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cape town
johannesburg
the waterberg
madikwe game reserve
durban
kruger national park
panorama route
drakensberg
cape winelands
isimangaliso wetland park
hermanus
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addo national park

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South Africa’s third largest National park and jewel of the Eastern Cape. Home to the Big Seven this encompasses the Big Five (Lion, Rhino, Buffalo, Leopard and Elephant) but also includes the Southern Right Whale and Great White Sharks which can sometime be seen off the coastline of the park. The cherry on top is this park is located in a malaria free area so perfect if travelling with children.

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addo national park

nukakamma canoe trail

Explore the only Green Flag canoe trail in South Africa. This 29km paddle along the Sundays River includes an overnight stop at two roomed cabin where you can sleep under the stars on the sun deck overlooking the river.
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big game fishing

Enjoy a day out on the ocean battling a yellow fin tuna, dorado or maybe even a marlin.
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zipline over the sundays river valley

Zipline over the Sundays River Valley and the beautiful citrus orchards. For that extra adrenalin burst try the superman zipline, lying prone in the harness and facing forward.
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the giant swing

Catch your breath as you freefall for a few seconds before the cables tighten. The giant swing is sure to give you an adrenalin burst. Feel twice the force of gravity as you are pulled 18 metres into the air and then released.
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addo national park

addo national park game drive

Join an experienced guide who has trained eyes for spotting the wildlife, local knowledge regarding animal identification, local history, vegetation, local culture and stories.
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dolphin and whale watching cruise

Enjoy close encounters with large pods of Dolphin, the African Penguin, Cape Fur Seal and a variety of Whale Species, including the Southern Right Whale and Humpback Whale.
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plettenberg bay

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Welcome to “Plett” an amazing outdoor playground located along the Garden Route. If you are an outdoor activities or adrenaline junkie this is the place for you, whilst at the same time catering for those who enjoy great food and wine and long lazy days on the beach.

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Plettenberg Bay

tsitsikamma canopy tour

The canopy tour involves zip lining from one platform to another suspended 30 metres above the forest floor. Discover beautiful hard pear trees, giant yellowwood trees and tree ferns dating back hundreds of years.
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Plettenberg Bay

black water tubing

Traverse the phenomenal Stormsriver using a one-man inflatable tube. Including optional cliff and tube jumps, this is a great way to have fun and get in touch with nature.
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bloukrans bunjee

The bungy jump takes place from the top arch of the Bloukrans Bridge, This is Africa’s biggest bridge and the highest commercial bungy from a bridge in  the world. Four experiences await you: Zipline out to the jump point, then jump, then get winched back up and finally walk the suspended skywalk back off the bridge.
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Plettenberg Bay

wine tasting

A guide who is fully qualified to advanced standards will travel with you to three vineyards where you will taste at least 3 wines at each vineyard. Your personal “sommelier” will explain each vineyard and wine as you progress through the tastings answering any questions you may have.
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horse carriage wine tasting

Enjoy a horse drawn carriage trip on a wine farm. The horses that pull the carriage are part of a herd of rescue horses. You will also enjoy a cellar tour at one of the vineyards and a tapa style lunch.
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knysna

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Located on the edge of a vast estuary which flows into the Indian Ocean via two giant sandstone heads lies the town of Knysna. Best known for its fresh oysters, this coastal town has a lot to offer. Knysna forest is home to the only forest elephants in South Africa and the rare pansy shell can be found along the coastline.

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knysna

world's longest over ocean zipline

The world’s longest over ocean zipline is 1100 meters in length and you can reach speeds of up to 90km/h.
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mountain biking

Ride through the beautiful Harkeville Forest, and indigenous forest, with phenomenal sea views and above all some great downhill fun.
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tandem paragliding

Tandem Paraglide over the coastal town of Wilderness. The flight adventure offers you a chance to control the toggles and guide the paraglider under the expert tuition of your guide.
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knysna

knysna city e-Bike tour

Explore Knysna on an e-bike, visit the art galleries, shops and cafes. With the assistance of the e-bikes motor you can ride further and for longer without getting tired thus enabling you to see that much more.
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knysna

sunset cruise and a light dinner

Sail around the Knysna estuary and then out to sea on a small yacht and sip on some sparkling wine whilst admiring the magnificent views.
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oyster cruise

If you are intrigued by or love oysters then this trip around the lagoon whilst learning about and tasting the difference between wild and cultivated oysters is sure to please your palate.
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knysna

feather bed nature reserve eco experience

Enjoy a return ferry trip to the reserve and then a 4x4 vehicle with a trailer drives up the headland stopping at amazing viewpoints along the way. A specialist guide will point out various fauna and flora and give you some history on the area. Enjoy a short walk through the coastal forest into ancient sea caves and end with a fabulous lunch under a canopy of milkwood trees.
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cape honeybee tour

Explore the story and journey of the Cape Honeybee from flower to honeypot,  all while wearing full safety gear. End the tour with some amazing homemade bread and honey of course.
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oudtshoorn

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Located in the Klein Karoo between the Swartberg and Outeniqua Mountain Ranges you will find the town of Oudtshoorn. The Ostrich capital of the world and home to the Cango Caves Africa’s largest show cave system.

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Oudtshoorn

Cango Caves

Enjoy an easy walk through the first six largest and most spectacular halls and continuing through to the "African Drum room,” and enjoy the authentic cave experience.
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cango caves side-by-side zipline

Explore the Caves by Zipline. Three double line ziplines of varying lengths, ending at an onsite deli and coffee roastery, ensuring you get a caffeine kick after your adrenalin rush.
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Oudtshoorn

de rust day tour

Enjoy a guided tour of the little town of De Rust outside Oudtshoorn, visit Meiringspoort Gorge and swim at the Waterfall. Explore the town of Prince Albert before traversing the Swartberg Pass and ending off the day with a traditional South African Feast at Kobus se Gat restaurant followed by dancing under the African skies.
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Oudtshoorn

wild meerkat tour

Enjoy this unique experience allowing you to observe meerkats in their natural habitat as they wake up to greet the day. The meerkats have not been handled nor fed by humans and are completely wild.
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hermanus

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This coastal town is known to be one of the best land-based whale watching destinations in the world. The most diverse floral kingdom and a beautiful hidden valley called the Hemel en Aarde Valley (Heaven on Earth) can also be found here.

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hermanus

great white shark cage diving

Dare to explore the ultimate adrenalin rush that Great White Shark Cage Diving gives you. Experience the thrill of shark sightings whilst in the company of a Marine Biologist.
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sea kayaking in walker bay

Climb into a kayak and enjoy the up close and personal interaction with seals, penguins, dolphins and possibly even whales at eye level.
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hermanus

rock art tour

Journey to the Phillipskop Mountain reserve and observe the only example of recorded rock art to be found along the Cape Whale Coast.
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hermanus

bot river lagoon cruise wine experience

Enjoy sipping on a flute of MCC cuvee 58 whilst waiting to board your pontoon boat from which you will explore the Bot River lagoon. After the boat ride enjoy a cheese platter and pinot noir tasting, followed by an exclusive cellar tour tasting unreleased wines straight from the barrel.
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chocolate and wine pairing

Enjoy an amazing chocolate and wine paring whilst at the same time the younger members of your party between 5 and12 years old experience their own unique pairing which includes juices and flavoured milks paired with a selection of healthy nibbles.
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hermanus

fernkloof nature reserve guided walks

Enjoy a Guided walk with a local guide in the Fernkloof Nature Reserve. Stroll along the 12km Cliff path trail or up into the peaks where you will see some of the more than 1250 species of plants.
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quad biking

Travel by quad bike through two wine estates Southern Right and Hamilton Russell on a leisurely trip where an abundance of bird life and fynbos can be seen up close.
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the cape winelands

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The Cape region produces some of the best wines in the world. Explore the areas of Stellenbosch, Franschhoek. Paarl, Wellington and many more. Enjoy all the Cape Winelands has to offer and perhaps drink a glass or two of wine whilst you are there.

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The Cape Winelands

hot air ballooning

Watch the sunrise over the magnificent wine valleys near Paarl from your hot air balloon. Admire Table Mountain in the distance and wonder at the Limietberg Nature reserve Mountain range the greens of the vineyards and endless wheat fields glowing in the sun.
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winelands bike tour

Cycling through the winelands across three beautiful wine estates on a mountain bike that will be provided together with a helmet is a great way to explore the countryside and some beautiful wines. Your guide will stop at each estate for a wine tasting along the way and an a la carte lunch
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The Cape Winelands

wine blending experience

Create your very own signature bottle of wine that you get to take home with you. Go on a cellar tour and wine tasting, at the wine estate. Thereafter you will be given three blending components to create your very own blend.
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Food & wine pairing tour

Wine tasting is no longer just about some cheese, crackers and a selection of wines. Why not try a cupcakes and wine tasting or fudge and wine tasting, pizza and wine tasting or even sparkling wine and nougat tasting.
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The Cape Winelands

franschhoek day tour

Fly in from Cape Town to wine estate in Franscchoek by helicopter. Meet your guide who will be waiting for you and will accompany you through the town of Franschhoek and through some vineyards and farms by tram. Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the wine estates followed by a stroll through the charming town.
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franschhoek motor museum tour

Take a look back at over 100 years of motoring history accompanied by your knowledgeable motor enthusiast with a unique and exciting collection of vehicles, motorcycles and bicycles all housed at the Franschhoek Motor Museum.
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The Cape Winelands

winelands quad biking experience

Follow the trail on the Rhebokskloof Wine farm in Paarl. This two-hour journey travels through the vineyards with your local guide pointing out the various grape cultivars and farm activities. The trail ascends to the top of Paarl Mountain affording you an amazing view of the area.
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cape town

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Cape Town is one of the most beautiful cities in the world with its majestic Table Mountain Backdrop. Cape Town is the oldest Town in South Africa and one of South Africa’s Jewels. It is filled with culture heritage and is rich in historical experiences, with pristine white beaches along the coastline.

