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29th September 2009
A Kruger National Park Safari vacation provides guests with the opportunity to enjoy a novel bush country adventure . This nature preserve is S. A. 's biggest and it covers more than 217 miles from north to south and 37 miles from east to west. The ... Read >
Author: Christopher Cote23rd September 2009
With a climate ranging from the tropical to the sub arctic, Africa is one of the most diverse continents, as well as the second largest, in the world. Boasting desert lands and dusty plains to the north, and thick jungle across the central and southern ar... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton22nd September 2009
Mozambique is fast becoming one of the most popular destinations for European travellers looking for an adventurous 4x4 “island-like” sea holiday in Southern Africa. With some research and creative planning it is possible to visit Northern Natal, Swaz... Read >
Author: Gran Noticias22nd September 2009
Don’t you ever wonder sometimes how other people’s minds work, do they have an active imagination, talk silently to themselves, what are they thinking? Take the next step and ask the question why, why did that driver actually do that, the pedestrian w... Read >
Author: Alan Hawkins16th September 2009
Want to spent vacations in South Africa, you must start with Johannesburg. It is the largest city and the provincial capital of Gauteng in South Africa. Known as Jozi, Jpo’Burg and Egoli, it is a wonderful destination in South Africa.
Book Cheap flig... Read >
Author: Richard Johnes14th September 2009
Want to visit South Africa? Start your traveling from Johannesburg. Also known as Jozi or Jo'burg, it is the largest city and the provincial capital of Gauteng in South Africa. Book cheap flights to Johannesburg from any city of UK, cheap flight deal to S... Read >
Author: Alvis Gray07th September 2009
The South African Krugerand coin is one of the most popular gold collector's coins in the world. Krugerrands consist of exactly 1 oz (33.93 g) of gold, and small bit of copper (2.826 g) to form a more durable alloy. Therefore the total weight of the coins... Read >
Author: Peter Brian08th August 2009
James Michener Didn’t Have One, Either
The year is 1986. The Space Shuttle Challenger explodes 30 seconds after lift off. Chernobyl’s nuclear reactor blows up in the U.S.S.R creating the world’s worst nuclear accident. C... Read >
Author: Sandy Powers04th August 2009
If you are willing to travel Johannesburg, you can save a large amount of your expenses on international flights. You can fly directly to Johannesburg. On visiting Johannesburg you can also explore South Africa’s other major cities like Cape Town and Du... Read >
Author: flybliss31st July 2009
Recently I have visited Johannesburg, city and provincial capital of Gauteng in South Africa. I found it very interesting, as it offers a lot to see and enjoy to visitors. To visit there you can choose any of the cheap flights available for Johannesburg. ... Read >
Author: flybliss01st July 2009
When it comes to deciding on a place to stay for your next vacation, your options are far more wide-ranging than the usual hotel. Opting to stay in a guest house can offer a refreshing--and often cheaper--alternative to a hotel. Here are a few ideas to he... Read >
Author: Carl Brewer01st July 2009
With South Africa hosting the World Cup next year around half a million people are estimated to visit the nine host cities so will be searching around to find the best value deal for their South Africa flight.
The celebrations and events that will be g... Read >
Author: Kim22nd June 2009
If you are fortunate enough to travel to South Africa, you will probably want to experience a true South Africa safari. Luckily, there are many to choose from, and they are available in all different types and varieties which are sure to suit whatever nee... Read >
Author: Phill Waddington12th June 2009
If you are fortunate enough to travel to South Africa, you will probably want to experience a true South Africa safari. Luckily, there are many to choose from, and they are available in all different types and varieties which are sure to suit whatever nee... Read >
Author: Phill Waddington04th June 2009
With the 2010 FIFA World Cup road show about to kick off in nine South African cities, football fans are encouraged to discover the treasures of South Africa by following their chosen teams around.
