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Best time to go on an African Safari Holiday
Posted on April 27, 2014 at 10:54 am
The greatest time to go on an African safari is when the majority of the animals are easy to find and are in dense in numbers. Once you have decided you want to go on an African safari the next is to decide the location and the time of year you wish to go. The Seasons differ in East and Southern Africa which gives you the ability to really go whatever time of year you like as long as you are not to bothered where in Africa you go.
Kenya is always an extremely popular destination for an African Safari holiday. The best time to go on safari in Kenya is when the yearly migration of thousands of gnu’s, wildebeest and zebras descend on the Mara plains with many of their predators closely following them. If you want to see this amazing wildlife experience for yourself then you are best to plan your visit between July and October.
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Wildlife and safari holidays in South America
Posted on April 21, 2014 at 10:47 am
South America is an incredibly varied continent that is waiting to be explored by holiday makers all over the world. The wide ranges of wildlife and safari like experiences that are on offer are incredible, as are the astounding surroundings and landscapes. South America offers some of the world’s top natural attractions such as the largest rainforest to the largest waterfall.
For the natural history enthusiast, a holiday to see South America’s astonishing variety of wildlife is a must and should be top of anyone’s list of places to go!
Most people think of Africa of India for a safari holiday, and although these are defiantly the most popular and top for safari holidays there is still plenty of wildlife to view in South America.
South America is a fascinating destination for a holiday and will suit men and women of all ages. South America is host to more bird species than any other continent in the world.
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Glamping on a South African Safari Holiday
Posted on April 9, 2014 at 10:36 am
Many companies are now offer alternative accommodation when going on an African safari holiday. Glamping is basically glamorous camping. It may not be the first thing you think of when booking a safari holiday, but it fast becoming very popular and if you are brave enough, can add the ultimate nature experience to a wonderful holiday. The sorts of accommodation on offer at treetop apartments made very often from natural material but absolutely sunning inside with all mod cons and beautiful surrounds. They also offer stone built cottages for those wanting a bit more of a secure building. These cottages are very spacious and are entirely secluded, which guarantees comfort and intimacy.
Africa is the leading purveyor of extraordinary glamping adventures for those seeking a stylish and uncompromising experience amidst the world’s most astonishing flora and fauna.
These glamping units are also often very eco friendly. Search for glamping in South Africa safari to see the types of accommodation available.
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Always read reviews before booking your Safari holiday
Posted on April 3, 2014 at 3:41 pm
When booking a holiday it is imperative that you read reviews about not only the location and accommodation where you are going to be stopping but also the tour operator you are booking with. This has never been truer than when booking a Safari holiday. Safari holidays can be a tremendously exciting break away, but can also turn in to a disaster if booked through the wrong company. Everything from building work going on at your hotel to lack of safety on the trip has to be a concern. If a safari holiday appears to be extremely cheap compared to others, there is probably a reason for that. Type in the company and the word “reviews” on the internet, to see what other holiday makers have said about them. There may always be unexpected issues when you go away and even the best tour operators sometimes cannot avoid these, but if you find that a lot of people are complaining about the same thing, it may be worth looking elsewhere.