South Africa Safari

Author: Peter

  • Travelling to Parts of Africa: Staying Safe

    Parts of Africa are very tourist friendly and you can have a perfectly safe, uneventful trip. Other parts are less safe, and these are the parts that might also be visited by professionals such as journalists and reporters who need to visit them to do their jobs. Travelling in these locations requires some knowledge and training so the people know how to keep themselves safe.

    Travel safety courses are a recommendation for people travelling in unsafe areas and for most journalists and reports, they are usually a prerequisite before going abroad. These kinds of courses should be paid for by companies sending employees to locations in Africa and, if people are self employed, they should be paid for by them as part of their professional investment and development. Courses teach practical skills and life lessons so people can stay safe while working in countries that have civil or political unrest.

  • Travel Courses for Businesses

    People regularly have to travel for work in many different types of businesses and in various industries. This might just be to another office, but even still, it will involve using transport systems in other countries, travelling by aeroplane, packing luggage, and eating and drinking. Depending on where offices are based, it may also mean spending time in big cities, or perhaps remote locations. All of these things can carry a level of risk for people who are travelling for business and it is the responsibility of the business to look after its employees. They may choose to send their staff who travel for their jobs on a business travel course. These are essential for people like reporters working in dangerous areas, but they can also be useful for anyone travelling for business, to any region and for any reason. Businesses must have risk assessments completed for all travel, and can account for any risks by sending employees on these courses.

  • Muizenberg Beach Holiday South Africa

    Muizenberg Beach Holiday South Africa

    Just where the Cape Peninsula curves to the east there is a small beach-side suburb of Cape Town, which is known for it’s white sandy beaches and breath taking views, more-so for it’s strong winds and great waves which attract hundreds or thousands of surfers each year.

    Muizenberg has a rich history, with a couple of main attractions to visit, such as the site of the 1795 battle, and the Rhodes Cottage Museum. Though more commonly known as “Surfers Corner” where the local community is centred around; it is considered to be the birthplace of surfing.

    The downside to Muizenberg is that it quiet most of the time and most of the tourists will be surfers, this however can be considered a plus for the romantics looking for a quiet get away without the crowds filling up the beaches.

    If you love sea views and don’t mind varying windy weather, as well as a great place to enjoy peace and quiet then Muizenberg is certainly worth considering as a place to go for a holiday.

  • Thrill-Seeking Adventures South Africa

    Thrill-Seeking Adventures South Africa

    For those thrill seekers looking for the perfect holiday destination to really open up with something extreme on land, in the air, or on the water, why not try South Africa.

    South Africa really does have loads to offer and with the right package and enough day’s/nights booked you can find most of what you are looking for and more.

    If your into White Water rafting South Africa has some of the most exhilarating and intense rapids to raft down. Places such as The Orange River through the Richtersveld which offers fast white water rapids through a mountainous terrain.

    Perhaps you like to take to the air and try some hand gliding, paragliding or even Sky Diving around the coastal regions of South Africa.

    Maybe you like to stay on land and love the idea of scaling a cliff and abseiling back down, or perhaps you prefer to do a little bungee jumping with a certified professional and get your thrills that way. You can even take a 4×4 tour with an experienced guide through the plains of South Africa and see the wildlife up close.

    Whatever your thrill South Africa is the place for you!

  • Born Free Safari Holidays

    Born Free Safari Holidays

    If your looking for a Safari Holiday that really takes you to some of the most spectacular places in Africa, and brings you right up close to wildlife, then a Born Free Safari Holiday is for you.

    You will travel with a group and be in safe hands with the trained and experienced guides to take you through a series of Game Lodges, National Reserves, and Game Sanctuary’s.

    Whats available on Safari:

    Experience the raw beauty of the Shaba National Reserve on a safari through the spectacular landscapes along side local wildlife.

    Go on a tour around the foot hills of Mount Kenya as you journey to the the famous Ol Pejeta Game Sanctuary located in the heart of the Laikipia plateau.

     

    See the breathtaking views of the Thompson Falls in the the Rift Valley.

    Experience all that Masai Mara National Reserve has to offer with it’s truly dramatic scenery.