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| Jambo! Its Friday, and we’d like to challenge you to spend some time this weekend thinking about where you’d love to visit in Africa, whether its on a safari, for an adventure, or just to relax and take time out of a busy schedule. Let us know where you’d love to go, how long you’d like to stay, who you’d take with you – really let your imagination loose, tell us where it takes you…. |
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Spoilt for choice
Luxurious lodges, romantic camps, remote campsites, quirky treehouses… there are masses of wonderful-sounding places to stay on safari. So how on earth do you choose? If you want to be certain of finding accommodation that suits your interests, fits your budget and makes a positive contribution to conservation and community development, you’ll need to do some careful research – or consult a travel specialist you really trust. Emma Gregg is here to help you on your way. |
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Zimbabwe: Gonarezhou and Malilangwe
Otherworldly Gonarezhou National Park is one of the wildest, most beautiful parks in Zimbabwe, with its rich landscape of sandy terrain, woodland and sandstone cliffs stretching seemingly forever. And just to the north is the Malilangwe estate, where Singita Pamushana lodge sits at the heart of an eco-tourism project that supports tens of thousands of people. Emma Gregg’s article was published in our Summer 2015 issue (#71). Here is a gallery of photographs from the region, that weren’t published in the magazine. |
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And don’t forget, if you love Africa, subscribe or renew your subscription without delay and be in with a chance to WIN "Small One"
If you subscribe, renew, or extend your subscription to TRAVEL AFRICA magazine for two years or more before the 21st of March, 2016, you’ll go in the draw to WIN this bronze resin elephant sculpture, courtesy of UK artist Julia Cassels (www.juliacassels.com), worth GB£750.
This wonderful little elephant is part of a limited edition of just 18, and measures about 14cm in height. Julia drew her inspiration for the sculpture when she was in South Luangwa National Park, Zambia, last year, and she says "He was always messing around, going from one adult to the next, vying for their attention. He’s called "Small One" because he was so young, and couldn’t even control his own trunk yet!" |
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Safari njema!
Sherry Rix, Customer Services |
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