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Cape Town

bo-kaap tour

Just beyond the hussle and bustle of Cape Town city centre you will find this hidden little treasure. This is a multicultural area, tucked safely into the fold of signal hill. Cobble stone streets will be your guide of this lively suburb filled with brightly coloured houses from the nineteenth and seventeenth century.
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art tour

Experience art in a unique way as you journey through Woodstock to find out more about the colourful Woodstock street art and graffiti and gain a better understanding of it.
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party in a township

Enjoy the unique experience out with locals as they show you the other side of Cape Town. This experience offers you the opportunity to access the culture and lifestyle of the young people in Khayelitsha. A chance to dance to great music, interact with like-minded people and taste amazing food.
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see an open-air movie

During summer nights in Cape Town treat yourself to cinematic delights, tantalizing treats and breath-taking scenery under a canopy of stars. When the sun sets the stars really come out, with a glittering line-up of romantic comedies, cult classics, musicals, adventure sports and family favourites that let you cuddle up and be entertained.
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Cape Town

kayak with whales

It is an ideal opportunity to enjoy sightings of marine life, seabirds, penguins, seals, and of course whales. Besides encounters with these lovely creatures, you will have a chance to enjoy scenic mountain views and visit dozens of attractions in Hermanus including the Old Harbour Museum and Fernkloof Nature Reserve.
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quad biking

Experience an exhilarating ride on a fully automated 4 wheeled Quad Bike down the Atlantis Dunes. Motor through this outdoor playground of white sand dunes covering more than 10 square miles, with dunes reaching up to six stories in height.
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scoot tours

Experience Table Mountain in a unique way whilst taking in its breath-taking views in a fun and active way. Take a scooter on an adventurous off-road track down the side of Signal Hill into Bo-Kaap. For the final run you will be transported to Table Mountain to enjoy a single-track route down this world famous landmark.
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sky diving

Feel the rush of adrenalin! Jump from an aeroplane and fly through the air Tandem free fall from 9000 feet attached to a sky dive instructor. Free fall for 30 seconds, then, your shoot will open, and you will float down to earth enjoying the panoramic views of Cape Town.
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tunnel tour of cape town

Follow the river of the culture and heritage that runs from Table Mountain to the Castle of Good Hope. Discover the Secret Tunnels below the City of Cape Town. Parts of the underground Canals and Rivers date back to 1652 and they used to supply the Company Gardens and the passing ships with fresh water. This educational and historic tour will inspire your imagination.
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zip lining

Experience one of Cape Town`s Top rated adventure activities. A zipline canopy tour in the company of soaring eagles, surrounded by breath-taking Cape fynbos panoramas and mountainscapes.
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abseiling table mountain

You get some serious bragging rights when Abseiling down one of the 7 wonders of nature which is the iconic Table Mountain. The panoramic views from the top of Table Mountain are breath-taking, but the views from the side of it are even better. Descending down the side of a sheer cliff you will have Camps Bay, the Atlantic Seaboard and the deep blue ocean at your feet.
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Cape Town

walk in newlands forest

Nature lovers will feel right at home in this green paradise that feels like the home of fairies, gnomes, and unicorns. The Newlands Forest is on the right slopes of Table Mountain, so you know you are in for some inspiring natural sights and flora.
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caving in kalk bay

Get active and outside on this caving adventure in Kalk Bay. It is a great way to see remote landscapes in a safe and fun way. Hike through the Echo Valley visit Boomslang Cave, access incredible views of Fish Hoek, and explore the more challenging Robin Hood Cave as well.
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Cape Town

eat & drink like a local in cape town

Ditch the tourist hotspots and immerse yourself in the local culture of Cape Town. Sample a variety of traditional and artisanal dishes, such as Cape Malay curries, Xhosa dishes, and of course, local braai specialties. This tour is the perfect antidote for travellers looking to find the best local eating and drinking spots in Cape Town.
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Gin Distillery Tour

Explore some great local, gin distilleries outside Cape Town. Taste some of the finest gins made with beautiful local botanicals. Visit 4 different distilleries and enjoy the gin tastings along the way.
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bike & beer tour

Embark on a bike and beer tour of Cape Town. You will cycle through several 'Mother City' neighbourhoods, learning about the local beer culture and enjoying a couple of food and beer pairings. Explore the colourful Bo-Kaap and visit a hotbed of energy and home to a dynamic bar scene along Long Street.
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Enjoy a meal with a private chef

Join Richard and Gillian, chefs who believe in eating and treating your body well and using the best ingredients to cook, for a private home-cooked meal and local wine! Richard and Gillian's menus include different foods that are traditional to South Africa’s diverse culture - predominately Cape Malay, Afrikaans, English, and African.
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Cape Town

take a train to langa

Visit Langa, the oldest black township in Cape Town and a soulful spot that Khonaye (your guide) himself once called home. You will first board the train and get a real sense of the everyday travel journey of Langa community members. Once you reach Langa, explore the township on foot where you are able to take in all the smells and sights: the myriad meat markets, curio bazaars, liquor stores, hair salons and spaza shops that line the suburb’s streets.
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Street wire tour

Immerse yourself in the history of wire -art & beading. Street wires is an ideal secure venue for visitors to experience unique township craft in the convenience of the Woodstock Creative district. Enjoy a tour of the establishment and a quick beading lesson whilst there.
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Cederberg

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The Cederberg lies 250km north of Cape Town, stretching from the Middelberg Pass in Citrusdal to north of the Pakhuis Pass at Clanwilliam. The wilderness encompasses about 71 000 hectares of rugged, mountainous terrain, making it a top spot in the Western Cape for hiking and rock-climbing enthusiasts.

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Cederberg

navigating the mesmerising stadsaal caves

The Stadsaal caves are a wonderful maze of twisted nooks, crannies and tunnels that feed into each other. The main Stadsaal Cave is a spacious area ideal for exploration; indeed, it is a truly historic and humbling place.
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algeria waterfall hike

Enjoy a hike to this beautiful waterfall, the waterfall is a tranquil space and from the top of the waterfall you can take in the valley and breath-taking views.
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stargazing

A Date with Infinity: Stargazing in the Cederberg Mountains. The Cederberg is star-gazing heaven. The night skies are beautiful with little or no cloud cover year-round, just lie back and enjoy the night sky.
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wilderness wine tour to cederberg private cellar

The Private Cellar excursion takes you into the heart of the breath-taking Cederberg Mountains. The rugged landscape with its spectacular rock formations may be admired during the drive while one of the knowledgeable guides inform you about fascinating anecdotes and perspectives of the area before you arrive a wine estate and enjoy a cellar tour.
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donkey cart rides

View Cederberg like you have never seen it before, a donkey cart is the only way to travel. In the Cederberg, a traditional donkey cart takes you across the magnificent, rugged mountains.
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rooibos experience

The Cederberg mountain region is the only place in the world where you will get Rooibos, a truly local South African Tea. Clanwilliam, is the rooibos capital of South Africa you must experience this unique and healthy South African product first-hand.
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drakensberg

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Drakensberg, the main mountain range of Southern Africa. The Drakensberg rises to more than 11,400 feet (3,475 metres) and extends roughly northeast to southwest for 700 miles (1,125 km) parallel to the south-eastern coast of South Africa. Rock and cave art several thousands of years old have been found in the range.

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Drakensberg

slack packing

On a slackpacking trail you will experience the same beautiful scenery, but at the end of the day you will enjoy some of the finer things in life. A comfy bed, a glass of red wine and tasty food is all waiting at the end of the trail.
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lammergeyer vulture hide

The renowned Giants Castle Vulture Hide or Lammergeyer Vulture Hide is situated in the Giants Castle Nature Reserve, Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park. The vulture hide is open to watch and photograph the endangered species of bearded vultures and other endangered bird species.
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Drakensberg

wine tasting in the mountains

Enjoy tasting wines that are made with cool mountain evening air and with the ambience summer thunderstorms. Tasting wine in the Drakensburg with views of the Mountains is a magnificent experience to enjoy
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rock art in the drakensberg

Explore the hundreds of painted rock overhangs or shelters, with literally thousands of individual paintings in them. This amazing treasure trove of art was left behind by the Bushmen who inhabited the Drakensberg for at least 10000 years.
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Drakensberg

wow zulu tour

Join in on this exciting tour for a taste of village life. Enjoy a tractor-trailer ride up the mountain to have a walk through the village or take a lesson in weaving with the locals.
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durban

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We all know Durban for the warm, subtropical weather and the vast beaches, but there are a few things you might not know about Durban yet. Durban, otherwise known as eThekwini, is recognised as the largest city in KwaZulu-Natal and is famous for being the busiest port in South Africa.

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Durban

dine with sharks

The Cargo Hold is a fine dining restaurant located in the heart of the Phantom ship at Ushaka Marine World in South Beach. The restaurant aims to make patrons feel like they are immersed in the aquarium’s fish tank. Enjoy a world-class menu that boasts seafood like freshly shucked oysters, seared Norwegian salmon, and grilled crayfish.
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chow a bunny

When you visit Durban you have to try a bunny chow, which is a hollowed-out loaf of bread filled with various vegetable and non-vegetable curries and it is a local favourite. No visitor to the city should leave without trying it out. Be warned though, it is a messy delight that is best eaten with hands.
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Durban

moses mabhiba stadium jump

Try this unique and heart-pumping activity by jumping off the Moses Mabhida Stadium. The Moses Mabhida Stadium is the Guinness World Records’ tallest swing. The Big Swing allows the adventurous to take a thrilling free fall for 80 metres before swinging out into a massive 220-metre arc into the heart of the stadium.
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take a sunday steam train through the valley of 1000 hills

Experience an old-fashioned steam train and enjoy the views on this unique trip through the Valley of 1000 hills.
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isimangaliso wetland park

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The iSimangaliso Wetland Park is one of the outstanding natural wetland and coastal sites of Africa. Covering an area of 239,566 ha, it includes a wide range of pristine marine, coastal, wetland, estuarine, and terrestrial environments which are scenically beautiful and basically unmodified by people.

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isimangaliso wetland park

sanctuary of superlatives

There are very few places in world or in South Africa where you can swim with dolphins in the morning and photograph rhinos in the afternoon. One such amazing spot is the spectacular iSimangaliso Wetland Park, which conserves the most naturally diverse place in the country.
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snorkelling

Head out into Cape Vidal for a morning of snorkelling. Your guides will guide you around the best spots and point out the many species of interest along the way. South Africa may be best known for it’s land mammals but, on a snorkelling tour, you can also see the teeming wildlife that lives under the water.
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veyane village tour

Experience Contemporary Zulu Village life. The tour of Veyane Village takes you into the heart of a real working Zulu community where old-age traditions meet contemporary society. See Zulu bead workers and weavers at work and try your hand at these traditional arts and crafts. Be spellbound by the magic of Zulu storytelling as well as be entertained by talented traditional dancers and musicians.
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panorama route

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The Panorama Route is a scenic road in South Africa connecting several cultural and natural points of interest. The route, steeped in the history of South Africa, is in Mpumalanga province, centred around the Blyde River Canyon, the world's third largest canyon.

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panorama route

shangaan cultural village

Enjoy an educational tour through the village while your guide relates the history and customs of the Shangaan people. Visit a bustling African market where local craftspeople make and trade their craft forms the centre of Shangaan.
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bourke's luck pothole adventure

If you are prepared for a little walk, it’s a beautiful experience that's worth it. An extremely spiritual site, the potholes were formed by years of flowing water. The Treur River meets Blyde River at this site, and locals have named these rivers the river of sadness and the river of happiness and believe if they wash their feet in the river, their fortunes will change.
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south africa's oldest stock exchange tour

Barberton is also home to South Africa's oldest stock exchange, created after the first gold was discovered there on 20 June 1883 by Auguste Roberts. The exchange, although no longer trading, can still be seen today.
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panorama route

strijdom tunnel kloofing

Explore caves and walk along a stream that builds up to a Tufa Waterfall. Jump into waterholes while doing extreme hiking and enjoy the day filled with adventure.
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horseback trails

Enjoy a horseback trail through an 80-year-old mango orchard and grasslands. Small antelope such as Impala, Duikers and Bushbuck are some of the animals to see.
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graskop lift

The viewing lift takes you 51 metres down the face of the gorge into the forest below, where wooden walkways & suspension bridges meander along a 600 metre trail through the indigenous forest with interactive exhibits.
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graskop big swing and zipline

The Big Swing is the world’s highest cable gorge swing. The experience is very different to a bungee-jump because you are strapped in an upright position in a full safety harness. Being upright enables them to enjoy the magnificent views.
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Graskop Suspension bridge

The spectacular 52-metre long Suspension Bridge spans the northern and southern sides of the gorge. Enjoy spectacular views while standing 70m above the ground. The Bridge sways slightly when other people are on it but offers a relatively sedate experience, allowing you to enjoy the magnificent views of the mountains, rugged cliff faces, forests, and the Motitsi Waterfall.
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kruger national park

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The largest game reserve in South Africa, the Kruger National Park is larger than Israel. Nearly 2 million hectares of land that stretch for 352 kilometres (20 000 square kilometres) from north to south along the Mozambique border, is given over to an almost indescribable wildlife experience. Certainly, it ranks with the best in Africa and is the flagship of the country’s national parks - rated as the ultimate safari experience.  

