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June 2008
"Are there any wildlife destinations left in southern Africa where you won't be surrounded by packs of cars and confronted by a luxury lodge around every manicured corner? Go2Africa travel writer, Dominic Chadbon, had his doubts before he gritted his teeth and went on a winter camping safari to a remote slice of the Kalahari in Botswana - and found that not only can camping be ridiculously comfortable but that he also has a question for you."
By Dominic Chadbon
June 2008
"Families are tricky things: just when you think you know yours, you discover something new - amusing often, startling perhaps, shocking at times but always new. Dominic Chadbon, a Go2Africa travel writer, took his family on safari to the Kalahari and was duly surprised."
By Dominic Chadbon
May 2008
"You might think that history is, well, history, but Dominic Chadbon, a G02Africa travel writer, took a tour around KwaZulu Natal's evocative 19th century battlefields and found that although the smell of gunpowder has long dispersed, the sites resonate with imagery and emotion - and for some, the battles continue."
By Dominic Chadbon
May 2008
"With so much to do on the Garden Route, you have to stop and refuel sometimes. Emma Gass, a Go2Africa travel writer, describes some of the best places to eat in this foodie destination."
By Emma Gass
April 2008
"The Great Wildebeest Migration of East Africa is arguably the most dramatic wildlife spectacle in Africa - and also one of the most misunderstood. Leigh Kemp examines some of the questions asked about the migration ...."
By Leigh Kemp
April 2008
"The Pilanesberg Game Reserve is a great game viewing destination close to Sun City and Johannesburg in South Africa. Rebecca Shelmerdine spent a few days looking at game in the area and was lucky enough to see big game up close. "
By Rebecca Shelmerdine
April 2008
"The Pilanesberg Game Reserve is in a beautiful South African location with great game viewing opportunities, making it an ideal honeymoon destination. Rebecca Shelmerdine spent a few days there to experience the romantic side of safaris..."
By Rebecca Shelmerdine
April 2008
"Can 'eco' and luxury go hand in hand? While visiting the Bazaruto Archipelago, Sandra Mallinson chats to Christopher Bettany, the owner of a new luxurious retreat, about their involvement in local community development and conservation programmes. "
By Sandra Mallinson
April 2008
"The Garden Route is where fun activities, amazing creatures and good food are enjoyed in beautiful surroundings. Recently returned from the area, Emma Gass explains how to make the most of your trip to the Garden Route."
By Emma Gass
April 2008
"Africa is a continent of natural wonders, all unique in their own way, but occasionally comes a place that surpasses all others in sheer drama ...... one such place is the Mahale Mountains ..."
By Leigh Kemp
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