Matches will take place in or near virtually all the... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid01st June 2009
After the 1 hour flight from Johannesburg, the journey from Nelspruit took around 2.5 hours but once we arrived, it proved to be well worth the effort. Mala Mala was South Africa’s first private game reserve and borders Kruger National Park’s western ... Read >
Author: krizsean 18th May 2009
So you have been given the green light to arrange your next exciting overseas travel adventure. You have chosen South Africa is the travel destination but in your planning process, you’re at a loss to know what best to include on your itinerary. You’v... Read >
Author: Claire13th May 2009
Tours to South Africa normally centre on wildlife and game viewing. Although our beautiful country boasts a wide array of attractions such as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, unspoilt beaches and vibrant cities, it is our wildlife and scenery that draws the b... Read >
Author: Derrick Goode01st May 2009
Aside from South Africa’s well-known attractions such as Table Mountain in Cape Town, and the sites of cultural/historical significance in its major cities, the country is also becoming a major destination for travellers in search of natural beauty and ... Read >
Author: MarkeD27th April 2009
Off Road enthusiasts can exploit their holiday options in the southern part of Africa. Limpopo, Mpumalanga , Guateng and Kwa Zulu Natal represent some of the off road tracks in the country. Some of the trails take you through breath taking mountain range... Read >
Author: John Witterson27th April 2009
South Africa is a country known for its diversity, with eleven official languages, chic cities combined with poverty-stricken towns, contrasting natural landscapes and many different cultures. South Africa attractions are just as diverse, too, providing t... Read >
Author: Isabella Olsen27th March 2009
Kruger National Park is one of Africa's largest and oldest established wildlife parks. Located to the north of Johannesburg, Kruger National Park can be reached by car in about five hours.
Kruger National Park has dense green landscape interspersed wi... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson22nd March 2009
Tourists to South Africa are generally dished up the usual itineraries where only the mainstream destinations of Cape Town, the Garden Route and the Kruger National Park are included.
However, for those select few who are prepared to make the effort... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid13th March 2009
Imagine yourself honeymooning in a secluded romantic getaway along one of Africa’s coasts. Picture yourself enjoying the solitude of one of Africa’s vast wilderness areas, or cruising along the shores of one of the pristine African islands. Your honey... Read >
Author: Tim Roseland14th February 2009
Latin name: Panthera leo
Weight and weight records:
The average adult female weighs 160 kg. A really large female will reach 200 kg.
The average adult male weighs 230 kg, with really large males reaching 280kg.
The heaviest recorded wild lion in Sou... Read >
Author: Dave02nd February 2009
If you are thinking of an adventure holiday, why not go safari in Africa? The endless options available means only one thing: Plan your trip way in advance. Whichever is your choice, you’ll definitely be one big step closer to NATURE.
Looking for wa... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson30th January 2009
South Africa has firmly established itself as one of the premier production locations on the planet primarily because of its fine blend of first world infrastructure, awe-inspiring natural beauty and a fortuitous climate.
There is virtually no natural ... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid29th December 2008
Imagine… dramatic mountain scenery with isolated buttresses, sheer cliff faces and unusual geological features; imagine spectacular gorges, fairytale waterfalls and thick lush forests. I introduce to you ‘The Panorama Route’ in the Magical Mpumalang... Read >
Author: Claire19th December 2008
There are many economic and social benefits to flying but possibly the one criterion that makes flying more favourable to any other mode of transport is the amount of time it saves.
1. The valuable resource - Time
Time has become one of our most va... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid19th December 2008
Golf is one of the fastest growing sports in the world with an estimated 50 million people around the globe enslaved by the little white ball.
