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Sabi Sabi Educational
What a start to a week… It surely cannot be much better than this. It starts with a seamless 45 minute SA Airlink flight to the recently (July 2014) reopened Skukuza Airport. The private lodge feeling of the airport is … Continue reading
Posted in Accommodation, Adventure, Africa, Educational, Photography, Safari, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Africa, Photography, Sabi Sabi, South Africa, Tourism, travel, Wildlife
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Whale Coast Mini Indaba
I had the pleasure of attending the Whale Coast Mini Indaba held at Hermanus organised by White Shark Projects. The main objective of the Mini Indaba was to show case what the Cape Whale Coast has to offer. They offer … Continue reading
Posted in Accommodation, Adventure, Africa, Culture, Educational, Photography, Travel, Wine
Tagged Africa, Atlantic Ocean, Boulders Beach, culture, Hermanus, penguins, Photography, Simon's Town, South Africa, spectacular locations, tea, Tourism, travel, Western Cape, whales, wine, wine tastings
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White Shark Projects
In 1994 Mandla Ngazini arrived at White Shark Projects on his bicycle, seeking employment. Having just arrived in Gansbaai from the Eastern Cape, Mandla had never worked on the ocean before. Craig Ferreira, the owner of White Shark Projects at … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged adrenaline junkie, Africa, Cape Town, Conservation, FIT, Gansbaai, incentive, Photography, research, shark cage diving, South Africa, Tourism, travel, White Shark Projects, Wildlife
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Mpumalanga Educational 26–28 February 2015
Mpumalanga – “the place where the sun rises” – is undoubtedly my favourite of the 9 provinces in South Africa. So I was over-joyed to have been able to arrange and participate in the educational tour for hosted buyers who … Continue reading
Posted in Accommodation, Adventure, Africa, Culture, Educational, Photography, Safari, Travel
Tagged 5 star, Blyde River Canyon, educational, Elephant Whispers, Elephants, Hazyview, helicopter, Hippo Hollow, Johannesburg, KMIA, Kuka Restaurant, Mpumalanga, Nelspruit, Panorama route, Perry's Bridge Hollow, Sabi Sands Game Reserve, SabiSabi Bush Lodge, site inspections, South Africa, the big five, Ulusaba Rock Lodge, Umbhaba Lodge
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Jozi – the City of Gold
I recently had the privilege to go on one of Past Experience’s Johannesburg Inner City Tours– the Ka’Ching Tour. Our guide was the very knowledgeable and passionate Tania Olsson, a guiding guru with a degree in Archeology and Linguistics and … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Photography, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Africa, Braamfontein, gold, Joburg, Johannesburg, Jozi, Maboneng, Marshalltown, Newtown, Past Experience, Rand Club, South Africa, travel
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The Blue Train value add extended to 2015
The Blue Train’s “Luxury better when shared” value offering has been extended to 2015. At the normal Nett or Rack rate, guests gets to experience The Blue Train with 1 complimentary night’s accommodation (bed, breakfast and complimentary transfer between the … Continue reading
Posted in Accommodation, Culture, Photography, Special offer, Travel, Uncategorized, Wine
Tagged Africa, Blue Train, Cape Town, Luxury, Pretoria, South Africa, Tourism, Train, travel
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Make a difference – leave your own footprint in Africa!
As a first time traveler to South Africa, a stop at one of the many wildlife reserves for a guided safari is on the top of the must-do list. But what if you want to get really close and personal with … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Safari, Travel
Tagged Africa, Conservation, Game reserve, Kruger National Park, Limpopo, Safari Lodge, South Africa, Wildlife
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Hermanus – A whale of a time
How many of you have visited Hermanus? A small town in the Western Cape, located on the coast an approximate hour and a half from Cape Town, Hermanus is one of South Africa’s jewels. Between July and November each year … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Safari, Sport, Travel, Wine
Tagged Cape Town, Hermanus, magnificent beasts, nature, outdoors, Shark proof cage, South Africa, Southern Right, Southern right whale, transportation, Western Cape, Whale watching
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Add love to your holiday in South Africa
Some of the reasons why people go on holiday is to experience a new culture, learn about how other people make a living, and sometimes also learn about history, social, economic and local issues. South Africa offers a rich historical experience and South … Continue reading
YOU SLEPT WHERE…..??? 10 Unusual Places to sleep in Southern Africa
1. On a Luxury House Boat – Zambezi Queen Location: Chobe National Park, Botswana Capacity: 14 Cabins / 28 Pax Experience the thrill and raw wilderness of the Chobe River from your own private suite aboard a luxury 45 meter boat. Two … Continue reading
Posted in Accommodation, Travel
Tagged Africa, African dusk, Airstream Rooftop Trailer, Atlantic Ocean, Botswana, bushveld, Cape to Cairo, Cape Town, Cape West Coast, Cave, Cederberg Mountains, Chalkley Tree House, Chapman's Peak, Chief's Tented Camp, Chobe, conference, culture, drinks, Durban, Elgin Valley, five star safari lodge, Golf Safaris, House Boat, Hout Bay, incentive, Kagga Kamma Private Game Reserve, Khayelitsha, Kulala Desert Lodge, leisure groups, Lion Sands, log fire, Luxury Train, Mobile Tent, Mpumalanga, Nambia, Namib Desert, Namibia, Old Mac Daddy, picnic dinner, Pilanesberg National Park, Pretoria, Rovos Rail, Sabi Sands Game Reserve, Sentinel, shack, Sossusvlei, sounds of the African bush, South Africa, spectacular locations, St Lucia World Heritage Site, sunset, Swazi Beehive Village Hut, Swaziland, The Grand Daddy Hotel, Tintswalo Atlantic, Township, Tree House, under the African stars, Vicky's Bed & Breakfast, Victoria Falls, Western Cape, Zambezi Queen
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