Audley Traveler blog

Wildlife encounters with South Africa’s two Big Fives

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Christopher and Rosemarie traveled with us in September last year. Read the account of their trip to South Africa, where they saw whales in Walkers Bay, tasted wine in the vineyards of Franschhoek and traveled by rail through the stunning vistas of the Western Cape.
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Discovering Namibia

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Audley client Henry and his wife Rebecca embarked on their dream trip to Namibia where they were captivated by giraffe, lion, and vast canyons.
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Marveling at the wildlife in Tanzania

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Hannah and Becky Bound traveled to Tanzania with Audley for the trip of a lifetime to Selous Riverside Safari Camp.
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10 Questions for Kevin Mlay

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Tanzanian guide Kevin Mlay tells us why the Spanish are best at Swahili, the etiquette for drying your underwear and the correct accompaniment for cooked bananas.
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Walking on the Wild Side

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As Zambia celebrates 50 years of independence, Brian Jackman explains why a safari through this wild, utterly unspoilt country is Africa as it used to be.
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Your Safari Questions Answered

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Going on an African safari vacation is a wonderful experience but will it be right for you? Our experienced Africa team list a number of important considerations for you to ponder, as well as answering questions clients typically ask them.
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Audley's elephant goes back to the wild

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Our Africa product manager Will has recently returned from a visit to the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust just outside Nairobi in Kenya. While there he caught up with little Lemoyian, our sponsored baby elephant, who is about to be reintroduced into the wild.
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The greatest show on earth: Africa's great wildebeest migration

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Our East Africa team explain why the migration of wildebeest around the Serengeti and Masai Mara is one of the world’s great wildlife spectacles, and how you can plan your safari to include it.
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Matopos in Zimbabwe: home of the three Rs

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Zimbabwe specialists Emma and Tara have just returned from a fact-finding trip to this much underrated safari destination. Visiting the ancient landscape scenery of Matobo National Park, Emma describes her encounter with the three Rs: rhinos, rock art and the grave of Cecil Rhodes.
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Masai Mara in Pictures

Kenya has for decades been the home of the safari and it is easy to see why as it contains arguably the most famous wildlife reserve in the world — the iconic Masai Mara.
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