21 Aug Room with a View : Camping in South Africa
Camping in a pop-up tent on top of a safari truck in Southern Africa. Watching families of elephants fight over a watering hole just feet from our bed....
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20 Aug 14 Photos that will make you want to Safari in Africa right now!
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Planning your next trip or epic adventure? Check out these photos from our weeks spent on a self-drive safari in Africa. If you're looking for something wild, adventurous, and unbelievably breathtaking, then you're in the right place. Want to plan your own safari in Africa? If you'd like to see our itinerary and travel route from 3 weeks in Southern Africa, let us know! African Safari Animals Wild animals are an obvious here! Elephants, giraffes, lions, kudu, zebra, water buffalo, hippos, and so...
05 Jun BUCKET LIST + KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Paved roads, extensive camping and lodging options, and small markets throughout the park make this an excursion for everyone....
31 May The Road Less Traveled
Take the road less traveled. The old adage that encourages adventure and unpredictability. Perhaps that sweet little motivational snippet wasn’t meant for two-track sand roads in the middle of Botswana. ...
18 Apr 5 Reasons To Self Drive Safari in Southern Africa Right Now
Safari : Southern Africa There are few experiences in life that excite you down to your core. Few moments that leave you in awe, mouth open, eyes wide, and completely speechless. A safari is one. Imagine herds of hundreds of elephants walking mere feet in front of you, prides of lions chasing buffalo, and a stray giraffe walking in front of your car. Imagine being tucked back in the African bush, far from civilization. Landscapes that rival storybooks and crystal clear...
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Riding the Iron Ore Train through Mauritania
What you need to know about riding the Iron Ore Train through Mauritania. Tips, tricks, ...
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Prepare for Arrival
This is the calm before the storm. An hour and 45 minutes from landing. I just woke up f...
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