Friday, 29 June 2018

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How to shoot the Big Five

If you’re keen to photograph Africa’s iconic animals, use these top tips by Ann and Steve Toon. Safari A-listers, the Big Five, most prized and feared by trophy hunters of old, still top the ‘shooting’ list of Africa travellers today. Going to see them has never been easier, but getting great photographs is more of […]

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10 amazing places to stay in Namibia

We asked some of our experts to recommend their favourite spots Erongo Wilderness Lodge (below) “This special hideaway is situated in a secluded valley, encircled by the Erongo Mountains, where the desert, mountain and bushveld ecosystems meet. I have always loved this location; it is a place of beauty and quietness. Bear in mind it […]

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Visit the tribes of the Omo Valley

Ethiopia is like nowhere else on the planet, a beautiful country blessed with a peerless history, fabulous wildlife and some of Africa’s most soulful people. Ethiopia has all the essential elements that call travellers back time after time – wildlife you just don’t find elsewhere, epic landscapes of rare beauty, an endlessly fascinating historical tale […]

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Beyond Table Mountain

Cape Town-based Heather Richardson reveals a few ideas of what to do within a two-hour drive of the Mother City. Images by Heather Richardson. Watch whales breaching from Hermanus For land-based whale watching, the little town of Hermanus is the place to be. At peak whale season, between June and November, you can spot dozens […]

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Cairo to Cape Town, by bike

This famous journey may have been undertaken before, but not many have covered the total distance on a bicycle in just four months. Charles Butler tells Eleanor Bonsor about his adventure. Why did you choose Africa? I was born in Zimbabwe but emigrated to Australia when I was 18. I soon realised that despite spending […]

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Fabric hunting in West Africa

You can find great fabrics all over Africa. Kenya and Tanzania are known for their colourful wrappers: kanga for women and kikoy for men. Mozambique has its capulana. Ethiopian women wrap themselves in white cotton natellas, while men wear gabis. Southern Africa has its distinctive blue print called Shwe Shwe, used mostly for dressmaking and […]

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How to rebuild a park – the revival of Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve

Mark Stratton goes to this vast central Malawian park, following the ‘500 Elephants’ translocation by African Parks Network, to see how the elephants are adapting to their new home and the impact their arrival has had on the reserve as a wildlife destination. (All images by Mark Stratton) In the pied shadows of miombo woodland, […]

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Q&A: Elias Aryanyijuka

Elias Aryanyijuka represents a generation of young Ugandans driving their tourism sector. An energetic and passionate operator, who founded Home to Africa Tours and Travel, we set out to find out what fires his enthusiasm. When did you first truly appreciate that you live in a beautiful country? It came about accidentally. As a child […]

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South Africa unwrapped

An insider’s overview from the experts at Steppes Travel. Why visit? Few places offer as much diversity as South Africa. Reborn as ‘the Rainbow Nation’, this enthralling country offers culture, wildlife, landscapes and history – all as varied as the country itself. Vibrant Cape Town and the magnificent Kruger National Park attract most attention, but […]

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