Safari Insights
Tobias from Germany Exploring Cape Town
Week 19 (14th – 20th of June) We are now in the second week of the World Cup 2010 tournament
24 June 2010
Week 19 (14th – 20th of June) We are now in the second week of the World Cup 2010 tournament
Air Madagascar managed to lose my fishing rods and Evan’s stands and tripod, but otherwise, the flights were fine –
In March of 2010 I was leading a tour through Namibia. One of our destinations was to be Ruacana Falls…I
Madagascar the world’s oldest and fourth-largest island is as diverse as the heavens are infinite and geographically diverse as it
Lesotho, the Kingdom in the Sky, is a land for explorers, photographers, writer, historians and dinosaur hunters. It’s not quite
This is our final part of the Zimbabwe questions & answers section … We hope you have been enjoying all
My trip to South Africa starts with the spontaneous question to Tobias: What do you think of me visiting you
Safaris clients become real explorers with nature & animals on safaris… finding what they think are new animals & bugs
I can’t decide – was the pork from Nobu (the ONE AND ONLY restaurant) or was the Thai curry from
My blog is about my experiences in Cape Town as well as those as an intern with JENMAN African Safaris.
Here is to all of you who want to surprise their better halves with something special! Just before New Years’
Source: Leila Samodien, Weekend Argus, 23rd of January 2010 You’re alone in the middle of a vast expanse of dark
By Mark Kinver : Science and environment reporter, BBC News The ancestors of the current mammals found on the island
16th Sept and I’m off with Virgin to Joburg then by hire car to Kuruman where I met Ikey (in
As a way of introducing myself, I have traveled to 90 countries, most of them multiple times. My wife has
John Maytham is one of Cape Towns’ local celebrities; hosting talk shows on a local radio station named “567 Cape
I settle myself in a chair under one of the few lights … My feet are off the sand and
I am an intern for JENMAN African Safaris and I decided that it was about time to go Kayaking in
Is how our good friend Brian Georgeson described out planned climb of Kasteel Buttress in his usual brief style. Well,
We thought that this week we would share some funny safari stories from some recent tours. Below are two funny
On the recommendation of a neighbour, we booked a 3 week Northern Experience Safari with JENMAN African Safaris. We spent 3
Recently, Bart (from Boston, USA) returned from a Tanzania and Zanzibar Experience – our Northern Circuit Camping Tanzania safari… he
Inspired by Table Mountain’s possible status as one of the world’s new seven natural wonders, Gary Hirson decides to scramble
Whilst staying at a hostel in Windhoek on our Namibia 4×4 safari, I managed to hire a Bakkie with long
Zanzibar is still the best-kept secret in the Indian Ocean, with fascinating history and magnificent beaches. An archipelago made up
Mozambique Adventures by Chuggy Charles! I got up early (like 4:30am) to get a lift from the shuttle bus… I
Gill Charlton visits the island that inspired an animated Hollywood Blockbuster – and finds the lemurs ever bit as sassy
Once a year Franschhoek (near Cape Town) hosts the annual cheese and wine festival on one of the magnificent wine
So, we crossed the border and stayed at Shoestrings hostel in Victoria Falls… nice place though pretty empty (we’re in