Lions Dive And Beach Resort

... cameras....had a bit of camera envy. We jumped back on the boat and had lunch, then travelled round to Whitehaven Beach itself. Hardly peaceful and secluded thanks to the shedloads of tourists but even that didn't detract from how gorgeous it was. We ...

... a fair bit bigger but still, personalised service and cheaper (even incluiding the cost of visas!) than the equivalent in Zambia. The lions were great - 2 18 month old cubs, a brother and sister who were playful as anything. We got to take photos patting ...

... crystal clear. Unfortunately the water was full of stingray and jelly fish so we couldn't get in. We just chilled out on the beach and tried brushing our teeth with the sand. We were told by another passenger that this type of sand was supposed to be very ...

... a huge bull elephant right next to the track cover himself in mud. Serengeti 14,763km2. Highlight was watching a pride of about 18 lions feast on their kill-bufferlo. We were only about 30ft away and what made it extra special we watching in the ...

... some people and she showed me all the coolest lighthouses and beaches! We saw wildlife (dolphins, seals, and sea lions!) and even figured out which beach was the one Goonies was filmed on! (I found out that the house for Goonies is in Astoria... and is ...