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What to do

Activities in the Kruger National Park consist of:
  • Private Game Drives
  • Bush Walks
  • Bird Watching
  • Bush Dinners
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the waterberg

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Tucked away in the Limpopo province, the pristine, rugged, and ancient Waterberg region doesn't make it onto most South Africa travel itineraries -- and that's much of its appeal. It's just an easy few hours' drive from the pulsating urban hub of Johannesburg, though it feels a world away.

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lehlabile cultural tour

Four important elderly women open their homes and offer you an experience of their lives, their cooking, their traditions and their lifestyle.
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arend dieperink museum

The museum contains a valuable cultural-historical collection of Voortrekker and Sotho artifacts, and is housed in a graceful stone building.
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beadle craft workshop & shop

Watch the process, as crafters make sandals and other beautiful products, including bed linen, from raw materials. Essential oils produced on the farm are also for sale. Beadle is a community upliftment project that was established in 1988.
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pedi potters tour

An 80-year-old 'Pedi' woman, continues the tradition of pot-making, with the assistance of her children and grand-children, offering you the experience of watching this age old tradition of moulding pots from natural clay, moulding, decorating and firing in a ground oven.
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the waterberg

game drives

There are morning game drives, sunset game drives and the very special night-time game drives, where spotlights are fitted to your vehicle allowing you to see the nocturnal animals; you might even be lucky enough to see a leopard on the hunt.
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walking safari's

Morning bush walks under the guidance and protection of experienced rangers, allow you an entirely unique, organic and intimate interaction with the reserve’s topography and amazing array of wildlife.
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wild dog tagging

The African Wild Dog is one of Africa’s most endangered species and, as the Latin translation “Painted Wolf” suggests, one of the most beautiful to roam the land. We are able to arrange for you to leave your own personal legacy by sponsoring a GPS collar for one of the dogs. In doing so you will get the opportunity to participate in the tagging encounter itself.
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golf extreme 19th

The now world famous Extreme 19th is the world's longest and highest Par 3, providing every golfer with an unforgettable golfing experience. Accessible only by helicopter, the hole is situated on the top of Hanglip Mountain with a 361 metres shot to the green situated 400 breath-taking metres below the tee.
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madikwe game reserve

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Madikwe Game Reserve is currently the fifth largest game reserve and is also one of the lesser- known parks in South Africa. In 1991 the area was declared a reserve and 10 000 mammals were relocated from other National Parks. The park is home to approximately 66 large mammals and roughly 300 bird species and it is also a Malaria Free Reserve making it ideal for family vacations.

Activities

Flora & Fauna

What to do

Activities in the Madikwe Game Reserve consist of:
  • Game Drives
  • Bush Walks
  • Star Gazing
  • Bush Dinners
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pilanEsberg

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The Pilanesberg is a national park set in an extinct volcanic crater. At only two hours from Johannesburg and nearby the glitzy Sun City resort complex it makes for the ideal safari experience. The chances of seeing the Big 5 here is high, as well as a number of fascinating birds.

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Social Responsibility
Adventure - Adrenaline
Cultural, Historical & Artistic

pilanesberg

rhino notching

Imagine getting close to a rhino, pressing your ear against its thick, rough skin to hear its heartbeat, and feeling its breath on your skin. It is a rare privilege to be able to touch and appreciate this defenceless, endangered herbivore. You will help a vet and work with park management officials to individually notch, implant an ID tag as well as collect DNA from the selected rhino, this will help identify and conserve the rhino.
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hot-air ballooning

Experiencing the Pilanesberg National Park in a hot air balloon is an incredibly tranquil experience. Experience no turbulences and the only noise will hear is the occasional firing of the burner
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Game Drives

Game Drives in open safari vehicles allow close encounters with lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo. The Big 5 are joined by abundance of game including rare species such as wild dog or cheetah.
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walking safari's

Exploring the bush on foot will give you a more intense experience in many ways. With your knowledgeable guide you will learn the details that make the unique environment of the Pilanesberg work. On foot you will discover things that are easily overlooked on game drives.
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pilanesberg

tribal dancing

Learn to move to African rhythms in a traditional way and feel deeply into this uplifting aspect of traditional African culture. The innocent joy of dancing around the campfire will soon wipe away your inhibitions and leave you feeling free and simply happy.
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photographic safari's

The Big 5 were once the most dangerous and prestigious species. Today game vehicles are set out specifically to capture Africa’s animals. The rangers and guides are not only knowledgeable about the fauna and flora, but are passionate photographers themselves, always eager to assist you in getting the perfect image.
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interactive drumming

The rhythms of African drums are enchanting and positively contagious. Picking up a drum and getting sucked into the rhythm and dynamic of the group is an uplifting experience that will leave you with a taste for more.
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johannesburg

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Johannesburg located in Gauteng (South Africa’s richest province) is also known as the City of Gold, or 'Egoli' because of its beginnings as a gold-mining town. It is known fondly to locals by the shortened 'Joburg', or now more popularly as 'Jozi'. An emotionally challenging, but continually uplifting and inspiring city, make time for Johannesburg and you will be greatly rewarded.

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Cultural, Historical & Artistic
Adventure - Adrenaline
Flora & Fauna
Food & Wine

johannesburg

mandela's house tour

The Nelson Mandela National Museum, commonly referred to as Mandela House, is the house on Vilakazi Street, Orlando West, Soweto, South Africa, where Nelson Mandela lived from 1946 to 1962.
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sandton safaris

Enjoy an urban safari on an open safari vehicle which is the MOST authentic way to see some of the highlights of Johannesburg and surrounds! See the sights, meet the people and add your own shine to Egoli – the place of gold!
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cradle of humankind tour

Just over an hour’s drive from Johannesburg’s centre is Maropeng, the official visitor centre for the Cradle of Humankind is where humans’ ancestors have lived for over three million years. This area is rich with archaeological and geological treasures, including the Sterkfontein Caves, and in recent years huge discoveries have been made.
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soweto tour

A separate city from the late 1970’s until 1994, Soweto, an acronym for South Western Townships, was originally populated mostly by native African workers from the gold mining industry. During the apartheid regime, those areas were designated as non-white areas in accordance with segregation policies. Nowadays Soweto is full of attractions such as the Nobel Laureate Walk, the only street in the world where two Nobel Prize winners had lived; the Mandela Museum; Orlando Towers (the most distinctive landmark in the neighbourhood); the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum.
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apartheid museum

The museum in Johannesburg, South Africa illustrates apartheid and the 20th century history of South Africa.
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graffiti art tour

Unlike in many big cities around the world, graffiti is legal here, so local and international artists have graced many a wall with countless simple tags, elaborate spray-painted murals and brilliant street art.
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constitution hill (human rights) tour

Being a former prison and military fort, it is another interesting place to learn about South Africa’s journey to democracy. During its 100-year history this precinct confined tens of thousands of men and women of all races, creeds, ages, social status and political agendas, including Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, Albertina Sisulu and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela
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the hector pieterson memorial

This large museum is located in Orlando West, Soweto, South Africa, two blocks away from where Hector Pieterson was shot and killed 16 June 1976. The museum is named in his honour and covers the events of the anti-Apartheid Soweto Uprising, where more than 170 protesting school children were killed.
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Johannesburg

inside jozi's hidden gem

Enjoy dinner and storytelling inside a 115-year-old underground bank vault.
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upside down house

If you are looking for something a bit different, this is your chance to do it. Something fun, different, and out of the ordinary; experience the magnificence and spectacular engineering of a house turned on its roof.
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hot-air ballooning

There’s something magical about the notion of a hot air balloon ride. It is not only a ride, but a memorable experience overall. Cruise across the landscapes with a panoramic view and witness the ground far beneath you.
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hartbeespoort dam aerial cableway

The Harties Cableway offers visitors panoramic views of the beautiful Magaliesberg, Hartbeespoort Dam and surrounding areas.
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bunjee jump

Jump from the Orlando Power Station towers (Soweto Towers) which is a decommissioned coal-fired power station in Soweto, South Africa. The power station was commissioned at the end of the Second World War and served Johannesburg for over 50 years.
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Johannesburg

arts on main

Enjoy a scenic stroll through the building where locals cook up street food from around the world and sell fashion, jewellery, and artwork over two floors. Enjoy lunch at one of the many restaurants along Main Street.
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johannesburg botanical gardens

Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the Botanical Gardens which grew out of a large rose garden that was established in 1964 and subsequently expanded from 1969 to cover an area of around 125 hectares.
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samburu
laikipia plateau
lake nakuru
nairobi
mAasai mara
tsavo
mombasa
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kenya

Nairobi

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Nairobi is an energetic, modern city that serves as a fascinating introduction to both wildlife and culture. Shops  and Markets bustle, and a mix of restaurants will tempt your palate in this former Maasai watering hole. “The Green City in the Sun” which is how Nairobi is popularly known as, with the name “Nairobi” coming from the Maasai phrase Enkare Nyirobi, translates to “place of cool waters”.

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Adventure - Adrenaline
Cultural, Historical & Artistic
Food & Wine

Nairobi

visit to the giraffe centre

Visit the Giraffe Centre which is a natural sanctuary to protect the endangered Rothschild giraffe. Experience a walk on a nature trail with the giraffes or enjoy a cup of tea whilst watching the giraffes in their natural habitat.
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daphne sheldrick elephant and rhino orphanage tour

Best known for their work to protect elephants, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust operates the most successful orphan elephant rescue and rehabilitation program in the world. Join the carers whilst they prepare the orphaned baby elephants for their nights sleep.
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Nairobi

visit to karen Blixen museum

Experience the museum for a glimpse into the fascinating world of this pioneer coffee farmer, made famous through the highly acclaimed memoir “Out of Africa”.
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matbronze wildlife art gallery

Explore the home of the first bronze foundry in East Africa. Here they strive to capture the beauty of Africa's wildlife in handmade bronze sculptures.
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marula studio tour

Explore the Marula Studio (known as the flip-flop shop), a recycle hub where discarded flip-flops are transformed into original works of art.
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Nairobi

lunch at brown's cheese factory and farm tour

Enjoy a unique lunch at the Browns’ Cheese Factory. The farm runs purely on biodynamic and organic principles. After lunch, enjoy a short tour of the farm.
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karunguru estate coffee farm tour

Visit the Karunguru Estate Coffee Farm for a guided tour of the farm and journey of coffee from tree to cup including a coffee tasting.
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Tsavo

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Situated in Kenya’s South West, Tsavo is an enormous wilderness area that has been divided into Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks. Well known for its large herds of elephants including the largest remaining big tuskers, captivating landscapes and Yatta Plateau.