International golf course designers are arguably more sought after today than ever before and virtually any ... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid11th December 2008
There exist some countries where under 21 car rental is a reality, where individuals as young as 18 can go on road trips without pesky parental supervision. Sounds like a fairytale, doesn’t it? O contraire mon ami, this place – we call her Africa. A c... Read >
Author: Marshall08th December 2008
Are you one of the adventurous souls that enjoy exploring foreign countries by means of 4x4 hire? Then South Africa is the destination for you. A vast and beautiful country, sunny South Africa offers the discerning traveller a plethora of delightful adven... Read >
Author: Marshall08th December 2008
Are you one of the adventurous souls that enjoy exploring foreign countries by means of 4x4 hire? Then South Africa is the destination for you. A vast and beautiful country, sunny South Africa offers the discerning traveller a plethora of delightful adven... Read >
Author: Marshall08th December 2008
Are you one of the adventurous souls that enjoy exploring foreign countries by means of 4x4 hire? Then South Africa is the destination for you. A vast and beautiful country, sunny South Africa offers the discerning traveller a plethora of delightful adven... Read >
Author: Marshall03rd December 2008
Of South Africa's nine provinces, Mpumalanga is the one which attracts a lot of international visitors' attention. As the home of the world-renowned Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga is a popular stop for tourists on the South African safari circuit.
On... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel02nd December 2008
In quiet seclusion, the Limpopo Province offers you a tranquil sanctuary at the exclusive Thornybush Private Game Reserve. Holiday-makers can enjoy the opportunity of a front-row safari experience as they embark on a journey through this private game rese... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel01st December 2008
For centuries explorers and adventure-seekers have made their way to rugged Africa. At its tip, South Africa shelters some of the most pristine tracts of wilderness on earth, roamed by an impressive variety of wildlife. The giants of the bushveld - the Bi... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel01st December 2008
Beach holidays are great in their own way with swimming, sun tanning, water sports and hopefully some relaxation but how about a mix of sunshine, relaxation and loads of serious adventure?
Go on a Safari in South Africa!!
South Africa is home to the w... Read >
Author: Dave27th November 2008
Polokwane is a major centre of tourism and commerce in the northern area of South Africa. It's the capital of the Limpopo Province, an area full of breathtaking scenery and home to a relatively large number of nature and game reserves including Kruger Nat... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley27th November 2008
Kruger National Park is huge, just slightly smaller than Wales! So when you visit this vast game reserve, you may have to plan your journey carefully to ensure you don't miss out on anything in this once in a lifetime holiday.
Kruger National Park is t... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley27th November 2008
South Africa is the richest country in Africa and is one of the top destinations on the continent, with so much to offer the adventurous tourist. Here is a list of 10 must see attractions when you holiday in South Africa.
1: Kruger National Park
Thi... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley27th November 2008
Johannesburg Airport, the official name is OR Tambo International Airport, is the largest airport in South Africa and the busiest on the continent with almost 20 million passengers moving through the airport in 2007! More than 40 airlines fly regularly to... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley27th November 2008
African Safari has gained huge popularity in the last few years due to the fact that these safaris provide an opportunity to view beautiful wildlife scenes. So, if you are interested in going for an adventurous trip in Africa, don’t miss Africa safari t... Read >
Author: Anirban Bhattacharya 27th October 2008
Africa is a treasure-trove of natural beauty, from verdant wetlands to dry rugged desert landscapes to tropical Indian Ocean archipelagos. Here’s what we think are the 5 best holiday destinations of the Southern African region.
1. Zanzibar
Zanzib... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid06th October 2008
South Africa is a popular tourist destination that attracts a large number of tourists each and every year. Whether it is for its beaches, parks, mountain ranges or water falls, this country has lots to offer, but the main attraction is its Wildlife and n... Read >
Author: sdj1815th September 2008
South Africa has two species of rhino, the Black rhino (Hook-lipped rhino) and the White rhino (Square-mouthed rhino). Of the two species, the white rhino has the highest population, numbering +- 4000 in the Kruger National Park and only 400 black rhino. ... Read >
Author: David Meisel15th September 2008
Latin name: Panthera leo
Weights and weight records:
The average adult female weighs 160 kg. A really large female will reach 200 kg.
The average adult male weighs 230 kg, with really large males reaching 280kg.
