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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- 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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Days 17 & 18 Gorilla Time!
Next morning we changed our Big Yellow Truck for a motor boat for some of our journey. We crossed the lake before meeting the truck and continue to the town of Kisoro. In the afternoon most of us went on … Continue reading
Days 15 & 16 Chimpanzees & Lake Bunyoni
Another early start saw us heading out into the rainforest to go chimpanzee trekking. As our guide hacks us a path through the trees and bush, the scenery is gorgeous through the trees and bush. We were in luck as … Continue reading
Posted in e) 27th Feb 2013 Simba Sounds on Makako, Leanne
Tagged 29 islands, absolute africa, African adventure, banana and tea plantations, Bunyoni Overland Camp, Chimpanzees, community project, Kabale, Lake Bunyoni, traditional dug out canoe’s
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Days 10 & 11 Adrenalin packed days in Jinga
Another day of more activity. Some headed to the Soft Power voluntary project where they saw the great work Soft Power do in the area and gave a helping hand. While for others it was a continuation of the adrenaline. … Continue reading
Day 21 Nairobi (Our Last Day!)
It’s tents down for the last time!! We cooked ourselves a big last day breakfast before heading once again into The Mara where we saw hyena walking close by, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, gazelle and our beloved cheetah again! We were … Continue reading
Days 15 & 16 Kenya, Nakuru
Next morning it was goodbye Uganda and Jambo Kenya, our last country of the trip and what felt like the home run. But there was still plenty to come, with another week of wildlife experiences. The drive took us into … Continue reading
Day 7 Nyakhanazi – Kigali
We headed out of Tanzania and crossed into Rwanda – one of the most fascinating countries I’ve ever visited. Even the border crossing is scenic with a river and small waterfall which was gushing from the recent rains. In this, … Continue reading
Days 5 & 6 Grumeti-Mwanza-Nyakhanazi
We left the game parks and headed towards Mwanza. Stopping en-route for a ‘local lunch’ by the roadside allowed us to sample some of the local foods – ugali (maize meal), chips mayai (chips & egg), and goat and fish … Continue reading
Day 3 Ngorongoro – Serengeti
As if the previous night wasn’t wild enough, as we ate breakfast the next morning kites swooped down and took the toast right from our hands! We were all laughing at sharing our brekkie with the wildlife! Following breakfast we … Continue reading
Day 2 The Ngorongoro Crater
We were up and ready early and headed straight for one of the highlights of the trip, the Ngorongoro Crater. After winding up the hills in the truck to town, we met up with the 4×4 vehicles that took us … Continue reading
Days 26 Arusha – Nairobi
We say good bye to our friends who are heading back to Nairobi at the end of their safari and greet some new faces who were joining the group for the next part of the trip. It has been a … Continue reading