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Wine Tours GuideTable Of Contents Considering taking one of the Cape Town Wine tours? South African wine has long been regarded as a world leader. Low cost, crisp, delicious, there are many adjectives we could use! The other plus point is that when visiting the stunning location of Cape Town, you can easily venture off …
The Skeleton Coast NamibiaTable Of Contents Considered one of the largest dry places on earth, the Skeleton Coast in Namibia houses a huge collection of animals large and small who have adapted themselves to the harsh conditions. Its 976-mile long coastline is seen dominated by a great number of seals. But why is the coast …
Before we consider places to visit Malawi, I will attempt to ease you into this one. She’s one of the fairest ladies in her region. Although she has long been marred by the HIV and AIDs pandemic that ravished her and her neighbours, she remains strong. Poverty has struck blow after blow at this beauty, …
Giraffe Manor KenyaTable Of Contents Kenya is a nation rich in wildlife and adventure, tourists who visit leave in awe. The breathtaking beauty of the country’s outdoors is world class. The country boasts of national parks and game reserves that have a range of animals and birds. The world-class hotel, the Giraffe Manor is a …
Lake MalawiTable Of Contents Lake Malawi is also known as Lake Nyasa. It is the third largest lake in the larger Eastern Rift Valley, and the ninth largest lake in the world. Discovered way back in 1616 by one Caspar Boccaro, a Portuguese explorer. The lake is considered the greatest tourist attraction in the country …
Lake TanganyikaTable Of Contents Another great lake that is part of Africa’s Great Rift valley is Lake Tanganyika. Tanganyika is said to be the second deepest lake in the world. Just behind lake Baikal. To put things into perspective. Baikal is also the largest lake by volume. On that measure Lake Tanganyika is also second. …
