Timbavati Safari Lodge Hoedspruit

I've just received mu luggage today, after South African Airways lost it on the way from Livingstone. Fortunately, I was able to buy some underwear and borrow some things from others in my tour group. This is a much more diverse group than the last one, with 14 travelers from England, the U.S., Canada, Australia, Ireland, Belgium, Germany, the ...

We continued to move northeast to the Blyde River Canyon which is a significant natural feature of South Africa. It is 16 miles in length and is, on average, around 2500 feet deep. The Dam itself, when full, is at an altitude of 2182 feet.

The highest point of the canyon, Mariepskop, is 6378 feet above sea level the lowest point where the river leaves the canyon is slightly less than 1840 feet above sea level. This means that by some ...

... was fantastic, can't believe we got to sit out in the bush, surrounded by zebra, giraffe, wilderbeast, warthog and god knows what else... just playing with slingshots, targetting water bottles!) Ray Mears has nothing on us now! I hate writing cliches, but we really have had the time of our lives here. We've seen more elephant than people in the past two weeks.... and we've loved it. Siyafunda Bush Camp is not for the 'tourist', there's no ...

... cosas bien dichas (segun ella insultos sin sentido), y dejamos de hablar... que gusto! Por fin hago lo que me da la gana. Ceno solo, como solo, desayuno solo, y disfruto de las vistas solo tambien. Que error el pensar que el viajar acompaniado tendria ventajas! Nos tendremos que aguantar con compartir el coche y las habitaciones los tres dias que nos quedan, pero de momento, al menos yo, lo voy llevando muy bien. Y lo que ella piense o pase me da ...

... he talks like crocodile Dundee, but he's older, and thrilled by the site of animals, it's obviously what makes him tick. We quickly start calling him Dad because well, that's what he acts like. Dad is this soft-spoken crocodile Dundee accent, around 55 years old. We really like Dad, but we realize Dad is of the generation that grew up smack in the middle of apartheid. Dad has been in the eco tourism business for years, but in his younger days he worked in Joburg as a police ...

... were getting a bit agitated . They started flapping their ears and scraping their foot on the ground like they were about to charge, so we took some photos and got out of there. That night we slept in the same sort of permanent doe tents as the previous night and had about 4 hours of sleep again. We had to be up early to go on our morning game drive. I think most people (including me) fell asleep on the drive and it was down to our guide to scout for animals. Luckily for us, we didn't miss ...