By: Simon Espley
It’s an interesting debate (how to tag commercial posts), and one raging in the media industry at the moment. What’s very clear is that this is a rising trend and opportunity – hence my post. Digital...
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I would have to disagree Simon. Disguising marketing messages in content is a form of advertorial, and this should be marked up as advertising and not offered up to readers as plain content. We must be...
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Make the most of a winter safari
Winters in the African bush are a truly special time. Yes it may be a little chilly during winter, but the incredible game viewing is absolutely worth it and all you need is a warm jacket and a hot...
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A crossing of giants
This blogger recounts a magical experience with elephants in Amboseli National Park.
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Walking the Garden Route: Mossel Bay to Plett
Grant Christie continues his epic journey along South Africa's coast as he tackles some tough terrain on the Garden Route.
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Cape Agulhas to Mossel Bay
Grant Christie continues his walk around South Africa's coastline with an intense stretch between Cape Agulhas, with one of the longest beaches in the southern hemisphere, and Mossel Bay.
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Fences and wildlife
The plains adjacent to the Boteti River, which flows into the Makgadikgadi salt pans, in Botswana, are home to some of the most amazing wildlife in Africa and conservation tourism is helping to...
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On safari with Robin Pope
Robin Pope is probably the most experienced and respected safari operator in the whole of Africa. His speciality is mobile camping and walking safaris, but his superb permanent camps and bush lodges...
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Heading north in Malawi
From Chinteche and the glorious Makuzi Beach, Jeff and Kerryn continue their African adventure up the coast to Malawi's Nkhata Bay.
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A walk on the wildside
There’s an added dimension of excitement and anticipation when walking through the bush as opposed to embarking on the typical game drive.
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Five reasons to book at Baines’ these holidays
The April/May holidays are approaching, so why not seize this autumn opportunity to visit Baines’ River Camp in Zambia’s Lower Zambezi Valley?
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50 years of Zambia’s independence
Independence is something worth celebrating and Zambia’s got 50 reasons to make a fuss of freedom in 2014.
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Tips for driving in sand
Driving in sand will “cross your path” at some stage if you drive off-road at all in Southern Africa. Here are a few useful tips for driving in sand that may make the experience a little easier and...
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On the way to the top of Africa
A detailed description of this blogger's journey to the top of Africa as the climb to Mount Kilimanjaro begins!
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Heart of the bushveld at Marakele National Park
Scott Ramsay visits Marakele National Park in the Waterberg region of South Africa. This is the heartland of the bushveld habitat, and in winter it can seem a little dreary, but in summer, the land...
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Rock climbing in Namibia
We talk to Richard Ford, an experienced rock climber, about rock climbing in Namibia.
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Eyes wide open in Morocco
What starts off as a forced detour to Morocco ends up being THE highlight of this blogger's trip. Perhaps because it was a new and unexpected change and perhaps because it is a special place, that...
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Love on the rocks with De Hoop’s interpretive marine walk
Join Roxanne Reid on a guided marine walk at De Hoop Nature Reserve and learn all about the variety of inter-tidal creatures that can be found here.
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My life with leopards safari
Join Fransje van Riel and Graham Cooke on a special safari as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of two lion cubs in Zambia's South Luangwa Valley.
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Self-driving Africa: How not to get lost
Self-driving Africa has got to be the most rewarding way to see this incredible continent, here are some tips and tricks on how not to get lost while self-driving Africa.
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