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The Cascades Hotel has a water theme, as its name suggests, with water features and flowing water throughout its lush tropical forest gardens. This grand hotel offers elegance and
sophistication in a lush garden environment set apart from the main activities of the bustling Sun City resort.
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A recent query from a independent Swedish traveler brought some interesting questions to light….
Hi!
I shall try to be as short as possible with this, as I dont want to
complicate matters. I am travelling the continent of Africa from North
to South. I have travelled and lived in most of the world, but never
been to Africa (at […]
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When you hear the word ‘Magic’ what do you see? Fluffy rabbits, card tricks or Harry Potter? Well, me too – until yesterday. I was pretty sceptical about what exactly ‘magic’ entailed until Larry Soffer (by a strange twist of fate?) visited our office.
Mindblowing is not the only word to describe what we were […]
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Sossusvlei Mountain Lodge is home to the famous Sossusvlei sand dunes, the highest in the world, and Sesriem Canyon, both features not to be missed on an unforgettable Namibian Safari. All the villas are glass fronted for you to enjoy the spectacular views. Silvery grass moves like velvet against a backdrop of red sand dunes, green & black mountains with a myriad of colours and intriguing rock formations.
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A few decades ago few Mozambicans would have admitted that they
were proudly Mozambican. No thanks to a stormy past, the country has
since been rebuilt to the paradise it once was and a place to be proud of.
There is so much to see and do including island hopping, beautiful beaches
and interesting colonial architecture. Colorful local cultures […]
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Hlosi Lodge in the Amakhala Game Reserve is amongst the finest South Africa Game Lodges, offering guests an unforgettable malaria-free safari experience. The Hlosi Lodge boasts uninterrupted views over the plains of the Amakhala Game Reserve, teeming with wildlife. Guests are advised to keep binoculars close at hand (even whilst in the spa bath) as the suites provide an excellent vantage point for game spotting, including some of the “Big Five” game in the reserve.
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10 reasons why Overlanding is an ‘Eco-Friendly’ way to travel…
To some travellers EcoTourism and Sustainable Tourism is becoming an important consideration when planning a trip. There are many reasons why participating in an Overland Tour is an Eco-Friendly way to travel throughout Africa.
10 of the best would be….
- Vehicles are regularly serviced and maintained therefore […]
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Yellow Fever is a viral disease transmitted to humans via the bite of infected mosquitoes – much like malaria.
Unlike malaria which is often talked and written about, a lot of
travelers aren’t sure if they require a vaccination against Yellow
Fever or what they need a certificate for. The last thing you want is
to get halfway […]
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In an African Colonial environment that blends modern sophistication and elegance you will find Romney Park Luxury Wellness Centre. If you’re looking for the spaciousness and privacy of an apartment, coupled with all the convenience of a five star hotel, you’re invited to be their guest.
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MalaMala is South Africa’s legendary and exclusive safari destination in the Sabi Sand Reserve. Internationally acknowledged as “the top game viewing destination in the world”, it is set on the banks of the Sand River. On your safari experience, you will be able to spot the Big Five, as well as Cheetah and Wild Dog and much more.
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With a classically inspired exterior and graceful elegance within, The Cape Grace offers the ultimate experience for discerning travellers. Set on its own private quay on Cape Town’s vibrant Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, the hotel is a destination in itself. All 121 rooms have harbour or mountain views.
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Surfing the web on behalf of all travellers to find a brilliant Africa accommodation guide had become a bit repetitive for me as there is nothing unique out there. Finally i have found it…. The Africa Accommodation Guide is your definitive guide to safari travel and hotel accommodation in Africa
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Some recent but ‘not well publicized’ changes to Zambian Visa costs has resulted in a few travelers being caught short on arrival. The most recent information from the Zambian Home Affairs Department states the current visa costs are…
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The Cape Argus Cycle Tour 2008 on Sunday promises to be as popular as ever this year. You may want to make it a Sunday ride, instead of a leisurely Sunday drive in Cape Town this weekend. The 2008 Cape Argus Cycle Tour follows the Cape Peninsula along its original route via Chapman’s Peak and Suikerbossie along some of South Africa’s most stunning coastal scenery.
