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Welcome to the February issue of Travel Africa Extra, our new monthly compendium of great stories, opinion and advice for readers of Travel Africa magazine, delivered to you by email at the end of every month.
Please feel free to share this mini-mag with any family, friends and colleagues who’d enjoy reading more about Africa – the more readers we have, the more we’re all sharing our love of Africa! |
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We pit these two safari heavyweights against each other |
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Key attractions and advice on practicalities for your holiday |
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Africa’s biggest migration of mammals, who are winged, not hooved |
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Does nature have time for one creature to help another? |
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"I have to admit that I was a bit nervous about my first safari for visually impaired (VI) and blind people…" Read more |
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"You want to visit the right destination at the right time, with a clear plan of how to get around." Read more |
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There’s loads of companies we love working with. Log on to our Safari Planner to research your next safari, starting with Time + Tide in Zambia. |
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How would you describe a rhinoceros? Maybe as “a large unwieldy quadruped with a horn or two horns on the nose and thick folded and plated skin”. |
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| Africa is extraordinary. Its people are some of the most peaceable, friendly and welcoming in the world. Its natural beauty and heritage breathtaking and abundant. They say you never visit Africa once; that it touches you in a way that is hard to explain. If you’ve enjoyed these articles, and they’ve been helpful to you, why not subscribe to Travel Africa magazine, and encourage your friends to subscribe as well, and together we’ll explore the world’s most exciting continent!
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