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South Africa´s safari menu is great for families

  Unsplash   The Rainbow Nation is home to 42 public and private game reserves, including Africa's largest, Kruger National Park. There are three options in particular which are particularly kid-friendly: Pilanesberg National Park - arguably the safest safari option out there. it's also very affordable. The accommodation is fenced-in, and there are many amenities for children since most visitors are families with kids. There’s no sense of wilderness as in more common safari locations, but…

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9 of Cape Town's most photographable spots

  Stephanjvv   The "Mother City" is a photographer's dream, offering an seemingly endless supply of impressive landscapes and cityscapes making it the perfect place to practice and hone your photography skills, whether your're a beginner or a pro. And needless to say, Instagram ❤ Cape Town! Here are nine terrific examples.   read post  

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South Africa in '8 Top Golf Destinations for Families'

South African TourismIf dad (and/or mom) want to combine a family vacation with some great golfing, there are a few destinations which offer both top-notch links and a wide menu of other attractions that will appeal to the kids. So everybody's happy - after all, shouldn't that be the whole point of traveling as a family? Here among hundreds of choices across the world I offer you eight of my favorites where family travel dovetails nicely with golf travel - see if you agree, and if you think…

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  • Have you seen this blog about the disappearing rhinos? http://www.tripatini.com/profiles/blogs/africa-talks-by-shaza-holid...
  • Hello everyone!

     

    Zipping Zebra is backed by a well established tour operator in the wonderful seaside village of Hout Bay, Cape Town. We draw on their extensive network and very competitive rates – making sure you get to see and experience the best southern Africa has to offer! We focus on providing great service with individual attention to detail. Do you want child-friendly accommodation for your children, romantic suites for you and your significant other or your own private villa perhaps? The wishes of every traveler are unique, pretty much like the stripes on a zebra’s back. That’s why we believe there is only one proper way to explore the region: yours!

     

    Please contact us by e-mail:

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  • SA tourism in conjunction with EcoTraining just finished a media tour with 8 international journalists focusing on sustainable tourism and as part of “The green product” tour. The journalists represented 6 countries and experienced the EcoTraining Makuleke camp in the private Makuleke concession in the Kruger National park.  We will do this tour again next year – For more information please contact Corne at marketing@ecotraining.co.za 9012277458?profile=original

  • Hi Nayaz,

    There aren't any flights between Nelspruit and Hluhluwe. Your best bet will be to fly from Nelspruit to Durban and then travel by road to Hluhluwe. Driving time is about 3 and half hours.

  • Hi,

    Could anyone advise me if there are any flights from Nelspruit to Hluhluwe?
    what is the best way to get there?
    thanks
    Nayaz
  • Hg2's Keith Bain checks in to Old Mac Daddy, which proves style is found in the most unexpected of places; http://tinyurl.com/37khc2w
  • South Africa got a shout-out recently on the Tripatini blog's Africa Safaris 101: The Game's Afoot.
  • Voom voom! Hg2's Keith Bain gets the lowdown on Club Voom Voom, Cape Town's newest nocturnal hotspot; http://tinyurl.com/2uoqkzd
  • PLEASE CLICK HERE to help a Tripatini member with a question about South Africans and skiing. Ngiyabonga/Dankie/Thanks!
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