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La Digue is the fourth largest granitic island of Seychelles after Mahé, Praslin and Silhouette Island. It only covers an area of 10km squared and it is very easy to get around and explore by bicycle. It is the third most populated island in the Seychelles with a population of 2800 people. Most of the community …
Praslin is the second-largest island in the Seychelles and was once a hideaway for Arab merchants and pirates. Today there are fewer pirates around and Praslin is known as one of the best islands in the Seychelles to visit for a beach holiday. It is covered in forest and beautiful beaches and is a short …
Mahe is the main island of the Seychelles and sits about 1000 miles off the east coast of Kenya, in the middle of the Indian Ocean. The Seychelles archipelago consists of some 155 islands and the islands were uninhabited for a long time outside of the odd gang of pirates. Mahe wasn’t truly inhabited until …
Amboseli National Park is one of Kenya’s most famous wildlife refuges. It sits in south-central Kenya near the Tanzanian border and is famous for the stunning backdrop of Mt Kilimanjaro looking down upon its plains. It is a very popular safari destination in Kenya and that is thanks to the spectacular views and the park’s …
The Bale Mountains National Park is set on a stunning afro-montane mountain range a day’s drive south of Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa. It is home to a large array of endemic species, stunning views, diverse habitats as well as Ethiopian culture. It is truly a naturalist’s dream. There is a lot to experience in the …
Mt Elgon is a beautiful national park and is home to a huge array of wildlife as well as indigenous flora and fauna. The dramatic changes of altitude combined with the unpredictable rainfall have created distinct vegetation zones that are clearly visible as you climb up the mountain. The Kitum cave is found in Mount …
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Hell’s Gate National Park is unique in the fact that you can enter without a car and a guide. This allows you to get really up close and personal with the wildlife and the preferred mode of transport around the park is by bicycle. Just imagine standing in the African savannah surrounded by a herd …
The Caribbean has some of the best waves in the world and has been climbing in popularity in the last few years. There are more than 7000 Caribbean islands with the Atlantic and Caribbean swell right there, how could it not have great waves. The Caribbean is very popular with surfers from Canada and the …
Fear of flying, sometimes referred to as ‘aerophobia’, is extremely common in men and women of all ages, from all corners of the earth. Every single day, people from all over the world, jump on airplanes and journey hundreds and thousands of miles in a matter of hours. Despite air travel being such an important …
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You do not have to be a member of the Polar Bear Club to participate in the renewed interest in winter camping that is happening globally. Winter camping is just what it sounds like; camping in the cold, rain, and/or snow. It may sound counterintuitive, but it works well for many people. Exactly what kind …