Activities

Flora & Fauna

What to do

Activities in Tsavo include:
  • Walking Safaris at Yatta Plateau
  • Game Drives
  • Day Trip to the picturesque Amboseli National Park
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Laikipia Plateau

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Located on the edge of the Northern Kenyan Frontier, stretching from the slopes of Mount Kenya to the rim of the Great Rift Valley, is the Laikipia Plateau. Vast open plains in the shadow of the snow-capped silhouette of Mount Kenya create a tranquil and secluded setting.

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Adventure - Adrenaline

laikipia

star bed sleepout

Perched on a rugged rocky outcrop, the Star Beds boast panoramic views over a lush rolling valley and a permanent waterhole that is always bustling with fascinating wildlife.
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night game drive in ol pejeta conservancy

A night game drive offers you an opportunity to discover Ol Pejeta Conservancy ‘after hours’. With the help of a filtered spotlight, the drives can produce some unusual sightings of nocturnal animals, including aardvark, white-tailed mongoose, caracal cat and even perhaps, bat eared fox.
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lion tracking

Participate in helping to gather vital research information needed to monitor the collared lions. In the event that the collared lions are inaccessible, other lion sightings are reported and the same identifying features such as whisker spots, ear tears and nose spotting recorded.
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lewa downs day trip

A visit to a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognised for its exceptional community conservation model, the conservancy is a stronghold for the protection of East Africa’s black rhino.
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jane goodall chimpanzee sanctuary

A unique opportunity to learn more about the day-to-day care of the chimpanzees that have been rescued by the sanctuary.
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samburu

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The traditional homeland of the Samburu people, this arid terrain features northern Kenya’s biggest river, Ewaso Nviro. Home to the rare Northern Special Five Species, this craggy, rugged region promises an authentic wilderness experience.

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Cultural, Historical & Artistic
Adventure - Adrenaline

samburu

singing well cultural experience

Fall in step with Samburu warriors as they lead their cattle to a dry river bed in the early morning. Watch as the tall warriors begin to sing as they dig. Deep and resonant, the melody creates a hypnotic rhythm that the tribe works to as one. Each warrior’s herd will recognize and respond to their master’s voice, using it to locate their particular well.
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samburu

Black rhino tracking experience

Experience this thrill of a lifetime walking safari tracking black rhino on foot, accompanied by an expert guide and a highly-trained Sera Community Conservancy ranger leading you in safety to the locations of some of the 16 rhinos throughout the 54,000 hectares-large sanctuary.
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other activities

Other activities in Samburu include: Game Drives, Game Walks and Mountain Biking.
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Lake nakuru

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On the floor of the Great Rift Valley, surrounded by wooded and bushy grassland, lies the beautiful Lake Nakuru National Park. Enjoy the wide ecological diversity and varied habitats that range from Lake Nakuru itself to the surrounding escarpment and picturesque ridges. Lake Nakuru is perhaps best known for the huge migrations of pink flamingos.

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Flora & Fauna
Adventure - Adrenaline

Lake Nakuru

visit the out of africa lookout

Venture to the top of this steep hill for excellent views across the entirety of Lake Nakuru and the surrounding land and immerse yourself in the romantic scenes that inspired the film.
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other activities

Other activities in Lake Nakuru include: Game Drives, Hiking and Bird Watching.
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Lake Nakuru

Pink flamingo safari

Experience the sight of thousands of pink flamingos feeding on the surface of Lake Nakuru which is one of the world’s great wildlife spectacles.
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Maasai mara

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The Maasai Mara National Reserve is a land of breath-taking vistas, abundant wildlife and endless plains. The quintessential Maasai Mara safari delivers many attractions, as the reserve is home to an excellent year-round concentration of game, including the more than two million wildebeest, zebras and other antelopes that make up the famous Great Migration.

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Adventure - Adrenaline
Food & Wine
Cultural, Historical & Artistic

Maasai Mara

Hot-air Ballooning

Experience the beauty of the Maasai Mara as you sail above the reserve, privy to daily rituals of the wild in their natural habitat. Sweep your eyes across the panoramic plains and discover the fantastic features unfolding before you.
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Game Drives

Game drives are unforgettable due to the abundance of wildlife, the spectacular landscapes and the famous Great Wildebeest Migration. This is the quintessential African Safari experience.
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Maasai Mara

bush dining

Enjoy a meal in the middle of the bush, beneath open skies or near the river’s edge with hippo’s grunting, followed by fireside singing and dancing.
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Maasai Mara

Maasai Cultural Visit

Accompanied by a resident Maasai Guide, visit a local Maasai village and find yourself in the midst of the daily hustle and bustle of local life as you witness the daily rituals. Established as fierce warriors, their lively cultural dance, vibrant clothing and beautifully crafted handiwork are recognised worldwide.
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mombasa

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Mombasa, a melting pot of languages and cultures from all sides of the Indian Ocean, is a unique blend of India, Arabia and Africa. The is East Africa’s biggest and most cosmopolitan port, and one of Africa’s oldest survive harbours.

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Cultural, Historical & Artistic
Adventure - Adrenaline
Food & Wine

Mombasa

mombasa city tour

Explore Mombasa’s colonial history, old town, and nature. Get the perfect introduction to the city by visiting with a local guide, who will share stories about Mombasa culture and heritage, and introduce you to local cuisine in the old town market.
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mombasa city bicycle tour

Explore Mombasa by bike on a tour that goes beyond tourist sites to explore villages, forests, and beaches. See daily life in traditional communities and hop between diverse climate zones, all while following quiet unpaved roads and paths.
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Mombasa

diani beach coastal scenic flight

Enjoy a spectacular scenic flight along Diani Beach and you’ll have a birds eye view of the stunning beaches, turquoise waters, and remote islands from the air.
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Mombasa

mombasa island excursion

Spend a day exploring the white sands and crystal-clear waters of Kenya's Northern Coast. Snorkel amongst the incredible underwater life including coral, turtles, and schools of fish at Malindi Marine Park. Savor a delicious seafood BBQ on the beach.
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tamarind dinner dhow cruise

Spend an evening onboard an authentic Arabic dhow boat in the Indian Ocean. Admire the twinkling lights of Mombasa and the starlit skies as you savor a delicious seafood dinner meticulously prepared Swahili-style on the deck.
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windhoek
fish river canyon
sossusvlei desert
swakopmund
damaraland
waterberg
etosha
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namibia

windhoek

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The country’s capital is a bustling metropolis that is unexpectedly neat, orderly, well-structured and has a diverse range of cultural attractions, architecture, and entertainment. Experience the harmonious blend of African and European cultures and the friendliness of its people.

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Cultural, Historical & Artistic
Food & Wine

windhoek

historical tour with a local oshiwambo-speaking guide

Explore the city, an eclectic blend of modern-day animation and colonial accents, interspersed with breath-taking sights and natural attractions, visit the local township, and enjoy a meal at a Xwama Traditional Restaurant. ‘History and culture are alive because the information is imparted by people through people for people’.
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bicycle tour through the township of katutura

Travelling through Katutura by bicycle shows a side of the township you wouldn’t get by just passing through by car – you can smell the lunch at the food markets and watch the kids run alongside you on their way home from school. And best of all, it’s environmentally friendly.
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windhoek

local cuisine tour

Visit the best eateries in town commonly visited by the locals and tourists for delicious meals, as you listen to interesting facts about the history and traditions that have developed the gastronomic cuisine and culture of Windhoek, and Namibia at large.
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fish river canyon

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The second largest Canyon in the world and the largest in Africa, in places it is 27kms wide and up to 550m deep in total it is over 160km long, the beautiful Fish River Canyon is not only naturally beautiful it is historically significant as it provides clues into the ancient geology of the landscape.

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Adventure - Adrenaline

fish river canyon

walk along the rim of the fish river canyon

Walk along the rim of Fish River Canyon, watch an amazing sunset, and enjoy absolute tranquility and spectacular scenery. Spot the unique Quiver Trees along the way.
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From the rim to the gorge day hike

A local guide from the Fish River Village will help you navigate ‘jelly legs’ gorge from the rim to the upper canyon below.  After traversing the rock-strewn plains there is a further descent to permanent rock-pools in the river.  A cool refreshing swim through the craggy gorge sets you well and truly in the heart of the canyon
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sossusvlei desert

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The spectacular dunes at Sossusvlei, arrayed in magnificent hues of orange, buttermilk, pumpkin and sienna, tower over a vast, dry pan. Over 230 metres high and constantly twisted and shaped by the wind, these breathtaking dunes are among the highest in the world.

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Adventure - Adrenaline

sossusvlei desert

hot-air balloon over the namib desert

A truly unique way to experience Namibia’s brilliant vista, As the sun’s first rays peek over the scarlet sand dunes, the hot air balloon drifts slowly upward, revealing the undulating landscapes of Sossusvlei.
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quad bike nature trail

A different and authentic way to experience the spectacular local surrounds. Enjoy breath-taking views over the Desert grass plains with occasional photo stops where knowledgeable guides explain the Desert fauna and flora. Watch a spectacular sunset at the highest point of the foothills.
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a day on the dunes with a local guide

A spectacular drive through the Dune corridor to the Vlei, gaining information and learning all about the beautiful vista. Explore Dune 45, the world's most photographed dune. A guided walk up to Dead Vlei is a must. Climb to the upper ridge of Big Daddy Dune, one of the highest dunes in the area!
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explore the sesriem canyon

Explore the remarkable depths of Sesriem Canyon. The experienced guide will share the history behind this magnificent natural canyon carved by the Tsauchab River.
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unlock the mysteries of namibia's skies

The ideal place to gaze in awe at the wonders of the clear desert sky as resident astronomers point out the brightest and most beautiful constellations, the vast Milky Way and distant, mysterious planets.
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Swakopmund

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From its cobbled streets and picturesque buildings, the charming town of Swakopmund retains a strong German flavour. Swakopmund is perfect for relaxing after a few days in the desert; wash off the sand and sample renowned Swakopmund fare.

