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16th July 2009
"There is so much more to Kenya than the Big Cat Diary and the Masai Mara. In addition to traditional game drives, why not see game from a stunning yellow bi-plane (think Biggles), from horseback or the top of a camel." Report from Millie Summers, Country... Read >
Author: Steppes Travel28th June 2009
Kenya’s premier wildlife park was established in 1961 to protect wildlife from hunters. Many visitors come to Kenya specifically for its beauty and abundant wildlife.
The Masai Mara is located on the border of Tanzania. It is in the Rift Valley with... Read >
Author: Enid Glasgow07th April 2009
Sahara is the largest desert in the world. Tourists are treated to many wonderful activities here when they visit.
The largest desert in the world is located in Africa. This desert is named Sahara, and it occupies ten percent of Africa’s total land a... Read >
Author: Urmann27th March 2009
Botswana is the epitome of a real African tourist destination. Game, flood plains, numerous salt pans and deserts full of diamonds are what describe Botswana. Over 40% of this country is made of national parks and reserves, which demonstrates the richness... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk27th March 2009
You put in an online search for fauna in Dubai and you will be instantly bombarded with news reports of people smuggling pigeons, endangered animals and the like in and out of the city.
Go on a desert safari in Dubai and you will find that Dubai not on... Read >
Author: DubaiTour21st January 2009
Botswana is a land-locked country of southern Africa that is surrounded by neighbors South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia. It is one of the most prosperous countries in Africa and its economy is fueled by its robust tourism and large-scale diamond mining. I... Read >
Author: May Smith21st January 2009
Botswana is a land-locked country of southern Africa that is surrounded by neighbors South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia. It is one of the most prosperous countries in Africa and its economy is fueled by its robust tourism and large-scale diamond mining. I... Read >
Author: May Smith09th January 2009
Republic of Botswana, is a land-locked country of southern Africa, surrounded by neighbors South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia. It is one of the most prosperous countries in Africa where the economy is fueled by its robust tourism and large scale diamond m... Read >
Author: May Smith29th December 2008
When asked on my recent trip to Kenya which is my favourite property, I find myself unable to choose just one - they are all so individual and it really does go down as my most varied trip to date! I visited an exhilarating mixture of conservancies, group... Read >
Author: Steppes Travel02nd December 2008
If you're thinking, "Isn't being a "solo"preneur a single player sport? Wouldn't golf or tennis or wait - boxing, yes, boxing be a more applicable analogy?"
In some ways you may be right, but let me explain.
I was out watching my 7-year ol... Read >
Author: Douglas Dolan27th November 2008
Braamfontein is located in the middle of Johannesburg (it's a suburb of the city) and is an excellent base for exploring the city and its surrounding area.
Braamfontein is a very central district of Johannesburg. It's an important business centre and b... 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 Foley15th September 2008
Latin name: Acinonyx jubatus
The cheetah is the fastest running mammal in the world, reaching speeds of up to 100 km/hour. From standstill to a sprint they can reach 70 km/hour in 2 seconds, then 100 km/hour in just 3 seconds! The cheetah can only run ... Read >
Author: David Meisel23rd May 2008
It was summer and time for a holiday. What I wanted was to go on one of the many South African safaris available, I wanted to see elephants and I did not want to worry about malaria. This all added up to one place: Addo Elephant.
Why so worried about m... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel08th May 2008
Uganda is a land locked country located in East Africa with and it lies on the equator. The country hosts one of the largest water bodied (Lake Victoria) and the source of the longest river in the world (The Nile). Uganda is known to be the most hospita... Read >
Author: Richard Dickson29th April 2008
An agent with Island Real Estate on Anna Maria Island, John Van Zandt said that he’s seeing possibility in his territory. Surprisingly Charlotte County-North Port popped out a surprising 13 percent rise in sales during March but other parts of Southwest... Read >
Author: Vanessa Doctor02nd April 2008
13 Days Kenya Overland Camping
Cost: US$ 1560 per person sharing in a safari vehicle. Minimum 4 persons, Maximum 6 persons in the 8-seater to allow each person a big sliding window and space to stand.
13 days Kenya safari from Nairobi ci... Read >
Author: Stephen Muiruri14th March 2008
Lions are the top cats of Africa!
