Posts Tagged ‘safari’

The seventh greatest wonder in the world – Maasai Mara Kenya

Africa is changing at a quick pace and human encroachment into the wildlife reserves has continued to erase the traditional routes. In association with development and changes of the way of life, the image of wildlife roaming free is slowly getting erased. Fortunately, Maasai Mara National reserve holds on to its charisma of an open, limitless land. It is one of the places in Africa that still prides in wildlife concentration.

Maasai Mara is located in the South-western of Kenya, 290 kilometers from Nairobi. The abundance of wildlife and the remoteness of the reserve implant memories that no money can buy. Read more…

Why is Kruger Park so famous

South Africa is globally known for its wildlife. Every year, millions of tourists flock towards the Southern Tip of the African continent. The popularity of South African Game Reserves outsmarts even the biggest and most unique National Parks abroad. But why do people monthly search over 300,000 times the phrase Kruger Park? Why is one of the most online viewed videos the ‘Battle at Kruger’? Is it because of the different species, the accommodation or is its climate the honey that draws the bees?

History

One of the aspects where Kruger National Parks differentiates itself from others must be its history. The land that formerly accommodated nomads that hunted the ground, gave way to the Europeans in the beginning of the eighteenth century. Read more…

Enjoy a Honeymoon on Safari

It doesn’t matter where you want to spend your honeymoon we offer every destination that will help make your dreams come true, you can visit Botswana, Kenya, South Africa, Zambia and these are just a few to name. If you love wildlife vacationing on the Safari will introduce you to all kinds of animals, you can visit gorillas, cheetahs, lions, leopards, and other mysterious animals that intrigue your mind. After you’ve just had a wedding every couple would want to spend a romantic break alone, in a romantic and intimate destination.

When you come to one of our destinations, you may want to decide on some fun activities you and your partner would like to do, you can enjoy canoeing, swimming, camping and other fun activities. If you’re wondering what kind of accommodations are available you can enjoy a vacation staying in one of our lovely lodges or our tented Safari camps. Among these accommodations, you can stay at our lovely hotels which is often surrounded by some of the most beautiful beaches. You will be glad to work with our friendly agents and staff members that are available to help you in enjoying a moment that only comes once in a lifetime. Read more…

BUSH TOILET

Most people will refuse outright to do their private toilet ritual under the nearest Acacia tree. Mostly the Ranger gets blamed for pushing large amounts of alcohol down their throats, on the six hour game drive. No matter what, if you need to go, you need to go.

Ten guests and myself experience a rather average game drive, the tick-list slowly showed some ink, but nothing very exciting. We where driving down a road that was almost covered with foliage and the visibility was not good at all, when one of the ladies asked me to make a bathroom stop. Read more…

Honeymoon Safari In Kenya

Honeymoon Safari In Kenya

Day1: Arrival

You will be met by our representative and guide who will transfer you to overnight hotel.

Safari Park hotel or equivalent.

Day 2: Nairobi-Samburu

Depart for Samburu National Park, driving through plantations of fields of Timau, crossing the thorny landscape of Samburu country a distance of 320kms and approximately 5 hours drive. Pay attention to the presence of unique species such as Grevy’s Zebra, the long-necked Gerenuk, among the wildlife that shares this semi-arid habitat. Dinner and overnight Samburu Serena lodge. Read more…

Take a Walk on the Wild Side with an African Safari

Cited as the second largest continent in the world after Asia, Africa is as diverse a place as they come. Filled with a tangle of thick tropical jungle, dusty deserts and a host of seemingly endless scorched plains, it is home to a staggering selection of wild animals and exotic flora and fauna. As such, it is the perfect place to embrace nature and head out on safari.

Located in the east of the continent, Kenya is thought of as Africa’s leading safari destination. Indeed, it boasts more than 50 game parks and reserves, and is home to an incredible range of animals including the ‘Big Five’: lions, elephants, leopards, rhinoceroses and Cape buffalo. Whether you want to travel by 4×4 or embark on a flying safari, there are a number of options to choose from when it comes to deciding how you want to take in the magnificent views. Read more…