The heaviest recorded wild lion in ... Read >
Author: David Meisel15th September 2008
There are always huge debates as to whether the culling of elephant is ethical or not. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and in my opinion and many others, it MUST be done. If we don’t cull we will still lose many 1000’s of elephants as well a... Read >
Author: David Meisel04th July 2008
In some ways South Africa is different from the rest of Africa as there is less poverty and strife here. South Africa is home to some of the most spectacular game reserves and landscapes. Considered as the adventure capital of the world, South Africa offe... Read >
Author: Moe Tamani03rd July 2008
Have you ever packed your bags in anticipation of a vacation of unrivaled proportions? Have you ever felt your inner voice saying, ‘This is going to be very SPECIAL’, Well, for Claire & me, our visit to Wilderness Safaris Pafuri Camp found these thoug... Read >
Author: Greg Caruso30th June 2008
Traditional perceptions of holidays in South Africa conjure up images of vast open plains, roaring lions and beautiful game lodges, names of regions such as the Kruger National Park immediately come into people's minds.
What is less well known is the ... Read >
Author: Scubaworld11th June 2008
An African safari vacation is by far for any tourist, both to African and international alike, a great experience, but you can’t say you have experienced a safari truly until you’ve been to the Kruger National Park. 18 989 square km (7 332 sq miles) o... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel10th June 2008
There are many reasons why you should put South Africa at the top of your travel destinations list. This is one of those countries where you will be revitalized and enlightened, as well as entertained and excited. The people are amazing and the service is... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola10th June 2008
After picking up our rented car at the Johannesburg International Airport, my friend Alex and I were on our way to one of South Africa’s most sought after Kruger Park safaris. We were to spend our time there on a four night foot safari, but this was no ... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel21st May 2008
Have you ever packed your bags in anticipation of a vacation of unrivaled proportions? Have you ever felt your inner voice saying, ‘This is going to be very SPECIAL’, Well, for Claire & me, our visit to Wilderness Safaris Pafuri Camp found these thoug... Read >
Author: Claire06th April 2008
So much to offer – Kruger Safaris
The nice thing about travelling in South Africa is the variety of holidays available, specifically Kruger safaris. I wanted a short getaway trip where I was out in nature breathing some fresh bushveld air, so I asked... Read >
Author: Tara02nd April 2008
Each year I’ve been going on at least two African Safaris, and with each one of them I learn something new. Things like what mosquito repellent are the better choice, when I can camp or when would it be a better option to rather book into a hut or guest... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel01st April 2008
The one thing about the Kruger National Park is that it’s almost always hot. Going on a Kruger Park Safari you are met with high humidity and a lot of insects. But don’t let this put you off. The Kruger National Park is by far the best National Park i... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel01st April 2008
On our way to Mpumalanga for a well deserved break, Bronwyn, Ryno and I decided that we were going on a road trip. We wanted to experience a Kruger Park safari. We were headed from Cape Town to the Kruger National Park where we were going to stay for thre... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel03rd March 2008
The Kalahark Desert of South Africa lends itself well to what has become a uniquely popular educational and entertaining experience. Black Rhino tracking through the wilderness is a unique safari experience.
Experienced guides are experts in tracking, ... Read >
Author: Blue Magnet28th February 2008
A Safari Tour Through the Big Five Region
Safaris, game drives and tours are a much sought after experience, especially when the Kruger National Park and the “Big Five” are involved. For centuries, the big game in Africa has intrigued visitors and lo... Read >
Author: Toureagle24th January 2008
Choosing an African dream safari comes down to how much time you have to spend, your budget and whether you want to simply see the big five of the African wildlife scene.