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Cultural, Historical & Artistic
Flora & Fauna
Adventure - Adrenaline
Food & Wine

Swakopmund

historical pelican point peninsula tour

Witness the workings of a salt refinery situated en route to Pelican Point. Apart from the beautiful natural scenery, the major attractions on this tour includes the historic Pelican Point Lighthouse, a large colony of Cape Fur Seals and some historic sites such as a shipwreck, rails from an old supply train and the Walvis Bay Lagoon, a Ramsar site.
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Journey Through the Ancient Canyons of the Moon Valley

One of the most fascinating areas of the Namib Desert. It takes you back millions of years to when these badlands were formed. Learn the intrinsic value of the desert flora to the indigenous people who once roamed Southern Africa. Discover the medicinal and nutritional use of desert adapted flora and delve into the secrets of the Welwitschia Mirabilis.
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Topnaar Tribe, Rooibank and Sandwich Bay Tour

Visit a traditional housing settlement of the Topnaar tribe, the ancient inhabitants of the Kuiseb Delta, who has reportedly been living here as long ago as 8000 years. Cross the river at Lauberville and proceed into the massive dunes of the “Sea of Sand’ explore the dunes and see the uninterrupted views right around you the magnificent “Sea of Sand” desert that stretches for hundreds of kilometers towards Sossusvlei
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Swakopmund

living desert tour

Introduction to some of the fascinating, hidden life in this apparently barren landscape that is part of the Namib Desert. Here you can find creatures endemic to the Namib: the Sidewinder (Peringuey's Adder), the Palmato Gecko, we dig into the dune side to find this nocturnal desert-dweller,  track a large Namaqua Chameleon and dash to catch the swift sand-diving lizard.
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Swakopmund

quad biking on the dunes

Experience the sheer thrill of riding a quad bike through Namibia's boundless expanse of shifting sand dunes.
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tandem sky dive over the namib desert

A breath-taking scenic flight up to 10 000 feet above Swakopmund and surrounding areas.
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magical kayaking experience

Kayak on the beautiful lagoon and in the surrounding water of Walvis Bay. Spectacular birdlife will fascinate and captivate both nature lovers and photographers alike. A peaceful haven for marine creatures, the bay is a precious gem framed by desert and sea - a memory to cherish for a lifetime!
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Swakopmund

local cooking experience

Join a local family in their home in the Township of Mondesa, Learn about the family and their culture and the local community of the Mondesa Township. Learn how to cook typical native dishes and enjoy a sit-down meal as one big family. Enjoy our hospitality and have lively discussions at the table.
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Damaraland

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In this near barren landscape, you will find the most breath-taking mountainous region which is home to an assortment of desert-adapted wildlife such as elephant, rhino, zebra and lion.

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Adventure - Adrenaline
Cultural, Historical & Artistic
Flora & Fauna

damaraland

rhino tracking on foot

Set off on foot, with the possibility of up to three hours” walking. Rhino tracking takes place over bumpy and rocky terrain and a reasonable amount of fitness is required. Damaraland is one of the last few places where wildlife can roam freely and as with the elephant tracking, sightings cannot be guaranteed.
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damaraland

track the elusive desert elephant

Depart on an unforgettable with an experience guide and local tracker in search of the Elusive Desert Elephants, since the elephants roam free in the conservancy, sightings cannot always be guaranteed but the experience also gives one the opportunity to learn and appreciate more about the lifestyle of the local people.
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explore the petrified forest

The "forest" lies on a small sandstone rise and covers an area of 800m by 300m in the Aba-Huab River valley. The trees occur in sandstone of the Ecca Group, a subdivision of the Karoo Sequence, and are about 260 million years old. The name "Petrified Forest' is a misnomer the trees did not grow where they are found.
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damaraland

visit a himba village

These friendly people are closely related to the Herero and lead a semi-nomadic life as herdsmen, breeding mainly cattle and goats. The community live among the majestic Makalani palms at Palmfontein and invites visitors to learn more about their proud and ancient lifestyle and traditions. See their cone-shaped homestead made from palm leaves, mud and cattle dung and learn more about their unique customs and techniques.
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visit the living museum of the damara

Have the unique opportunity to get to know the fascinating traditional culture of the Damara, thus contributing to the preservation of the culture as well as to a regular income for the Damara community that built the museum.
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visit the famous bushmen paintings

The rocky outcrops of Twyfelfontein feature exceptional Bushmen engravings, 2500 distinctive rock carvings and paintings on 212 slabs of rock, with 13 additional art rock slabs, some estimated to be around 6000 years old.
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Etosha National Park

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The reason to safari at Etosha National Park the dramatic landscapes. Etosha’ s most well-known feature is the vast salt pan that is found at its heart, which is so big it can be seen from space. It holds one of the largest, and perhaps the most stable, population of black rhino in the world and is Malaria Free.

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Flora & Fauna

etosha national park

photographic and birding safari

The unique setting affords photographers the opportunity to fine-tune their aperture and shutter skills against the silvery-white mirage landscape of Etosha. The excess of lime and salt in the pan creates a bright environment that looks like a glimmering blanket of snow has covered the wide expanse of the desert. In the dry winter months, photographers can revel in the concentrated animal numbers that gather around the watering holes.
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Walking safari

Explore Namibia as the first explorers did, on foot and in awe of its untouched nature and allure. Walks through the Etosha National Park are both awe-inspiring and humbling, as you tread along the very path’s animals roam free on and observe their intimate lives from a careful distance.
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waterberg

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Waterberg is famous for the nature reserve established on the plateau in 1972. Waterberg Plateau Park is the home of game such as buffalo, white and black rhino, giraffe as well as eland, roan and sable antelope, The Waterberg Mountain Range is about 50 km long, up to 16 km wide and rises from the plains of the Omaheke, as this part of the Kalahari is known, to a height of up to 200 meters. This natural barrier often intercepts clouds, causing them to release their moisture.

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Flora & Fauna
Adventure - Adrenaline
Cultural, Historical & Artistic

waterberg

guided plateau hike

Your hiking guide climbs the plateau with you (approx. 150 m above the plains). He explains plants and animals in the park to you and gives you an insight into the daily life and culture of the Herero people living in this area. Experience amazing views of the valley or the plains of the Kalahari.
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exclusive sundowners on mount olympus

Enjoy your exclusive sundowner on Mount Olympus at the edge of the Kalahari. Hike up with a guide to the top of the mountain - the guide will give you insights into nature as well as life and traditions of the Herero people.
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waterberg

rhino tracking

Guided by your local tracker you will explore the nature reserve in the hope of tracking the Rhino on foot and detect game such as Oryx or Red Hartebeest, Kudu, or Giraffe
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cultural tour into hereroland

Guided by a local tour guide from the area taking you to the traditional and everyday life of the Herero on a small farm and in the near-by town of Okakarara.
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the serengeti
Kilimanjaro
Arusha
tarangire national park
Ngorongoro Crater
lake manyara
zanzibar
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tanzania

kilimanjaro

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If you had to ask someone what you could do in the town of Kilimanjaro, the first and probably only thing they would say is hike Mount Kilimanjaro. Although hiking the mountain is one of the most unique experiences on the African Continent, the town of Kilimanjaro has so much more to offer.

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kilimanjaro

the materuni waterfalls & Coffee Tour

Experience the Materuni village with its famous Materuni Waterfalls and beautifully lush land. Swim in the waters of Materuni, Mt. Kilimanjaro’s highest falls! Discover and learn how coffee is grown and processed at local coffee farms.
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chagga villages cycling tour

Experience life in the Chagga villages on a bicycle. The thing that makes this tour unique is that you get a chance to experience the real culture of the Chagga Tribe and also get to interact with the locals while exploring the surrounding nature.
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kilimanjaro

kilimanjaro hiking

Choose a trail and dare to hike up Mount Kilimanjaro. Straddling the Kenya/Tanzania border, the iconic Mount Kilimanjaro rises up to an impressive 5896 metres above sea level. It is one of the world's highest volcanoes, the highest mountain on the African continent, and the highest free-standing mountain on earth. Kilimanjaro's snow-capped peak is one of the most awe-inspiring sights in Africa.
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chemka hotspring day tour

This beautiful mineral spring that originates from Kilimanjaro ground waters releases bubbles as it comes up into the natural pool surrounded by large fig trees. Swim and snorkel in the transparent warm water, sunbathe or relax in hammocks in the shade.
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arusha

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Arusha is a bustling town with one of the fastest growing populations in Africa. Shopping and cultural experiences are on offer, including Masai Markets, the Tanzanite Museum, Museum of Natural History and Arusha Cultural Heritage Centre.

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Food & Wine

Arusha

Arusha national park day trip

Experience Arusha National Park in a day. The Park has a wide range of habitats, from the string of crater lakes where many water birds can be viewed, through the highland mountain forest and on up to the imposing summit of Mt. Meru.
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Arusha

maasai beading class

Tour the workshop where many of the designs are produced, where you will be inspired to create your own beautiful piece of jewellery, and memory of Tanzania, to take home with you. Enjoy an immersive cultural experience, allowing you to learn the traditional beading techniques of the Maasai tribe.
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Arusha

horse riding safaris

Enjoy the magnificent wildlife, the scenery and the magical interaction with the local tribes who inhabit the areas around Arusha all on horseback.
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Arusha

maragu village tour

Visit the Chaga tunnels, enjoy a hike to a beautiful waterfall, a tour of a local coffee plantation, and the opportunity to sample the potent banana beer that is popular with the locals.
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Arusha

Traders walk tour

The Trader's Walk is a collection of 5 boutique shops and gourmet food places showcasing some of the best creativity and ingenuity of Tanzania.
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bean to cup coffee estate tour

Take a guided walk around the workings of the coffee plantation to see how the coffee is grown, harvested, dried, and produced into the aromatic coffee that we drink every day, culminating in that all-important coffee tasting.
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lake manyara national park

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A Lake Manyara safari is a fascinating experience, as the park features a ground-water forest, acacia tortilis woodland and hot springs called Maji Moto. Apart from a spectacular setting, the park is famous for its Flamingo Population, unusual tree-climbing lions and the vast elephant herds it was established to protect.

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Lake Manyara national park

tree top canopy walks

Enjoy an intimate glimpse of life in the treetops, eye-to-eye with monkeys, birds and butterflies. Suspended up to 18 metres above the forest floor. Lose yourself among the treetops of Lake Manyara.
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Lake Manyara national park

tour the village of mayoka on bicycle

Cycle through the bustling village and interact with the friendly people, including the nomadic Mang’ati tribe, dressed in traditional animal skin cloaks, skirts and colourful beads. A picturesque bike ride brings you to the lakeshore, where you can admire bright pink flocks of flamingos.
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cultural tour of mto wa mbu town

Local agricultural hub, the town is famous for its crops of rice and the distinctive red bananas that Tanzania is known for. Interact with local farmers, as well as artisans, craftsmen and painters.
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tarangire national park

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Tarangire National Park rivals the Serengeti in the great number and diversity of its wildlife. The landscape is a photographers dream, due to the high number of scenic baobab trees and its extensive marshlands that cover swathes of the reserve.

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tarangire national park

hot-air balloon over tarangire

In the comfort of your Hot Air Balloon, pass over the Tarangire River, surrounded by granitic rock, dense swamps, and the deep river valley, Gaze down in amazement at the crests of ancient, millennial old baobab trees.
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walking safari in tarangire national park

Experience the excitement of encountering and tracking animals on foot. Awaken every sense, fully embracing a world where each sound, scent and bent blade of grass is significant.
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walking in nature with a maasai

Join an authentic Maasai warrior, with tribal knowledge that spans over centuries. Learn the traditional Maasai way of life and discover how they live in harmony alongside Africa’s mighty wildlife as you walk through the vast plains of the Tarangire National Park.
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the serengeti

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Known for its massive annual migration of wildebeest and zebra. Seeking new pasture, the herds move north from their breeding grounds in the grassy southern plains. Many cross the marshy western corridor’s crocodile infested Grumeti River.

