tracking-and-big-5-safari/">Read More →</a></span>
This family South Africa tour starts in the fabulous Madikwe Game Reserve, a private wildlife sanctuary located in the malaria-free north of South Africa. Madikwe Safari Lodge is ideal for a family safari in South Africa, offering babysitting services and kids’ game drives. The Mother City will be your last<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/luxury/madikwe-game-reserve-and-cape-town/">Read More →</a></span>
This luxury South Africa tour starts in Cape Town’s trendy Silo District, an architectural marvel in the V&A Waterfront. Your striking hotel was built in an old elevator portion of an historic grain silo complex above the celebrated Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa. Then you’ll move to a gorgeous<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/luxury/mother-city-wine-country-and-kruger/">Read More →</a></span>
Kick off your private holiday with two nights in South Africa’s gourmet capital, Franschhoek. Your villa at Le Colonial is located near the centre of this quaint town, giving you easy access to its wonderful restaurants, art galleries and flamboyant French flair. Cape Town is your next stop, with a<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/conservation/cape-town-winelands-and-sabi-sands/">Read More →</a></span>
This unique itinerary combines one of South Africa’s best locations with two of its best-kept secrets. The world-renowned Cape Winelands need no introduction – as they are home to gorgeous vineyard-clad valleys, award-winning accommodation and some of the finest cuisine on the continent. Phinda Private Game Reserve sits in South<span class="more-link"><a href="http://www.africansafarisint.co.za/conservation/cape-winelands-whale-coast-and-kwazulu-natal/">Read More →</a></span>
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