It also depends on whether you want to enjoy the other attractions Africa has to ... Read >
Author: Dean Caporella05th November 2007
An African walking safari brings back memories of some of those old jungle movies with a group of safari trekkers cutting their way through thick bush and avoiding dangerous animals and the poison darts of the local head hunters.Well, thank goodness that ... Read >
Author: Dean Caporella12th October 2007
The camp was known as Sabie Bridge or ther Reserve, until 1936 when it was changed. The Restcamp named Skukuza in Kruger National Park is the Tsonga (African Name) for James Stevenson-Hamilton.Stevenson-Hamilton was the first warden of the Reserve - Natio... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford South Africa21st September 2007
It certainly is South Africa, if you want to see “world in one country”. South Africa is really a vast country with widely varying landscapes, and ethnically diverse communities speaking different languages. Located at the southern tip of Africa, Sout... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson10th September 2007
The Selous is the largest game reserve in Africa, it covers an area about 50,000sq km, it is three times larger than Serengeti, more than twice the size of South Africa's Kruger National park, and roughly 50 percent bigger than either Belgium or Swazilan... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th August 2007
General information on lions
Distribution
Lions were once found the length of Africa and the middle east all the way to India, where a small population still remains in the Gir Forest. Currently the lion is found in savanna and plains habitat across... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st July 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 Lindsay Carswell
There are sunsets and then there are sunsets. But in my mind not much can beat lounging high up on a secluded deck overlooking the African bush, enjoying a sumptuous picnic dinner and local wines, as you watch the su... Read >
30th April 2007
The Eastern Cape is South Africa's second largest and most diverse province
It's a great sun, sand a sea destination with a coastline that runs from temperate rocky shores in the south to sub-tropical beaches in the north. There is a beach for every r... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford South Africa18th April 2007
Situated near Malelane in the heart of Mpumalanga, on the southern border of the Kruger National Park, Leopard Creek presents a rare opportunity to own an outstanding bushveld retreat. The 360 hectare development is bordered to the north and the west by t... Read >
Author: Golferswild South Africa05th April 2007
An African Safari vacation can be a dangerous experience if you don't take the proper precautions before leaving for on of the most mysterious and vast continents on the planet.
Obviously, running into an African lion in his own backyard is dangerous b... Read >
Author: Dean Caporella05th March 2007
Swaziland is a tiny mountainous Kingdom, sandwiched between South Africa and Mozambique, has been dubbed the 'Switzerland of Africa'. African culture and traditions flourish here alongside some modern luxury hotels and excellent wildlife reserves. Swazila... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford Stellenbosch South Africa25th December 2006
South Africa has so much variety to offer visitors that it is difficult to define in a few words. One can travel from isolated bushveldt to cosmopolitan city in a few hours. A safari can be followed by a visit to the spectacular coast and on to the magn... Read >
Author: urlreader17th October 2006
Slip on your sunglasses and break out the Factor 50 sunscreen as we take you on a leisurely tour of the five hottest hotels under the African sun!
1 – Singita Private Game Reserve, Sabi Sands, South Africa
Situated in the Mpumalanga province alo... Read >
Author: Nicole Martin27th September 2006
As winter looms on the horizon, the long haul holiday market springs into life offering sun and heat in the southern hemisphere. From the cosmopolitan offerings of Cape Town and Johannesburg to the wilderness of the Kruger National Park to the rugged Atla... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan12th August 2006
Recently while working with a client in South Africa, I had the opportunity to go on safari in Kruger National Park. Surrounded by 2 million hectares of magnificent Africa, I heard many interesting stories. Two in particular were so intriguing, that I for... Read >
Author: Ritchie Hale27th July 2006
Travel in South Africa offers an abundance of safari experiences, from lush subtropical beach forests to the exquisite seclusion of the desert to the world famous Kruger National Park. South African safaris not only offer the beauty and cultural diversity... Read >
Author: James Weis04th June 2006
1. When was the first Earth Day celebrated?
A. March 21, 1970
B. April 22, 1970
C. May 21, 1970
D. June 22, 1970
A. March 21, 1970
QQ: First celebrated in the U.S. on this date, it has been celebrated each year thereafter at the United Nations, br... Read >
Author: Deanna Mascle07th May 2006
The Blyde River Canyon is the third largest canyon system and the largest vegetated or green canyon in the world.The canyon is situated along the Mpumalanga, Drakensberg Mountain Escarpment. The Blyde River Canyon was proclaimed a nature reserve in Novemb... Read >
Author: Adrienne Boxhall11th November 2005
South Africa continues to enjoy the tremendous goodwill of holidaymakers worldwide. While travel to most long haul destinations declined last year, this country experienced an enviable 6.5% growth, according to the World Tourism Organisation. The growth w... Read >
Author: Andrew Muigai26th July 2005
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.
Th... Read >
Author: Mansi Gupta
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