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| Diverse Dining in Sunny South Africa- |  | From curry to crayfish, umphokoqo to potjiekos - with so many different cultures and such a dramatically varied landscape, no matter where in South Africa you travel there will always be a delicious array of truly authentic local delicacies on offer. | | Read More.... | | | What You Need to Know About - South Africa Safari |  | The land of Cape of Good Hope, wonderful flora and fauna, multiple languages and mother of eminent leader like Nelson Mandela, South Africa awaits no introduction. There are more than a few reasons that make this country an apple of everyone’s eye. | | Read More.... | | | An Africa Vacation Guide |  | When we think of Africa picture jungles and beautiful wild beasts and that is no doubt true. For an Africa vacation, I would suggest looking into safari adventures, which will take you to places that are so incredible that most people have only dreamed about them. Imagine saying elephants and lions in the wild; but that be exciting experience? Although primitive in its look and feel, going on a safari doesn't mean you to have to live like an “animal”. Throughout the vast game preserves and national parks, where you will see nature at its finest, are also some of the greatest accommodations found anywhere on the planet. | | Read More.... | | | Tourism in Cape Town South Africa- The city has several notable cultural attractions |  | The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, built on top of part of the docks of the Port of Cape Town, is now one of the city's most popular shopping venues, with several hundred shops and the Two Oceans Aquarium. Part of the V&A's charm, as it is locally known, is that the Port continues to operate and visitors can watch ships enter and leave | | Read More.... | | | A Luxury Safari Story |  | It’s hard to believe, as the small plane touches down at Sabi Sabi’s airstrip, that we are just an easy hour’s flight from Johannesburg. It’s another world here – quiet, undisturbed, unhurried.
Elliot, who will be our guide for the duration of our trip, meets us off the plane. His ready smile, incredible bush knowledge and quiet confidence will be a hallmark of our visit; one of the things that make us long to go back. After a quick refreshment and cooling lemon towels we are ready to leave for our lodge. | | Read More.... | | | SOUTH AFRICAN WILDLIFE |  | Very few people visit South Africa and don't spend at least some time in a game reserve or national park. There is a huge variety of game to be seen, and different areas offer different experiences but many tourists seem to have caught Big Five fever and are determined to be able to go home and claim to have seen them all. The Big Five - elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard - is just a clever marketing ploy inherited from trophy hunters. These five animals are not the five biggest, or the five prettiest, or the five rarest, or even the five most interesting. They are merely the five that take the greatest umbrage at being shot and are most likely to retaliate with tooth, claw, horn or great big stomping foot. | | Read More.... | |
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