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This Tuesday, 4 March 2008, The Dance Project will hold a gala evening at the Masque Theatre in Muizenberg, Cape Town.
The directors of The Dance Project in Cape Town, Trish and Brian Notcutt, are involved in the upcoming show at the Masque Theatre in Muizenberg, Cape Town. Tuesday’s show is All You Need […]
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The Spier Performing Arts Festival in Cape Town ends this Sunday, 2 March 2008. This arts festival is one of a series of Spier Arts Festivals produced by the Africa Centre in South Africa.
The other two Spier Wine Estate Arts Festivals are the Poetry Exchange and African Music Festivals.
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The world’s first jumbo jet biofuel-powered flight took to the skies on Sunday, marking the start of a new era in flight history in terms of the environmental impacts of the aviation industry.
The aviation industry is making progress in facing climate change…
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Make a difference - volunteer in Baphumelele Orphanage in Khayelitsha Township, Cape Town or make a donation to the trust supporting this children’s home in Africa.
Baphumelele Children’s Home has grown into a place of refuge for over one hundred and fifty children in need, since it was founded in 2001. Baphumelele orphanage serves as a […]
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The latest Africa travel guide edition is available in pick and mix chapters that you can download online from the Lonely Planet website.
Ever been on the road and found yourself with several different guide books weighing you down?
Or worse still carrying that one giant multi-destination whopper although you’ve already visited half the places in it and its even too big to be a pillow?
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Zambia visa requirements and costs have recently been changed by the Zambian government. The Zambian government has amended their policies and is no longer offering tourist the visa waiver option.
Below are the current costs of visas to…
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The news on Zambia visa cost and requirements changes from the African Travel and Tourism Association is that the government of Zambia has recently made significant changes to the visa waiver system and visa costs.
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Having fun and getting your adrenaline rushing at Victoria Falls is as easy as spotting rushing water. Here are some top adrenaline activities to be had on both sides, Zambia & Zimbabwe.
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Addo Elephant National Park in the rustic Eastern Cape province of South Africa is the ideal place for observing elephants at close quarters in the African bush. Visitors can get up close and personal with the largest land mammal in the world, in the malaria-free authentic African bushveld of Addo Park.
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Ethiopia is where life began, according to historians that claim this is where the first humans originated.
Ethiopia is the one of the oldest countries in the world. In the long and tumultuous history of the African continent, Ethiopia remains the only country which has never fallen under the rule of colonization. Herodotus the Greek historian…
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Ways to save water – is a topic of concern to everybody. Wise water use is particularly important in Africa, where this precious resource is often scarce and in great need. With growing concern over the environmental issues that challenge us today here are some quick and easy super saver tips to saving water:
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Here are 10 quick facts about Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania’s natural wonder and one of Africa’s major attractions to many a traveller wanting to summit its slopes.
Klimanjaro can be climbed in about a week by anyone in reasonably good shape and is one of the world’s famous top 7 summits. Read about it…
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Eritrea, the ancient land of Africa - once a dangerous place, Eritrea has won its independence and is rebuilding rapidly into a ideal tourist destination in East Africa. Asmara is one of the safest capitals in Africa, while the Dahlak Archipelago offers some of the best coral diving an ecotourist could hope for.
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Djibouti, Red Sea Paradise - scarcely 100 years old this tiny, but ambitious country, tries hard to be recognised as a little Dubai in the Red Sea despite its lack of natural resources.
The capital, also called Djibouti, is…
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Google goes greener - Google is an inspiration to global corporations when it comes to promoting renewable energy technologies and corporate environmental accountability.
If Google can go green… why can’t you?
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