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Cultural, Historical & Artistic
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the serengeti

olduvai gorge & shifting sands tour

Visit the world-famous archaeological site of Olduvai Gorge, also known as the Cradle of Mankind. The earliest remains of homo sapiens were discovered here by Mary Leaky. Explore the quaint little museum and marvel at the rugged landscape.
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cultural visit with the maasai

Immerse yourself in the fascinating ancestry of these noble people. You will have the opportunity to meet with a Maasai family, visit a traditional boma, the village huts made of cow dung and clay plastered over stick frames.
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the serengeti

serengeti wildebeest migration

Experience the great Serengeti wildebeest migration in an open game viewing vehicle. Watch the movement of vast numbers of the Serengeti's wildebeest, accompanied by large numbers of zebra as these animals move in an annual pattern which is fairly predictable.
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ngorongoro crater

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A visit to the Ngorongoro Crater is an experience of a lifetime. There are few places that have wildlife densities and variety on this level. It is not unusual to see the Big Five in one day – and all this in the most amazing setting with a backdrop of the 600m crater wall.

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ngorongoro crater

Ngorongoro crater floor picnic

Indulge in a gourmet feast served in one of the most unique settings in Africa. Descend into the scenic landscape of the Ngorongoro Crater and enjoy the incredible density of wildlife before making your way to a private picnic spot on the Crater floor.
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empakai crater hike

From the beautiful forests that surround the Empakai Crater walls to impressive strangler figs and fantastic birdlife, this energetic full day hiking adventure promises you an up-close experience with nature.
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olduvai gorge & Shifting sands tour

Visit the world-famous archaeological site of Olduvai Gorge, also known as the Cradle of Mankind. The earliest remains of homo sapiens were discovered here by Mary Leaky. Explore the quaint little museum and marvel at the rugged landscape.
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lake eyasi walk

A panoramic half day walk through Maasai villages and open grazing land that allows you to enjoy the culture and lifestyle of the Maasai. Along with authentic culture, this walk also offers spectacular views of Lake Eyasi.
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hadzabe bushmen experience

These ancient hunter-gatherers inhabit the land near Lake Eyasi, and their traditional unchanged way of life and obvious harmony with the earth are spellbinding. Accompanied by a guide, have the opportunity to engage with the bushmen and learn all about their time-honoured hunting techniques, survival skills, food preparation and cultural norms.
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zanzibar

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Famous for the slave trade of the 19th Century and its spices, Zanzibar Island is a unique mixture of outstanding beaches along its eastern edge & culture. Zanzibar is the main archipelago of a beautiful island filled with cultural heritage that dates back to twenty thousand years.

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Zanzibar

zanzibar stone town & city tour

Walk through the market to see and taste some of Zanzibar’s exotic fruits such as Mabungo and Baobab. Experience the Anglican church, built on the site of the old slave market. It is still possible to see the chambers where slaves were kept before being sold at market.
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zanzibar spice tour

Head out into the countryside, pass by cultivations of Cashew nuts and Kasawa (Cassava), a staple diet of Zanzibaris. Visit several small, private farms growing exotic fruits and spices. End the tour with a visit to one of several Persian baths, before a stop to see the Maruhubi Palace ruins.
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prison island

Visit Prison Island or Changuu Island which is the middle island of the three visible from Stone Town. Apart from the Prison ruins you will also see the enormous giant tortoises which are the main attraction of the island.
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Zanzibar

kizimkazi dolphins

Enjoy the drive from town to Kizimkazi a small village at the Southern point of the island. From here, take a motor boat ride out into the Kizimkazi channel to see the wild bottle-nosed dolphins and with luck it will be possible to swim quite close to them.
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minai bay tour

Board a Zanzibari dhow to explore the beautiful Minai Bay Conservation Area and enjoy the tranquility of cruising under sail in one of these traditional hands built wooden dhows. There will be an opportunity to see dolphins, swim at one of the pristine sandbanks, visit the islets and snorkel at the coral reefs.
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jozani forest tour

Visit the only remaining natural forest on Unguja island. At present it is the habitat for the Red Colobus Monkeys and the Blue Sykes Monkey. Other interesting features in this forest include the coastal evergreen bushland, mangrove forest, saline grassland and ground water forest.
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chobe national park
the okavango delta
central kalahari national park
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botswana

Chobe National park

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Chobe National Park in northern Botswana, has one of the largest concentrations of wildlife in Africa. It borders the Chobe River in the north down to the Savute Channel and beyond, to the far western reaches of the Moremi Game Reserve and the Okavango Delta. Chobe is best known for its concentrations of elephant – estimated to be over 120,000 and it comprises of elements of what is widely believed to the largest surviving continuous elephant population.

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Chobe national park

village tour

If you are seeking a rare insight into the interesting cultural heritage of the region, this experience takes you across the Chobe River by wooden makoro canoe and then on foot into a handful of traditional tribal villages located on the Namibian side of the bank.
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tsodilo hills

Visit Tsodilo Hills a Unesco World Heritage site to discover some of the 4000 cave paintings spread out over 200 locations. The cave paintings, along with other evidence, suggests that the hills were first inhabited over 30,000 years ago.
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game drives

Heading out on a guided game drive whilst in Chobe National Park is an absolute must. This is generally the best way to see Chobe’s predators, as well as the undulating and striking landscapes and ecosystems that stretch away from the river.
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photographic safaris

For both the budding amateur and the seasoned pro, experience Chobe with a professional Photographic guide where state of the art equipment will be provided for you to take the most magnificent photos of the wildlife and landscape that Chobe has to offer, both from a Game Viewing vehicle and a boat.
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fishing

The Chobe is blessed with an abundance of fish and is a very popular fishing destination. Enjoy a leisurely fishing trip where equipment will be provided and an experienced guide will accompany you. This is a great place to catch the legendary Tigerfish as well as several species of bream.
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guided bush walks

There is no better way to get up close and personal with the African bush than on a guided bush walk. This unique and intimate experience in the picturesque Chobe Forest Reserve enclave of the national park will allow you to get up close and personal with the wildlife. This is wild Africa at its most unadulterated.
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sunset cruising on the chobe river

The classic way to end your day is with a sunset cruise where you can spot fish eagles, crocs, hippos, myriad birds and even water monitors from the boat. But the absolute showstopper is always the crossing of elephant families from one bank to another.
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the okavanga delta

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The Okavango Delta is known as “the river that never finds the sea.” A maze of sparkling lagoons, meandering channels and overgrown islands teeming with wildlife, Botswana’s Okavango Delta lies like a sparkling jewel at the heart of the Kalahari Desert.

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the okavango delta

power boating on the okavango delta

Power Boating in the Okavango Delta allows you to go further away from your lodge and see more remote areas of the Delta. The unique perspective from the boat offers great sightings of water birds, such as ponderous herons, colourful bee-eaters, solemn owls and jewelled kingfishers.
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mokoro adventure

Glide silently on a traditional dugout canoe, a traditional mode of transport used by locals for centuries, as you traverse shallow, clear waters past brilliant waterlilies and papyrus grasses, reaching areas inaccessible by boat. Glimpse brightly coloured frogs, kingfishers, dragonflies or elephants feasting on the reeds.
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fishing

If you have never fished before, this is the ultimate place to start. The delta’s channels are rich with tilapia and spotted and silver catfish inhabit the lazy pools. African pike, infamous fighters, are a favourite catch.
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Hot-air ballooning over the Okavango Delta

The beauty of ballooning is that you get a true sense of how large the Okavango is. It’s one thing to fly over it in a light aircraft; it’s quite another to float serenely above its ox-bow lakes, counting the hippos, elephants and buffaloes below.
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helicopter safaris

Helicopter flights over Botswana are one of life’s big bucket list adventures. Experience the Okavango Delta like never before! spot remote, inaccessible lakes and islands as well as an abundance of wildlife from the sky.
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walking safaris

Experienced guides will envelop you in nature. Spot amazing sights close-up: From an insect, to animal tracks and big game droppings, Admire the swarming termite mounds. These small, unexpected aspects of delta life often make the biggest most long-lasting impression.
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horse riding

This exhilarating safari begins at first light with a 10- minute helicopter flight to where the horses are based, before you saddle up for a guided horseback ride through the grassy floodplains and palm-lined islands of the delta. Move quietly past wildlife who are used to the horses being in the area as they go about their daily business.
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the okavango delta

nxhoga village tour

Visit Nxhoga village on the island of Xaxaba for an insight into the Motswana way of life. Learn about the mud, reed and can huts, basket weaving and the fishing industry. Meet elders, engage with children, browse the small market, churches and bakery.
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Central Kalahari national park

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When embarking on a Botswana safari, The magnificent expanse of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve is a not-to-be-missed attraction. This is the largest, most remotely situated reserve in Southern Africa, offering almost exclusive wildlife sightings. The reserve is well-known for providing awe-inspiring star gazing experiences as well as for its most notable attractions such as Deception Valley, the Sunday and Leopard Pans, Passage Valley and Piper’s Pan.

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Central Kalahari

a day with the san bushmen

Today you can learn about everything from medicinal plants to folklore, about how the eland got its long horns or how the world came into being.  For some idea of how the San once lived, visit their iconic Bushman huts.
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Moremi Gorge

Visit Moremi Gorge which has been the subject of many folktales and legends. Located in the central part of Botswana (east of Palapye), it’s a fascinating and awe-inspiring walk through the hills to the national monument, where the sound of crashing water surrounds you with the three cascading waterfalls in the gorge.
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tswapong hills

Believed to be 1 billion years old, they extend 60 kilometres west of the village of Moremi and measure a full 20 kilometres in breadth. They are made up of sandstone, ironstone and quartzite, which give them their characteristically rich hues. The area holds numerous fascinating and beautiful archaeological, historical and natural history sites.
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Central Kalahari

meerkat safari

Head out in the early morning to visit the wild meerkats. Although they’re cute and cuddly, meerkats are fearless suricates with an amazing social structure and lookout system. Because they’re so fearless, they very soon become habituated to humans and, in fact, begin using us as convenient lookout posts!
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yoga in the desert

Yoga is a great way to slow down and allow yourself the mental presence to really connect with your tranquil surroundings.
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sleepout under the stars

As Botswana is famous for its uninterrupted and clear skies, sleep soundly under the starry skies of the Kalahari, lulled by the melodious sounds of Africa.
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bazaruto archipelago
medjumbe private island
Maputo
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mozambique

meDjumbe private island

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Situated in the Quirimbas Archipelago, Northern Mozambique, Medjumbe Island is 1km in length and 300 metres wide, renowned for its pristine beaches and dive sites. Here, the horizon is an endless swirl of white sands, turquoise lagoon and Indian Ocean blue.

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medjumbe private island

quissanga island experience

Quissanga Island, a small island yours for the day. Your personal chef stands by to prepare the meal of your choice - served by your butler - from a cheese platter and charcuterie to a seafood barbecue. Stroll the island afterwards hand in hand. Snorkel the shallow waters teeming with coral.
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dhow safari to quirimbas islands

The freedom of open water takes centre stage. Set sail and experience an unforgettable Dhow safari in Mozambique, with your very own captain, aboard our handcrafted traditional dhow. The turquoise shades of the Quirimbas Archipelago are yours to discover. Island hop, cruise into the sunset, or head out in search of the elusive humpback whale.
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diving adventures

Pulsing coral worlds are inhabited by abundant marine life. Excellent conditions and warm waters create year-round visibility. Swim through swirls of tropical fish. Keep an eye out for the elusive leopard shark.
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fall asleep under the stars on a private island

Indulge in Raw luxury of sleeping under a star-filled sky. Share true romance while on an isolated paradise—the nearby private island of Quissanga. Embrace your role as a castaway in a four-poster bed, draped in soft linens and surrounded by glowing lanterns.
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maputo

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Maputo is one of Africa’s most attractive capitals, with its Mediterranean-style architecture, wide avenues lined with jacaranda and flame trees, on the ocean. It is the most developed city in Mozambique, with a variety of hotels and restaurants, shops, shady sidewalk cafes and a lively cultural scene. The heart of the city is the bustling, low-lying Old Town, while on the seaside life moves at a more leisurely pace.

