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 | Wild Dogs Playtime...?! Posted by Gary Smith on 22 December 2011 No comments yet It's always going to get interesting when wild dogs decide to 'play' with white rhinos. Last week guests at Savanna Private Game Reserve in South Afri...More |
 | Magnificent Table Mountain - One step closer to being one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature... Posted by GuestBlogger: The Mountain Goat on 18 November 2011 No comments yet There is one thing about Cape Tonians...they LOVE their mountain! This has clearly shown through in Table Mountain being voted in as one of the New7Wo...More |
 | Classic African Safari Sleepouts: Part 1 Posted by Gary Smith on 21 June 2011 No comments yet With the recent launch of The Malori sleepout deck at Tswalu Kalahari in South Africa's 'Green Kalahari' we felt inspired to uncover some of southern ...More |
 | The Savanna Pups are Growing Quickly! Posted by Gary Smith on 21 June 2011 No comments yet A few more pics from the Savanna den...More |
 | The Latest on the Savanna Pups Posted by Gary Smith on 9 June 2011 2 Comments have been made A small (but very cute!) selection of the latest pics of the Savanna Private Game Reserve wild dog pups...More |
 | Special Offer: The Best of Both Worlds - Tswalu Kalahari & Kensington Place Posted by Gary Smith on 1 June 2011 No comments yet Now having been extended until the end of September 2011, two of the most recognised names in South African luxury accommodation, Tswalu Kalahari in S...More |
 | Seriously up-close footage of a Tswalu lioness! Posted by Gary Smith on 25 May 2011 No comments yet While photographing lions at Tswalu Kalahari in the far northern Cape of South Africa for their new book project, professional photographers Roger and...More |
 | Wild Dog Pups (and more!) at Savanna Private Game Reserve Posted by Gary Smith on 20 May 2011 No comments yet It's certainly not every day that you get to witness tiny wild dog pups waddling around their den so when Savanna Private Game Reserve posted this awe...More |
 | London, New York, Sydney, Rome...nah, give me Cape Town! Posted by Gary Smith on 5 May 2011 No comments yet It's official! Cape Town has now been voted as the top destination in the world by TripAdvisor travellers. Edging out the likes of Sydney, spectacular...More |
 | Tswalu Kalahari Part 2: Get your !nabas fix in the Kalahari...?! Posted by Gary Smith on 16 March 2011 No comments yet Yep, that's right, it's almost !nabas season in the southern Kalahari and the excitement is starting to grow for what is expected to be a bumper coupl...More |
 | Tswalu Kalahari Part 1: Barefoot luxury in the 'Green Kalahari' Posted by Gary Smith on 10 March 2011 No comments yet In the far Northern Cape province of South Africa, a short distance from the Botswana border, lies a vast and unique private game reserve known as Tsw...More |
 | Meerkat pups at Tswalu Kalahari Posted by Gary Smith on 9 March 2011 3 Comments have been made Have you ever seen Meerkat pups before? Well,it's definitely worth taking a couple of minutes to check out this short video taken by the rangers at Ts...More |
 | History on your doorstep: Durban Township Tours Posted by Gary Smith on 3 March 2011 1 Comment has been made It's been said many times before (and a good few times throughout this website!) but there is no doubt that Africa is a complex, diverse and deeply fa...More |