1. Lions are the only social cats, living in groups called prides.
2. Male lions are the only cats with manes - a trait of which the origin and purpose has divided scientists.
3. Living in prides helps lions surv... Read >
Author: Ailurophile22nd February 2008
India takes pride in its rich and diverse wildlife reserve. In fact, wildlife in India has bewildered and stupefied many a wildlife enthusiast and animal lovers, who deem India an indispensable inclusion as far as their study or exploration of wild life r... Read >
Author: suchita19th February 2008
In the traditional African society, the Hyena has been branded 'the coward one'.
This has been due to the way of feeding of the hyena. Known to many a as a scavenger, the hyena is actually a great hunter and scavenging only makes 5%- 10% of their meals.
... Read >
Author: natultrack safaris02nd February 2008
“Lion King” is the story of mischievous lion cub, Simba, who lives in the African jungle. He’s destined to succeed his father Musafa’s throne of the king. But, Musafa’s brother, Scar, has other plans. He himself wants to become the king. He, alo... Read >
Author: reed tieri29th January 2008
There are two kinds of African safaris in my opinion: the first one being where you enjoy the overall beauty that is known as African nature, and the second, game-viewing.
Into the wild…
Zambia is known for its many open structures, which some m... Read >
Author: armand01st November 2007
In my capacity as the UK Director of Operations for One World Tours Limited, I am often asked about the destinations I have been to. I try to give a good opinion on those places and offer some helpful advice. Here then, are my top suggestions for sites to... Read >
Author: stuartcheese21st August 2007
Remember the naughty little Simba and his friends Timon and Pumbaa? Well, well, who can forget them! They have managed to steal the hearts of kids as well as adults by their mischievous ways and a knack for attracting trouble every now and then.
The ... Read >
Author: reed tieri10th 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 Palmer09th August 2007
Who can ever forget Simba, the adorable and mischievous little lion cub who always manages to get into trouble? The classic Disney film “The Lion King” won many awards and made its way into the hearts of millions with its enduring story about love, fr... Read >
Author: reed tieri11th July 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 Lindsay Carswell
As a child, Africa fascinated me - a land where the wild and exotic animals of storybooks and zoos roamed free on the plains. And where Kenya was always the quintessential home of the safari.
Many visits later I'm... Read >
Author: carloscuzme01st July 2007
Honed to a sleek and slender physique Cheetah ranges in weight from 100 to 150 lbs, with its long body and tail assisting it in high speed pursuits. The coat is generally yellowish with small black spots running throughout its length. The belly, like most... Read >
Author: Ailurophile11th April 2007
Amboseli national park in Kenya Africa information. Other animals in Amboseli include Amboseli Kenya Lions, Amboseli leopards, and Amboseli Kenya hyenas, Hippos, Giraffes and many plains game. Kenya Amboseli Park is famed for its herds of African elephant... Read >
Author: raphking528th December 2006
Cyprus car hire can be easy or hard depending on whether you do your homework or not. If it is your first visit to Cyprus it is important to get it right first time around. There are plenty of pitfalls waiting for the unwary traveler in the car hire jungl... Read >
Author: kevinor13th December 2006
The savannahs of Kenya are home a wide range of wildlife. One of the most frequently seen wildlife is the spotted hyena, yet little is known about them.
In the traditional African society, the Hyena has been branded 'the coward one'.
This has been due... Read >
Author: Peter Philip23rd August 2006
The big cats- leopard, lion and cheetah, are the top dogs of Africa's predators. The pre-eminence of these feral celebrities in the public imagination has relegated to second place other predators whose success is equally impressive, and sometimes even mo... Read >
Author: Andrew Muigai19th July 2006
Glancing through the red-tops on certain days over the past few weeks, one could be forgiven for thinking that England's World Cup bid revolved not around 11 strapping male athletes on the pitch in Gelsenkirchen, but rather the occasionally dubious antics... Read >
Author: Croydon Hounslow25th September 2005
The Ngorongoro Craters [an ancient collapsed volcano] is home to more than 50,000 animals in a relatively small area. There are approximately 60 Lions here and there is a good chance of seeing lions when you visit here on safari. The Serengeti National ... Read >
Author: Ian Williamson
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