Akwa Safari

18/11/2020

Crazy jump!
Soweto Towers

At the Soweto Towers, adrenaline junkies can indulge in a wide variety of extreme activities, from bungee jumping and paintball to SCAD free falls, base jumping, rock climbing, and more. For the sane among us, there’s also an elevator to the top of the Western Cooling Tower, where you can enjoy 360-degree views of Soweto and Johannesburg. If you do decide to jump, take comfort in the fact that the staff here is handpicked and highly trained to ensure your safety. And once you’re back on solid ground, reward yourself with a cold beer at Chaf Pozi, a lively African braai restaurant located at the base of the towers.

Africa is waiting for you!
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10/11/2020

We are thrilled to announce that South Africa is beginning the gradual easing of international travel restrictions with our borders opening on 1 October 2020. We cant wait to welcome you back once again.

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30/10/2020

Visit Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve in South Africa!

It is a spiritual place filled with tranquillity, fascinating rock formations, Khoisan paintings, majestic mountains and spectacular scenery.

A visit to Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve is an ideal add-on to a tour through the Cape Winelands, Cape West Coast, Route 62 and Garden Route of the Western Cape, South Africa.

This Western Cape nature reserve is well known for its scenic beauty and its rich cultural heritage. Hundreds of Khoisan rock paintings or rock art dating back to 6000 years ago are found here, making Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve a unique nature destination in South Africa.

Kagga Kamma is home to a large variety of wild animals.

At Kagga Kamma, guests can escape from the city, traffic and stress to peace and serenity. In the open-air restaurant amongst the rocks guests can enjoy sumptuous South African cuisine, including venison dishes, and an excellent selection of wines from the Cape Winelands. Guests can enjoy spa treatments, swim in the sparkling pool or set off on San Cultural Tours, nature drives, quad biking, hiking and birding adventures.

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23/10/2020

Happy weekend! Enjoy the view of these lion cubs in Serengeti/ Tanzania.

Some folks didn't like the goofy music on the other video, so here is the original audio. A litter of cute little cubs check out the outdoors for the first t...

23/10/2020

A Cape of adventures beckons…

CAPE POINT
Cape Town South Africa

Mistakenly cited as the point where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet, Cape Point is, nonetheless, a place like no other. (Incidentally, the two oceans’ meeting point is at Cape Agulhas). At Cape Point Nature Reserve, the mountain and ocean meet in a thunderous clash of water against rock, producing a dramatic landscape inhabited by an incredible diversity of life. As the tip of land juts out like on outstretched arm, the ocean swells around it, and multitudes of birds flock to its pristine beaches and rugged cliffs.

With a plethora of things to do and see – from the majestic mountains to the mighty ocean, not to mention the impressive flora and fauna in between – Cape Point is a wonderful day-trip destinations for locals and tourists alike. Whether it’s discovering the rich history of the area, enjoying a beach walk or swim in the tidal pools, or simply relishing time under the African sun, there is bound to be something for the whole family.

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07/10/2020

A stunning modern lodge in the midst of the vast African bushveld. This award winning lodge is truly world class and offers spacious suites, all with private plunge pool, fireplace, outdoor and indoor showers and game viewing deck. Now this is safari in style! Savanna Private Lodge - Sabi Sands Game Reserve - Kruger

05/10/2020

Visit one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Victoria Falls!

As the wonderful Zambezi River crashes over a basalt rock ledge and drops 354 feet or 108 metres down into a powerful whirlpool, it forms the largest sheet of falling water on the planet: the Victoria Falls. Traditionally known as Mosi-oa-Tunya (which, aptly, means ‘The Smoke that Thunders’), the falling water’s impressive roar can sometimes be heard from 25 miles or 40 kilometres away. On a wind-free day during high-water season, which runs from about February to July depending on the rain, a dazzling cloud of mist can float high above the Falls. This is truly a magnificent wonder of nature that every safari lover should experience at least once!

