Happy Friday, everyone! 🌞🌿
Greetings from the breathtaking Kenya National Park! 🐘🌳✨ We're soaking in the stunning landscapes, vibrant wildlife, and the sheer beauty of nature here. Whether you're near or far, we hope your weekend is as wonderful as the views we're experiencing.
Stay adventurous and keep exploring! 🚀🌍
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Moroccan tanjia.
Mmmmm. How good does this look. It’s a Moroccan tangia (also spelled tanjia), a dish for friends, family, colleagues and groups of people who gather to break bread and enjoy time together. We love the communal food dishes in Africa, where people come together and eat from a shared dish. The tanjia is subtly spiced and can have a sweet or tangy taste. Tangia is also called bachelor’s dish or bent r’mad, literally translated as “daughter of ashes,” as the tangia vessel is traditionally nestled into ashes for its long, slow cooking. Sounds perfect.
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How beautiful is this forest in the Bale Mountains in Ethiopia. Yes, that’s right, Ethiopia.
Ethiopia, like the rest of Africa, is full of surprises. But don’t just take our word for it, see it for yourself.
Talk to us about booking your African adventure.
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Oysters anyone? This is our country manager and tour leader for Madagascar, Benja No Ramanandoria enjoying some very fresh oysters from a roadside stall in Antananarivo. You can have them with onions in vinegar, tamarind or chilli sauce. He assures us they are ‘yum’!
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Happy Friday all.
We hope your weekend is as much fun as this beach party in Madagascar...
Happy World Hippo Day!
Today, we celebrate all things hippopotami.
Hippos are the third largest mammals on earth. A male hippo can weigh up to 9920 pounds or about 4500 kilograms!
While they can look cute and docile, hippos can be quite dangerous. They are mainly herbivores, so while they don't hunt animals or humans, they are very territorial. As well as their size, hippos have very sharp teeth and powerful jaws - powerful enough to snap a small crocodile in half.
Where did 2023 go? It’s been a mammoth year. Thanks to all our amazing tour guests and guides, we’ve loved sharing Africa with you in 2023.
2024 is shaping up to be a BIG year. Lots of new tours and exciting destinations.
We can’t wait to share them with you all.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
See you in 2024.🌍