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maputo

afrin prestige hotel artwork display

View the best artwork in the capital city, Maputo, inside the Afrin Prestige hotel where the artefacts you see are made entirely from reconstituted AK47s and other weapons from the deadly decades of warfare.
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historical maputo city experience

Explore the Portuguese colonial history of Maputo, with its many historic buildings with a strong Portuguese influence, such as the bronze domed Railway Station, the City Hall, Tunduru Botanical Gardens, the National Art Museum, Independence Square, and the jacaranda lined streets of the Baixa (old city) and market.
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maputo

dhow cruise

Sail the Indian Ocean on a Dhow Safari as you follow ancient Arabic trade routes around the beautiful islands of Mozambique. Dhow sailing is a wonderful way to sightsee and explore one of the most untouched tropical locations on earth. African, Arabic and Portuguese traditions combine in an intriguing cultural mix, adding an exotic element to your romantic Dhow Safari.
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maputo by bicycle

Take a private Cycling tour of downtown Maputo and enjoy meeting the locals, eating the street cuisine and visiting the many curio shops along the way.
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bazaruto archipelago

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The idyllic islands of the Bazaruto Archipelago (Bazaruto, Benguerra, Margaruque, Santa Carolina, Banque and Pansy Shell Island) are known for their pristine beaches, unspoilt beauty and diverse ecologies. The untouched coral reefs are home to more than 2000 fish species as well as whales and dolphins.

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bazaruto

castaway picnic

Ferry by catamaran to your chosen point to the north or south of the island where you will be left there for a blissful time of total seclusion. A table for two under an awning on your very own stretch of beach, complete with a mouth-watering Castaway picnic awaits.
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sunset dhow cruise

Take a sunset cruise around the bay in a dhow, a traditional wooden sailing vessel with a triangular sail, used by the island’s locals – a unique window on the everyday world of the island’s fishermen.
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bazaruto

local village tour

If your island drive is conducted on a Sunday morning, the guides may take you briefly to a village church service. These are usually very well attended by the local islanders and are a rare and unique cultural opportunity.
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bazaruto

scuba diving

Situated within a protected marine conservation area and surrounded by premier diving sites such as the main dive site at Two Mile Reef, this is a scuba diver’s paradise. A fully equipped dive centre offers a full range of exciting diving adventures to suit everyone.
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Horseback Adventure

Riders of every level will love this horseback adventure. Put on your swimwear and be prepared to have loads of fun as you ride bareback into the warm ocean.
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whale watching

From July to October each year, the oceans surrounding comes alive with Humpback Whales, as they make their way to warmer waters. Take to the ocean to capture this incredible work of nature and watch as dolphins catapult themselves out of the water, mingling with their friends and providing wonderful entertainment for onlookers.
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deep sea fishing

Fishing, a wonderful activity for beginner and experienced fishermen/women alike, which is a favorite pastime. The location makes superb spots for year-round fishing and it is very well known for its Sailfish and Marlin.
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Murchison Falls
Entebbe
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Bwindi forest - gorillas
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Uganda

Murchison Falls

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Here, the mighty Nile River bisects flourishing savannahs, flanked by lush riverine woodlands, before bursting through a chasm in the Rift Valley escarpment to form the raging Murchison Falls. Uganda’s Murchison Falls National Park is the country’s largest protected wildlife sanctuary. A wonderful tapestry of natural landscapes awaits.

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Flora & Fauna

What to do

Activities in Murchison Falls include:
  • Game Drives
  • Bird Watching
  • Boat Cruising
  • Nature Walks
  • View of the Falls
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Queen Elizabeth National Park

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Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of Uganda’s oldest and most popular game parks. It can be found in South Western Uganda bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Park is home to a variety of wildlife and boasts a range of attractions and interesting activities that make it truly gifted by nature.

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Flora & Fauna

What to do

Activities in the Queen Elizabeth National Park include:
  • Game Drives
  • Bird Watching
  • Boat Cruising
  • Witnessing the Tree Climbing Lions
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entebbe

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Entebbe is a town on a peninsula in Lake Victoria, in Central Uganda. Once the capital city of Uganda, the charming, verdant town of Entebbe offers visitors a relaxed atmosphere and glorious natural attractions, with its bustling markets, relaxed beaches and friendly people, this is the perfect introduction to Uganda.

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Flora & Fauna
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entebbe

A day In Entebbe

Today you have an opportunity to not only discover the people and culture but also explore the wildlife ranging from reptiles & other animals to fishing villages, historical sites and  monuments. Enjoy an authentic Ugandan meal at a local restaurant.
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walking tour through the botanical gardens

Discover the colonial history of this lakeside town, visiting monuments, markets and some craft shopping. Learn about the unique conservation efforts happening in the town, and get a chance to take in the aromas and flavours through tasty street food and herbs and spices in the market.
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kampala city tour

Kampala City can best be described as small but bustling with activity. Experience the feel and overview of the history of Uganda, the daily way of life and culture of the Ganda People, who are the main inhabitants in Kampala, as well as historical sites and the National Museum.
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entebbe

Shoebill Birding - Day Trip - Mabamba Swamp

Take a scenic adventure to the Marbamba Swamp. At the Swamp you will meet your birding guide who will take you in a motorised traditional canoe passing through the channels whilst imparting knowledge of the area and its wild inhabitants as you search for the Shoebill wading through the papyrus.
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entebbe

on-foot rhino trekking

Enter the territory of the southern white rhinos on foot. Well-trained rangers will guide you through the bush to where our rhinos are on the day of your visit. You will get the opportunity to watch these endangered, magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.
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bwindi impenetrable forest

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The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest extends over a series of steep ridges in the Virunga Volcanoes mountain range. Declared a UNESCO world heritage site due to its ecological uniqueness and natural beauty, roughly half of the world’s total gorilla population live in this park.

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Cultural, Historical & Artistic
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bwindi

Batwa pygmies

This unique experience introduces you to the Batwa pygmies from the jungle. This group used to harness honey, use plants for medicinal purposes, and hunt forest animals using spears. When the forest was declared a national heritage site, the Batwa were expelled from the forest. They now live on the outskirts of the forest and mix with local communities.
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mountain biking in lake mutanda

Experience Lake Mutanda on bike. You will be guided through the local villages, farmsteads and Matooke (banana) fields. Get to know the locals and their way of life.
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bwindi

Guided Forest walks to the Bayenda Falls

Experience the heart of the rainforest and learn about the indigenous fauna and flora. Observe the various species of monkeys and birdlife while listening to the cascading sounds of the waterfalls.
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gorilla trekking

Take a fully guided trek into the dense rainforest and meet the gorillas. Tracking gorillas can take anything from 3 hours to a full day - depending on which group you track. You will spend an hour with the gorillas.
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gorilla habituation

This activity is a full day of walking. This experience includes 4 hours with a gorilla family. It is only available in Uganda (Rushaga) and provides an intimate experience observing wild gorillas together with researchers, trackers, rangers, and leading conservationists.
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Livingstone
SOUTH luangwa national park
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zambia

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With a charming old colonial feel, the town of Livingstone is Located in southwestern Zambia. The country is best known for the breath-taking Victoria Falls “Smoke that Thunders”. Zambia is fast becoming the adventure gateway for the mighty Zambezi and the breath-taking beautiful Victoria Falls.

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Cook with a local and learn how to cook Nshima

Visit a local home and get a hands-on cooking experience on how their staple food, Nshima, is cooked. Being part of the “family” for the time you spend in their home, will leave you with not only local recipes but some wonderful stories to make you laugh and give you an insight into their way of life and culture.
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Cycle Tour

Experience what the “real” Livingstone has to offer on a bicycle. Ride through the town and meet the locals, enjoy the street cuisine, and purchase the locally made curios.
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Livingstone Museum

For those interested in history, a visit to the Livingstone Museum is a must. Zambia’s largest and oldest museum showcases memorabilia of David Livingstone and his discoveries, the Zambian way of life, history, and culture.
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Mukuni Village

Interact with the locals who are very proud people, get to understand their culture, customs, and beliefs.  Take a tour around the village and see the traditional huts, how they are decorated and how the Mkuni Villagers live in their day to day lives.
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Devil's Pool

Take an exhilarating swim and enjoy the most scenic view over the Falls whilst you wallow in the Devils Pool. After thousands of years of erosion, many rock pools have formed near the great Victoria Falls and Devils Pool is indeed the ultimate infinity pool
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Full Moon Dinner on the zambezi

Imagine cruising along the Zambezi River with the Full Moon reflecting on the calm waters of the River, surrounded by the call of nature being your symphony for the evening.
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canoe safari

Get up close and “personal” and see the wildlife along the river, while enjoying an outdoor activity under the African Sky. Travel along the river surrounded by nature and its picturesque landscape.
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horseback ride

View the magnificent Victoria Falls on horseback.  Travel along the trails of the Falls within the National Park.
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South luangwa national park

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Located in Eastern Zambia, in the Luangwa Valley. The park has no fences, a steep escarpment bordering the west with the Luangwa River on the east. Described by some as one of the greatest wildlife sanctuaries in the world due to the cluster of game found around the Luangwa River and its lagoons.

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south luangwa national park

walking safaris

Explore the untamed beauty of South Luangwa National Park as you embark on a journey to learn not only about the wild animals that have made this park their home but to gain knowledge from your local guide on the magnificent fauna and flora.
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river cruise

Take a breath-taking river cruise along the river and encounter the wildlife, from predators along the riverbanks to the spectacular diverse bird life.
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photographic safari

Explore the park with an accomplished wildlife photographer and guide, not only focusing on the wildlife and birds but the natural beauty of the fauna and flora that surrounds the park.
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Overnight sleepout

Feel the thrill of early explorers while camping out in the Luwi Riverbed with only the wildlife and stars for company. It's an experience you will never forget.
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tribal textile shop & Art Safari

Visit the Tribal Textiles Shop to discover unique textiles and a wide range of arts, crafts, bags and jewellery from Zambia's finest artisans. Tour the workshop to see their fabrics being made and meet the artists who create them. Inspired by Africa's culture and wildlife, every piece is painted by hand and baked in the African sun before being sewn into beautiful textiles.
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kawaza village

The cultural visit is to Kawaza Village, located just outside the park, and home to the Kunda tribe. Here you can experience the culture of the local people - they have opened their hearts and doors to visitors by offering a truly rustic and authentic African village experience, even stay overnight in one of their traditional mud huts if you dare.
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MBABANE
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swaziland

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This remote mountain kingdom boasts many opportunities for an intrepid traveller – wildlife, adrenaline-boosting activities, a lively and colourful local culture, with celebrations and ceremonies still common practice, as well as superb walking trails, and stunning mountain scenery.

