Spend some time in Sudan: Arrival together with Tara Time in Sudan: Onboard the ferry. I woke up onboard the lake Nasser ferry sometime in the middle of the night because they collected the passports. It was said that the police will come to the ship during the cruise and check the passports and the […] More
Pondering African Safari Tours When the world is begging to be explored, Tanzania makes a grand rally point. It is the benchmark of African Safari Tours for the following reasons: Tanzania is a safe, peace-loving country – European and American visitors take home this impression when they compare it to Switzerland. It has a long-standing […] More
Africa Climate Social And Agriculture An estimated 500 million hectares of agricultural land are already degraded in Sub-Saharan Africa, this is the same land that feeds majority of its inhabitants. Soil carbon sequestration, through which nearly 90 percent of agriculture’s climate change mitigation potential could be realized, is outside the scope of the CD Mechanism. […] More
White sandy beaches, friendly people, fantastic coastal food and drink, dare devil water sports and to die for sights and sounds. This is what the coast has to offer. Visit the Coast and enjoy the diverse culture, natural beauty and rich history. The Kenyan coast is lined with pristine white sand beaches fringing the warm […] More
Kenya, a tale of two cities Kenya is an all encompassing country, a place unlike any other and one that is as dynamic and diverse as anywhere else on Earth. The home of African safaris, there is however an awful lot more to this fascinating nation. From the great Masai Mara to the beautiful coast, […] More
Kruger National Park South Africa is a vast and beautiful country encompassing a diverse range of travel destinations and sightseeing highlights to delight any visitor. From wildlife safaris in the world renowned Kruger National Park and Sabi Sand Game Reserve, to the spectacular Sun City resort or the scenic Garden Route and majestic Cape Town […] More
There’s More Romance On a South Africa Safari Than You ThinkSouth Africa Safari When you want romance you probably never think about South Africa Safari. Like most people, you think about a candlelight dinner for two in a cozy restaurant. However, there is more romance in Africa than you think, especially if you’re taking a […] More
The park is not very large, it is said that the elephants here are most aggressive because they were poached recklessly. Now they could fence the whole park by electric wire, so poaching was over and the elephants lost slowly the fear of human beings. More
Addis Ababa Ethiopia: Bahir Dar to Addis Ethiopian Police We left direction Addis Ababa Ethiopia but still in Bahir Dar we had to get money. I parked the car directly in the roundabout, because I just wanted to go to the ATM. The ATM did not work, so I had to queue up in the […] More
Among the countries in which you may have the African safari tours would be Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, South Africa and Botswana. However, if you decide to try more countries and get to experience a less tedious safari, yet still visit a lot of places, probably the best part of the continent to visit is East Africa More
Cape Town (also known as Kaapstad in Afrikaans or iKapa in Xhosa) is the oldest city in South Africa. Located at the tip of South Africa, Cape Town has a land mass of approximately 2455km2 and a population of almost 3.5 million. Being the legislative capital as well as offering a diverse range of attractions, Cape Town draws thousands to its shores every year for work and play More
Here is a brief list compiled to guide you on what is acceptable and what is not on your visit to Kenya More
The Arusha Cultural Heritage Centre is located on the Western edge of Arusha along Dodoma road – about 10 kilometers, right after the first roundabout from Arusha town, opposite ‘Soko Mujinja’ a famous market in Arusha. At its center, stands a museum building with modern architectural design boasting of arguably the biggest collection of African […] More
Murchison Falls National Park lies at the northern end of the Albertine Rift Valley, where the bulky Bunyoro escarpment merges into the vast plains of Acholi land. One of Uganda’s oldest conservation areas, it was initially gazetted as a game reserve in 1926 to protect a savannah that Winston Churchill described in 1907 as ‘Kew Gardens and the zoo combined on an unlimited scale’. More
African Sahara is the biggest non-polar desert on the planet. It covers an area of about 3.5 million square miles. While the African Sahara is enormous and very massive, a significant bit of it is just covered with sand. There are some green land and vegetation available on the desert; however, that additionally is next […] More
Where Is Mauritius Island? Isla Mauritia is a delightfully exotic African island oozing charm and culture. Only 30 miles in length and 25 miles wide it is encircled by vibrant beaches with resorts, tailored to suit all budgets, overlooking the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Many of these are clustered on the coastline north […] More
Sahara desert in Algeria decided to Change a look and designing an amazing Landscapes Snow Images Heavy layer of snow has shrouded the Sahara Desert in an oddity winter climate storm. More than 15 inches (40cm) has covered the sand rises over the residential community of Ain Sefra, Algeria.It is the second time snow has […] More
Luxury Safari in Africa : botswana chobe And Botswana Safari What is meant by a luxury safari or exclusive travel vacation? The phrase suggests unbelievable luxury and pampering in the world’s top resorts. While lodges and hotels like this do exist of course, luxury travel is available in all price ranges and for many different interests and […] More