Tours
- 1st October 2015 Kenya and Tanzania with Philippa & Stephen on Makako
- a) 14th Nov 2010 Absolute Safari on Shaggy, Denis
- b) 6th Feb 2011 Kenya & Tanzania Component Safari on Shaggy, Aly
- c) 5th June 2011 Simba Sounds on Makako, Anna
- d) 3rd Feb 2013 East Africa Encounter on Sparky, Leanne
- December 2015 East African Encounter with Vee and David
- e) 27th Feb 2013 Simba Sounds on Makako, Leanne
- f) 19th April 2013 Namibia Nomad on Pumba, Ali
- g) 18th May 2014, Namibia Nomad on Wiley, George
- h) 8th July 2014 Face of Africa with Joe & Angelo on Sparky
- i) 24th August 2014 Wildlife and Spice Island with Vee and Angelo on Sparky
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Recent Posts
- Kenya & Tanzania Travel Tales by Emily, Absolute Africa Tour Leader
- 11 December 2015 East African Encounter with Vee & David on Kifaru
- Kenya and Tanzania Safari with Philippa & Stephen on Makako: Days 14 – 18
- Kenya and Tanzania Safari with Philippa & Stephen on Makako: Days 12 – 13
- Kenya and Tanzania Safari with Philippa & Stephen on Makako: Days 9 – 11
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- Steph P on Day 7 Nyakhanazi – Kigali
- Nikki on Cape Town, Day 71
- Steph on Namib Desert Dunes, Day 65
- rebecca aitken on Matopos National Park, Day 46
- Steph on Xmas Day, Houseboats, Day 42
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Day 3 – Nakuru to Lake Naivasha
Today we left the zebra themed camp site and firstly headed into Nakuru town, to get supplies for the next couple of days at the freshwater Lake Naivasha, our next port of call. On the way to the Lake we stopped … Continue reading
Day 2 – Nakuru National Park
Monday morning started off early with a 5am wake up call, for the start of todays adventure. The thought of the big 5 – Lions, Elephants, Buffalo, Rhino & Leopards meant that everyone was eagerly looking forward to the 12 … Continue reading
Day 1 – Nairobi to Nakuru
Today we started our African adventure. We met at the Heron Hotel in Nairobi bright and early. We met our guide, driver, cook and our fellow African explorers. Unfortunately one of our fellow travellers had a case of food poisoning … Continue reading
Stellenbosch, Day 69 and 70
Wine has been produced in South Africa ever since the Dutch settlement here, more than 400 years ago. Then the French came as a result of being evicted from France during the Reformation, and they helped to perfect the art … Continue reading
Fish River Canyon, Day 66
If you were a geologist, Fish River Canyon would be your heaven. This place has been around for a long, long time. We may look into the canyon and say, ‘Nice view’. A geologist would see a story unfold and … Continue reading
Namib Desert Dunes, Day 65
I think this is the most scenic place on the entire trip. The dunes that are part of the oldest desert in the world are spectacular. This system of dunes is the largest in Africa and is 110 km wide … Continue reading
Posted in a) 14th Nov 2010 Absolute Safari on Shaggy, Denis
Tagged 110 km wide and nearly 120 km long., absolute africa, Acacia trees, african holiday, Dead Pan, Kalahari Desert., Namib Desert Dunes, orange river, Sand diving lizards and side winder snakes, Sossosvlei, This system of dunes is the largest in Africa, views of this spectacular dunes system
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Swakopmund, Day 61 to 64
This town is heavily influenced by its German past and only a few kilometres from the Tropic of Capricorn. A-frame buildings, German food, German drinks, German language and the occasional German tourist. The unusual thing is not its quaint German … Continue reading
Cape Cross Seal Colony, Day 60
We leave the Cheetah Park to make our way to Namibia’s Skeleton Coast. The drive to the coast is very scenic and the best drive day on the tour. You can spend hours taking in the scenery as it changes … Continue reading
Cheetah Park, Day 59
Namibia has one of the largest populations of cheetahs in all of Africa. Because of their population numbers they are found outside of the National Parks and come onto local farms and kill livestock. This upsets local farmers and they … Continue reading
Posted in a) 14th Nov 2010 Absolute Safari on Shaggy, Denis
Tagged absolute africa, African adventure, bakkies, Cheetah park, eat in peace or. . risk get yourself a cheetah love bite!, namibia, Namibian farmers may help sustain and even improve the genetic pool of wild cheetahs, National Parks
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