African Lion Safari

... but we saw soooo much more, from a lingering crocodile waiting to catch his next zebra to cheetahs playing on a field, enjoying the warm African sun rising... It was one of our most amazing trips we ever did - seeing these animals so close that you can ...

Wow.  Today exceeded expectations -- the Masai Mara is like African Lion Safari (a drive through game park near Toronto) on steroids! We drove to and through the park in the van -- the top pops up (reminded me on a Little People toy).  The day ...

African Lion Safari (Forgotten Fun Parks 2) ...

... it "it just makes you tired for a few days, and then you feel better." This went against everything I had ever heard about African Sleeping Sickness, and to confirm, it is indeed Fatal if left untreated. I informed Monica and Patricia, who seemed to be ...

... Bushveldt with the Nile Lechwe and the Gemsbok. The Gir Forest with the Nilgai, the Blackbuck and the Asiatic Water Buffalo. The African Lion has the Gorongosa Reserve all to itself. In the Serengeti Plains we find the Ostrich, the Addra Gazelle, the ...

... etc.  At the lake the 4x4's show all different types of markings - Dave's Safaris, Buffalo Safaris, Bob's Safaris, Lion, Safari Safari, etc.  Remarkable. Here by the lakes shores, we see another site - the occupants of the 4x4 mingle with ...

... from our final destination for a few reasons. The first reason is that we had such an incredible start to our day at the Africa Lion Safari Game park.  This park was about 45 minutes from our campsite, but on our way 'home’.  We arrived in ...

... . It is the morning of our departure but before we leave Bruce has invited Cheri and I to go out with him and a tracker in his 4x4 dual cab to scout for a lone African water buffalo for Vladimir.  What an experience and an education that was! ...

... like “Akka”), both also from Canada. They’ve apparently done this sort of thing quite a bit, in other African countries, as well, and are more familiar with the various animals than we are. Our “game drives” are each for ...

... feed the animals from your window.  Will says’ he is familiar with something similar in Ontario called The African Lion Safari,  but I have never experienced anything as close as this and of course neither have the kids.  Hands down, ...

We set about getting a bit further South on Saturday in the hope that we would be better positioned to see the African Lion Safari and Niagara Falls in the next couple of days. We nix'd the safari since the reviews of the park were less than spectacular ...

... way back is just a blur aswell. The only things I really remember are the Tobermory Ferry ride which made me sick and the African Lion Safari in Ontario. That place was so great and so funny, the animals were all great. I saw monkeys doing the big nasty ...

... Park" sign that promised we'd be able to walk amongst and pet the animals.  This may bring up thoughts of the "African Lion Safari" for the Ontario folk, however this game park removes the safe enclosure of your vehicle and puts you in the middle of ...

... . It was sometimes hard for me to realize that these were REAL animals in the wild...not staged like at Disney World or African Lion Safari. Night drive, saw a leporad, then nothing for the rest of the 2 hours.  Second day of viewing, saw less ...

... him, the kids had a ride at Kings Creek Station 3 years ago but the last time I was on a camel was when there was an African Lion Safari place on the Gold Coast, oh about 25+ years ago, think we went with the Hewitt family? So this was going to be fun ...

... from New Zealand...as we would later find out, Saskia was on a work-related trip...she was with a travel company specializing in African safari, and her mission was to see different safari lodges "in person"...she also used to live in Africa for quite ...

... of the road. As we drive along, I scout one side of the vehicle and Michelle the other. Staring out at the great African planes, seeing huge elephants crossing the marshes, you can't help but wonder at the beauty of nature, and what an awesome fortune it ...

... billion big klutzy giraffes. ·         We learned a number of interesting things about African wildlife based on Laynni’s uncanny impressions. For example, if hippos and elephants could talk they would sound ...

... up with the other guests in the bar for a drink and were seated for dinner at 8. After a traditional welcome song with African singing (and our guide Bobby singing baritone), we ate dinner consisting of lentil soup, salad, pork chops, mashed potatoes ...

... complete kitchen and bathroom. Too much space for one person. Meegan and I also bought a bottle of Amarula, a South African liquor similar to Baileys. We had a glass of it while scouring the quidebooks and making a plan ...

... .  Right away we spotted some dikdik and impala.  We saw warthogs and bushbuck but the most majestic creature was the elephant.   The African elephant is named so because of the ears look like the map of Africa.  There are hundreds of elephants in all ...