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Which cover option do you prefer?
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| OK, so we know you’ve seen our leopard cover option before, but we just can’t seem to let it go! In the forthcoming April-June issue of Travel Africa (going to print next week) we’ll give you everything you need to know about Zambia’s Luangwa Valley, plus we’re going to reveal South Africa’s ten secret parks for wildlife enthusiasts, where you might be lucky enough to see a rhino. So please let us know which of these covers you think will have greatest appeal and get people picking up the magazine from the newsstand, or clicking on it to read on a phone or tablet? |
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The inside track on walking in Africa
Many discerning travellers reckon Africa is best experienced on foot. And they have a point. Certainly some of the continent’s most iconic adventures — be it tracking chimps or gorillas, hiking up its mountains, or exploring remote cultural sites — are available only to those willing to put on their walking shoes. Even a safari gains a more immediate and exhilarating dimension without the constant turning-over of an engine. Here’s our pick of some of Africa’s most exciting on-foot adventures. |
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New to Africa
Richard Beck is blown away by southern Africa’s wildlife, clear night skies and top-notch camps and lodges on his first safari. Click here to read more. |
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