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swaziland

local cuisine cooking class

Learn how to cook traditional food the way Gogo (Grandma) made it. The local cuisine is mainly determined by the season, with staple food being maize, which is often served with goat meat.One of the popular ingredietnts is Emasi, also known as sour milk.
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esitjeni village walk

A guided walk through the Esitjeni community alongside Mlilwane allows a glimpse of life on a day-to-day basis. This is a spontaneous visit and could include carrying sacks of mielies, grinding maize, carrying water, building a wall or washing clothes in the stream, depending on what the villagers are busy doing.
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basket weaving class

Join in on a basket weaving class. Swaziland is renowned for taking basket weaving into an art form, and there are many projects promoting local crafts.
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swazi market tour

Visit stalls selling organic fresh produce, hand-made baskets, traditional fabrics, pottery, natural medicinal remedies, where locals buy their produce.
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ngwenya glass factory tour

The world renowned Ngwenya Glass factory showcases craftsmanship by a small group of men and women; each product made from 100% recycled glass. Visit the factory and see first-hand how this age-old artistry brings some of Africa’s wild animals to life.
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swazi candles experience

A visit to Swazi Candles is an opportunity to meet local people who are happily going about their daily business of sculpturing wax into works of art.
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canopy tour in malolotja nature reserve

A canopy tour in the Malolotja Nature Reserve in pristine mountain wilderness. Striking scenery with lush forests, rock formations and towering cliff faces.
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Hlane royal national park day tour

Enjoy a day tour to the largest game reserve in Swaziland, Hlane Royal National Park which is the home to the Big Five.  This National Park holds a deep significance in royalty and culture. The name “Hlane” is the siSwati name for ‘wilderness’
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Victoria Falls
Hwange
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ZIMBABWE

Victoria Falls

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Located on the Zambezi River, Victoria Falls is bordered by Zimbabwe and Zambia. The majestic waterfall was named by David Livingstone after the nineteenth century British Queen. Victoria Falls – with indigenous named Mosi-oa-Tunya or “Smoke that Thunders” is said to be one of the world's largest waterfalls with its curtain of falling water. The spray from the waterfall can be seen almost 30 km’s away when the falls are in full force.

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cooking with the locals

Join locals in their homes and learn how to make traditional meals. While cooking, chat about local traditions and culture before getting ready to enjoy the meal you prepared.
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high tea with a view

Enjoy the colonial atmosphere and spectacular views of the “smoke that thunders”. Relax under an umbrella and soak up the atmosphere of the Victoria Falls Hotel. The landscaped gardens stretch between you and the wonderful views of the Victoria Falls Bridge and the spray from the falls.
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visit a community

Visit a small Zimbabwean village to learn about life in the African bush. Get to know what daily life is like for the villagers, how chores are divided between men and women, the traditional recipes of the village, and much more.
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elephant art safari

Venture down to a waterhole and mud wallow where, under the shade of an enormous Mopane tree, you will find a chair and easel – each set up with a fresh sheet of paper and palettes with bright splotches of paint which you will use to paint your own picture of the Elephants that wallow naturally in the Waterhole in front of you.
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Bunjee Jump

Kick-start your adrenaline by Bungee Jumping from Victoria Falls Bridge, one of the of the highest bridges in the world. The free-fall is 111 meters, with the Victoria Falls as your backdrop.
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Flying Fox

Imagine taking a running jump into thin air over the turmoil of the Zambezi River below. Slide across a 200-meter-wide gorge, attached to a harness in a face-down position so it feels like you are flying.
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flight of the angels

A spectacular helicopter flight over the Victoria Falls and David Livingstone Island.  “Scenes so lovely it must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight”. The best way to appreciate the true splendour of the Victoria Falls.
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raft the falls

White water rafting on the Zambezi River, below the Victoria Falls is commonly recognised as the best and biggest grade 5 white water. Names of rapids like Stairway to Heaven, The Terminator, The Washing Machine, Judgement Day, Devils Toilet Bowl, and Oblivion, give you a small insight of what to expect.
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camp under the stars

A night or two under the starts in the Zambezi National Park is an experience you’ll never forget. Camp is set along the Zambezi Riverbanks giving you the rare opportunity to explore amazing game viewing.
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hwange national park

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Hwange National Park is the largest natural reserve in Zimbabwe and is home to Big Five and hundreds of other mammal species such as buffalo, wild dog, cheetah, lion, leopard, zebra, kudu, gemsbok as well over 400 bird species. The most unique asset Hwange has to offer is most is the 40,000-strong population of tusker elephants, whose presence is world-renowned and a joy to watch day after day.

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activities in the park

Activities in the park consist of:
  • Game Drives - including a picnic basket to be enjoyed in the bush
  • Walking Safaris
  • Horseback Safaris
  • Fishing
  • Bird Watching
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rwanda

KIGALI
NYUNGWE FOREST
AKAGERA NATIONAL PARK
Volcanoes National Park
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Kigali City is Rwanda's capital city, as well as its cultural, transport, and economic hub. Visitors to the city can enjoy the sights of the beautiful hilly country, visit museums, memorials, markets and arts centres. With its interesting architecture, busy streets, and green hillsides, Kigali is said to be one of the most picturesque cities in Africa.

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Kigali

Agahozo Shalom Village

This trip is more than just a visit, it’s a chance to immerse yourself in the experience of the kids that live in the village, to learn in a hands-on way about the changing the face of Rwanda by contributing towards educating the youth of the country.
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Talking through Art Tour (walking in Kigali)

Your Walking Tour will be led by a local guide who has lived and worked in Gikondo all his life and is a wealth of interesting information! The Tour begins with a traditional snack and an introduction to the history of the centre and the work they do. Weave through the back streets of the local neighbourhood, Rujugiro, and we will take you to some of the highest vantage points overlooking Nyamirambo, the oldest part of Kigali.
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Kigali

Traditional Cooking Class

From market to meal, every step of the process of cooking is shared by Aminatha and participants in this tour. After buying produce and ingredients at several markets the group walks just around the corner from the Center to Aminatha's home.
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Kigali

Azizi Life Full Day Experience

Join a local hostess on her hillside, working, feasting, creating and laughing together in a day of rural Rwandan life. It really is an amazing thing to do.
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Sisal Basket Weaving Workshop

All around Rwanda one can see sisal basketry products. In this workshop, you are given a chance to try your own hand at the time-intensive and historically significant practice of basketry.
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Kigali Genocide Museum

The memorial hosts a tour which is transparent and educational but very sombre and humbling when guests realise that over 250,000 deceased are buried on the site of the memorial.
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Nyungwe forest

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The heart of Nyungwe Forest is like a scene from a fairy tale. Tall old mahoganies, ebonies and giant tree ferns tower above you, whilst orchids and other epiphytes cling to every branch. Brightly-coloured birds flit around, butterflies are everywhere, and walking quietly you may even encounter larger forest residents, including a variety of primates for which Nyungwe National Park is renowned.

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Nyungwe forest

Colobus Monkey Trek

Embrace the home of East Africa’s most diverse primate population, as you track the Colobus monkeys through Nyungwe’s lush forest trails. You will be taken to the only location in Africa where you can encounter Colobus monkeys, and one of the few places on the planet where L’Hoests’s monkeys can be seen.
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Chimp Trekking

Dashing at high speed through the flora, hooting and clanging – it truly is an exhilarating experience to encounter chimpanzees playing, wild and free. Home to one of East Africa’s last intact chimpanzee populations, Nyungwe is an ideal place early morning to observe chimps in their natural habitat.
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Canopy walks

Experience the rain-forest from a dazzling new perspective – on the famous Canopy Walkway. The only walk of its kind in East Africa, this breathtaking construction hangs 60 metres above the forest floor between giant trees and towers, revealing a stunning view of the flora and fauna, both below and above.
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nyungwe by helicopter

Take in the epic panorama of Nyungwe Forest, Lake Kivu and other iconic landmarks from the unrivaled perspective of a helicopter. You will discover the true vastness of the jungle around you and learn more about the geography of this mountainous region.
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Tea Plantation tour at kitabi eco-lodge

Kitabi is one of the rural towns close to Nyungwe Forest. The number of people who work in the tea plantation field is more than any other occupation in the area and the best time to visit is in harvesting season.
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Nyungwe nocturnal spotlighting & Stargazing tour

When the sun goes down, the forest really comes to life, and now you don’t have to miss a thing! Head out on foot with your expert Field Guide, using spotlights to seek out the intriguing nocturnal creatures that emerge from their tree hollows, burrows, nests, and dens at twilight.
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akagera national park

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Akagera National Park is central Africa's largest protected wetland and the last refuge for savannah-adapted species in the country. Stretching across a vast expanse of low-lying mountains and savannah plains, the park takes in the rolling highlands woodlands, swamp-fringed lakes, and wetlands of the Kagera River along the way. Bursting with a rich biodiversity, the park features a variety of rare species, as well as a plentitude of mammals and hundreds of bird species.

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Flora & Fauna

Game Drives & Boat Safaris

Activities in the park are not limited to game drives, but also include walking safaris to get a closer experience with the animals, horseback safaris, fishing and bird watching.  During game drives, the lodges will prepare a picnic basket for you to enjoy in the bush.
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volcanoes national park

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Bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo in Rwanda, the Volcanoes National Park is best known as a sanctuary for the region’s rare mountain gorillas. Visitors flock here to experience a face to face encounter with these intriguing creatures. The park is set high on the jungle-covered slopes of the volcanic Virunga Mountains.

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Volcanoes national park

buhanga sacred forest tour

Walk beneath the cover of tall majestic trees and you will be rewarded by the sights of many different birds and colourful butterflies. A surprising network of trails made entirely from cut lava stones crisscrosses the forest and leads to various observation platforms and enables you to easily discover what the forest has to offer.
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gorilla guardians tour

Offering an adventurous stay in a traditional rural, Rwandan village that has existed for centuries living with and next to mountain gorillas in Parc National des Volcans, giving you a rare chance to meet local people, in their environment, with a taste of their culture and traditions. The community you visit will genuinely welcome you as a special guest while they proudly present to you aspects of their traditions and beliefs.
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visit dian fossey's tomb tour

The Volcanoes National Park was the home and research facility of primatologist Dian Fossey. Trek through the forest to reach the location, taking in the spectacular views. The trekking tour is about 1.5 hours long and you will see wildlife such as birds, forest hogs, forest elephants and a variety of primates.
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Gorilla trekking

Gorilla Trekking in the Volcanoes National Park offers visitors the unique opportunity of discovering the 10 families of gorillas that live within the national park. Local guides have spent many years learning to communicate with the gorilla families so that they understand that visitors are not a threat to them. Some trips may take as little as half an hour and some taking the better part of the day but once you have reached the family, you may spend 1 hour admiring them.
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Indian Ocean Islands

The islands in the Indian Ocean are as diverse as the explorers, spice merchants and local islanders who have shaped them.  Whether you’re looking for giant coconuts or giant tortoises; lush rainforests, cool highlands or pristine coral reefs; a taste of local cuisine and curious wildlife, there’s an island to suit every taste and budget.

Best for barefoot luxury and diving is probably The Seychelles.  If it’s culture you’re looking for, then Mauritius is a great starting point. And for unspoilt nature and wildlife, then definitely Madagascar and Reunion are for you.

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Madagascar

Mauritius

Reunion

Seychelles

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