We own and run all of our own adventures and activities, which means that we can make sure you get only the best, seamless service possible.
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29/09/2020

Extraordinary Maasai Mara

The Maasai Mara National Reserve in the southeast corner of Kenya is the country’s premier tourism showpiece and forms part of the vast unfenced Mara-Serengeti ecosystem, including neighbouring private conservancies in Kenya and the larger Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. Species to look out for include the Big 5 (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino), many antelope species, zebras, giraffes, hippos, crocodiles and good populations of cheetahs, hyenas and wild dogs, as well as smaller species such as serval and bat-eared fox.

The Maasai Mara can become crowded during the high safari seasons of July to November and January to February, and during these times it’s advisable to stay in the neighbouring private conservancies. The private conservancies are close enough to permit day trips to the river crossings and mass congregations of wildebeest in the reserve, with the advantage of accommodation in crowd-free camps and lodges outside of the reserve. The private conservancies allow off-road road driving, night drives and bush walks – which are not possible within the reserve.

The Maasai people play an integral role in your Maasai Mara safari and although their traditional nomadic lifestyle has largely been abandoned, they still uphold many traditions and dress codes. Many of the lodges have a strong Maasai community presence and provide wonderful and enriching cultural experiences for tourists. The neighbouring conservancies offer particularly genuine community experiences.

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You’re a step closer to your dream safari. Explore these tour ideas from our Africa travel experts and start planning your trip of a lifetime.

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19/09/2020

We are thrilled to announce that South Africa is beginning the gradual easing of international travel restrictions with our borders opening on 1 October 2020. We cant wait to welcome you back once again!

01/09/2020

Where else in the world can you have a breakfast in a company of giraffes poking their heads right through a window?

Nairobi in Kenya is a home to the world renowned Giraffe Manor hotel.

Giraffe Manor is situated in southern part of Nairobi’s suburb of Karen, within a sanctuary for the rare and endangered Rothschild giraffes. Giraffes visit the hotel twice a day – for a breakfast and for an afternoon tea. During the day they are either at the Giraffe Center or at the nearby forest.

Most of the rooms at Giraffe Manor are named after giraffe residents. If you are looking for an unique opportunity to feed a giraffe from your bedroom window, send us an email [email protected]

23/08/2020

This is Monkey Valley in Cape Town friends. Like it?

23/08/2020

Silver Mine Hike in Cape Town

22/08/2020

Amazing panoramic wheel in Cape Town

22/08/2020

Waterfront area in Cape Town

19/08/2020

Beautiful young boy

16/08/2020

Going to level 2 in South Africa. Sea Point, Cape Town

12/08/2020

Well done Tanzania!

Tanzania has received the Global Safety Stamp to Recognise Safe Travels Protocols!

https://wttc.org/COVID-19/Safe-Travels-Global-Protocols-Stamp

08/08/2020

South African man to Kayak from Cape Town to Brazil!

Richard will attempt to kayak from Cape Town, South Africa to Salvador in Brazil, 6700km unsupported and on his own.

https://www.richardkohler.co.za

December 2020 Richard Kohler will attempt to kayak solo from Cape Town, South Africa to Brazil, 6700km unsupported. Follow his Ocean X adventure here!

07/08/2020

Knysna Elephant Park

Extraordinary Elephant Encounters
The Knysna Elephant Park (est. 1994) was the first facility in South Africa to house and care for orphaned African elephants. Today, it has become a world class facility, having cared for and raised more than forty elephants.

These animals include relocated animals, orphaned calves, elephants rescued from culls and ex-circus animals. Some have become part of the resident herd, others have moved onto other reserves and facilities in the Western and Eastern Cape, depending on their personalities, bonds with other animals and welfare needs.

04/08/2020

Experience a world class Winery By The Sea in Cape Town

Nestled beneath the mountain, close to the cool breeze of the Atlantic Ocean you will find the beautiful Cape Point Vineyards.

Experience glorious sunsets in an unique setting with 360 degree views of mountains, fynbos .

