Africa Safaris

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Comment by Coastal Safaris on January 29, 2010 at 11:07am

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Comment by Patrick @ www.safarichatter.com on December 25, 2009 at 2:48pm

Looking for some juicy stories and info from the Safari Industry, come on over to www.safarichatter.com

Comment by Tripatini on November 21, 2009 at 5:18pm

Check out the excellent safaris overview on the Tripatini blog this week: http://bit.ly/1PrM5y.

Comment by Evert Jakobs on November 15, 2009 at 7:40am

Hi Max,

Well to be honest my advise is not completely honest. My first visit to Africa was to Kenya and I liked it very much. However during the same visit to Africa I ended up in Rwanda and that changed my life completely. I fell in love with that country and now I have a Tour Operator Agency over there.
So when I say try Rwanda you probably will not believe me. But you can always ask the people who went there and did not became a Rwanda tour operator. And just in case your next question will be "Is it safë?" Yes its safe, already for 15 years and its clean, very clean!
The country is not bigger then Belgium and very beautiful. The mountain gorillas are the biggest touristique attraction, but the country has much more to offer then that.
Let me know if you are interested in getting more info.
One advice: be carefull, Africa can hook you up!

Comment by Johan Knols on November 15, 2009 at 5:15am

Hello Max,

Your question is a bit the same as asking: I am going to The US and what should I do there? Africa is HUGE, so one thing you have to ask yourself: what is the aim of me traveling there? Once you know that, it will be easier to make a choice. If you go for wildlife I personally find South Africa a bit too tame, although it is a destination with lots of variety.

Good luck.

Comment by Kathy Moroney on November 14, 2009 at 10:37am

Hi Max. There are SO many great Africa destinations. It really just depends on what kind of trip you want to have, with what kind of accommodations and budget you have, along with your interests. South Africa is great for a combination of cities, restaurants, museums, history, culture, scenery, variety of activities, and safaris. There are some great introductory packages that include international air. Other safari destinations have more of a focus on seeing and learning about animals. They each have their own unique geography, tribes, animals/birds, density of animals, and density of tourists. By the way, if you've been to Morocco you've been to Africa!!!

Comment by Max Pesling on November 14, 2009 at 7:45am

Never been to Africa. Friends who have say that South Africa's a great place to start, for the beginner: great game parks, world-class cities like Capetown, etc. Any other suggestions for someone who's never been south of Morocco?

Comment by Johan Knols on November 5, 2009 at 1:03pm

For all the safari lovers in the world I have created a safari-website with useful tips and advice on different safari topics. I hope you enjoy the read!

Comment by Kathy Moroney on October 16, 2009 at 10:11pm

I'm embarking on a new adventure next week--deep into West Africa. The mystery of Mali and Burkina Faso--the beliefs in magic, the very old mud structures that still exist, the ancient civilizations and cultures, a place where mask-making and use is integral to their beliefs--much new to understand and be able to share with clients as another facet of wonderful Africa.

Comment by Kathy Moroney on October 5, 2009 at 2:07pm

Sample Namibia tour.pdfAre you looking to visit Namibia? Here is a great overview itinerary.

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