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September 2010
"Recently returned from a Singita safari, Emma looks at what makes Singita Reserves and Lodges the very definition of a luxury African safari. "
By Emma Gass
March 2010
"There has been a lot of talk recently about whether or not to travel to Zimbabwe. Emma Gass gives her opinion on why there is no need to put off travel to Zimbabwe any longer."
By Emma Gass
February 2010
"Choosing the best time to travel to Africa can be complicated, but just because people talk about "the best time to travel", doesn't mean its the only time to travel. Emma Gass looks at some great African destinations during season's you wouldn't expect."
By Emma Gass
September 2009
"Vic Falls stands proud as the 'adventure capital of the world'. But what if your idea of fun doesn't involve throwing yourself off a bridge? Sandra Mallinson looks at other equally exhilarating activities."
By Sandra Mallinson
November 2008
"With so many national parks in Africa to choose from, what makes the Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia stand out from all the others? Leigh Kemp, a former guide, tells us his thoughts on this magnificent park."
By Leigh Kemp
October 2008
"Zimbabwe used to top the list of southern African safari destinations. Now, after years of turmoil, what can visitors expect from Zim's parks and reserves? Sandra Mallinson chats to 3 people on the ground."
By Sandra Mallinson
August 2008
"Searching for Africa's remotest places? Three Go2Africans, Dominic Chadbon, Leigh Kemp and Sandra Mallinson, look to Zambia, Tanzania and Uganda for safaris on roads less travelled."
By Dominic Chadbon, Leigh Kemp, Sandra Mallinson
December 2007
"Sometimes there's just nothing like an ice cold one, especially when it's downed in celebration of a day under Africa's open skies. A few Go2Africa travellers share their best brewed moments in the bush, up the mountain and on the water ... and the right beer for the job."
August 2007
""One weekend, that's not very long," I thought as I glanced at my itinerary. But that was before zipping over a gorge, riding an elephant and floating down the Zambezi."
By Sandra Mallinson
November 2006
"When Alison heard that she was about to go to Zimbabwe, she was excited but slightly apprehensive. It wasn't just the thought of doing a bungee jump that made her nervous - she didn't know what to expect from Zimbabwe itself..."
November 2006
"Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe is an icon of southern African conservation. In the midst of Zimbabwe's economic crisis in 2005, a terrible drought dried up the waterholes, and Hwange's animals died in their scores. Now the Save Hwange Trust is trying to prevent the disaster from happening again..."
February 2006
"One of the most exciting conservation initiatives in southern Africa is the development of Transfrontier Parks. Foremost among them is the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park..."
November 2005
"A huge river, an even bigger cliff, microlights, rafts, bungi cords and a whole lot of wildlife thrown in for good measure: this is the Victoria Falls. We'll help you choose your own adventure in the adventure capital of Africa."
Our team of writers is sent into the field to experience and report back on real adventures.
Our writers are never expected to wax lyrical about accommodation, tours or what they find out there if it's not up to scratch. Far more valuable to us are their real-life experiences and recommendations that put you straight into the picture.
All our writers have experience of travelling in Africa. Some have worked, and still work, as safari guides - and their birding, wildlife and knowledge of Africa's wilderness areas is wide-ranging and at your disposal in the form of the articles they write.
We value our writers' experiences and opinions and we rely on them to create a guide that's of interest and relevance to our readers and clients.
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