Cape Point Vineyards produces the most complex and fascinating Sauvignon Blanc in the Western Cape of South Africa.

http://www.cpv.co.za

If you want to experience the best wine route and wine farms in Cape Town send us an email: [email protected]

31/07/2020

Glamping. Vivir la naturaleza!

No estamos seguros de quién inventó el glamping, pero estamos bastante seguros de que la industria del safari africano lo perfeccionó. La gente ha estado acampando en el desierto de África durante siglos, pero la combinación más reciente de la experiencia "Bajo las tiendas" con un diseño interior de vanguardia, un servicio de alta calidad, una cocina excepcional y lugares impresionantes ha elevado los safaris de tiendas de lujo a una verdadera forma de arte. Disfruta en este video uno de nuestros favoritos "Somalisa Camp" Hwange National Park.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iw5Fl2TdrnE

Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, is home to some 35 000 elephants, as well as our award-winning Somalisa Camp ... where the intimate and humbling 'elephant dr...

28/07/2020

Explore Namibia!

Namibia is a destination that offers dramatic landscapes, stunning wildlife, diverse cultures. With its lonely deserts and spectacular sand dunes, rugged mountains and fertile valleys, immense canyons and windswept coastline,

See the unforgettable red sand dunes of Sossusvlei, where you can hike to the top of Dune 45 to catch one of the world's most photographed sunrises over the breathtaking landscapes of the Namib Desert.

Get close to Africa's iconic wildlife with a game drive through the magnificent Etosha National Park and meet the cheetahs being rehabilitated through the Africat conservation program.

20/07/2020

African Safari. A once-in-a-life experience!

16/07/2020

Explore Botswana!

One of Nature's masterpieces, the Okavango Delta.

The Okavango River, known as ‘the river which never finds the sea’ spills its waters over the Kalahari Desert sands and forms the world’s largest inland delta – exclusive 6000 square mile oasis for vast herds of elephant, buffalo, zebra and hundreds of other species of mammals and birds.

The Okavango is one of the planet's most beautiful wilderness areas. Its aquatic landscape goes through dramatic periods of flood and drought; yet an astonishing variety of animals have adapted to the changes making this one of the best safari destinations in Africa.

15/07/2020

Vives en Mexico? Siempre soñaste con visitar Africa?

Ofertas especiales 2020/2021 de vuelos/ safaris para residentes mexicanos.

¡Tanzania es el país para visitar en África! Las fronteras estan abiertas, protocolos covid aplicados en todos los servicios, espacios abiertos, sin cuarentena.

Si deseas hacer un safari increíble a precios soñados y luego relajarte en una playa tropical en Zanzíbar, ¡estamos aquí para ayudarte a cumplir tu sueño!

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15/07/2020

The classic Kruger Park!

Kruger is one of the easiest national parks in Africa for visitors to explore on self- guided tours. It is recommended to stay in Kruger for a minimum of five days.

If you want to capture the spirit of an authentic African experience, we will advise you to stay in several rest camps in the Kruger.

Here the main five rest camps:

-Berg en Dal. Berg-en-Dal is located in southwest Kruger in an area known for the prevalence of rhinos.

-Lower Sabi: Lower Sabie's location on the Sabie River makes it one of the most sought-after rest camps in the Kruger Park.

-Satara: Satara Camp is often referred to as the 'cat camp' because it is one of the best spots for viewing Lion, Leopard and Cheetah

-Olifants: The Olifants area plays host to most of the park’s classic larger game, elephant are common in the area.

-Letaba: This camp is well known for Elephant and bird sightings. Day and night game drives are great in this region.

14/07/2020

This is one of the most beautiful and family friendly small beaches close to Cape Town.

The kids can play safely and enjoy the beauty of this amazing place.

It's not very far from the famous Boulders Beach but not everyone knows it.

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08/07/2020

08/07/2020

We took this picture the day before the start of the national lockdown in South Africa.

We can't wait to welcome international tourists in South Africa again. ❤️❤️