One of our agents, Lesli, is preparing for a trip of a lifetime – to Namibia! She is joining National Geographic Journeys for a 10 day wildlife and cultural tour. Her excitement is infectious; so we thought it’s about time we share with you her itinerary and reasons to book – here are the...Read More
Packing for a safari can be a challenge because of the weight restrictions that small charter aircraft place on your bags. The weight quickly adds up if you bring a tripod and telephoto lens. So choose all items carefully (most lodges and hotels have laundry facilities). This is not the terrain for a wheeled suitcase;...Read More
Choosing top travel destinations in Africa is not an easy job known for the size and assortment of the continent. However, below are some destinations to add to your bucket list. In Kenya, Masai Mara is the place to be. From July to October is the dry season and the wildlife sight is unmatched. You...Read More
One of the most important things to keep in mind when booking a trip to the Serengeti is that you need to deal with someone knowledgeable. Our Adventure Specialist Lesli Heron has been selling trips to the Serengeti for over 20 years and possesses a vast knowledge due to the amount of clients she has...Read More
Often when people think of “adventure travel” the wild animals of other continents are called to mind – the mountain gorillas of central Africa, the orangutans of Southern Asia, the big five game of Southern Africa, and penguins in the southern hemisphere. Wildlife is one of the most appealing aspects of world travel. The mountain...Read More
by Lesli Heron Be on guard: always be prepared you never know when you will come across an antelope leaping out of the brush with a lion hot on its heels. Have your camera switched on and ready. Getting technical: a telephoto lens will get you that amazing close up – get the lens in...Read More
by Lesli Heron Bandana: to keep dust out of mouth/nose/eyes, a wet one keeps the head cool. Sun Hat with a Chin Strap: so it doesn’t fly away. Extra Toothbrush: in case you rinse with tap water. Safari journal/animal spotting guide. Ziploc bags: they’re good for everything! Shower cap to keep camera dust-free. Verbena wet...Read More
By Lesli Heron Tourists visiting Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda will no longer have to pay for separate visas for all three countries, as the East African single tourist visa came into effect on January 1, 2014. The East African single tourist visa will allow a tourist to enter any of the three countries that issued the visa and move...Read More
When you book with an account, you will be able to track your payment status, track the confirmation and you can also rate the tour after you finished the tour.
