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The whales are back

The perfect spot from which to view the Southern Right Whales in Hermanus

The Hermanus Whale Festival is the only Enviro-Arts

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Did you know?

Zebras

Zebras belong to the genus equus species – the same as horses

 

Zebras sleep standing and will only sleep when neighbours are around to warn them of predators.  If there are no neighbours one member of the zebra family will stay awake while the others sleep

 

Zebras can run up to 40 miles per hour

 

The average lifespan [...]

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We caused local local excitement by bringing a two-metre croc alongside the fishing boat after being dragged around the Zambezi for fifteen minutes. It then let go of the 7.5lb catfish, which was originally on the line.  It was Derek the fishing guide whose superb boat handling got the croc where we could see it.  [...]

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CONFIRMED ITNERARY
 
Day 1
Depart at 1920 from London’s Heathrow Airport on the British Airways flight BA255 travelling in Business Class to Lusaka.
 
Days 2 and 3
Arrive at 0630 and connect with a scheduled flight departing at 0800 to Livingstone.  On arrival at 0900 you will be met and transferred to the Royal Livingstone Hotel where you [...]

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A fabulous month of game viewing at Sand River Selous, Tanzania

Lions – multiple sightings including cubs
Wild dogs – two seperate packs of 10 dogs and 14 dogs respectively.  Two sightings so close together is quite rare.
Leopard – spotted close to the camp and by night
Hippo – it’s calving time – with lot’s of babies to [...]

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OUTLINE ITINERARY FOR A LUXURY AFRICAN SAFARI VACATION

Day 1
Depart from London Heathrow Airport  to Johannesburg’s OR Tambo Airport. On arrival at make your way through the terminal to the Intercontinental Airport Hotel where you stay for one night (bed and breakfast).

The Johannesburg Airport Sun Intercontinental Hotel is situated just minutes’ walk away from the [...]

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Whats happening in Botswana and Zambia in September?

The climate has changed and winter is all but gone. Night temperatures rise rapidly within the month and by month end the averages reach 15°C plus and day temperatures soar well in the 30’s°C. The sun shines, the skies are clear and it is really dry. Unbelievably the [...]

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Lions are opportunistic hunters that will eat whatever they can overcome including an amazing number of prey species ranging from tiny rodents to sub – adult elephants. The two prides of lions at Duba Plains prey almost exclusively on buffalo (due to the abundance of buffalo and the reduced amount of other available prey) with some [...]

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