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discovergroup (35)in #travel • 6 years ago
What to expect on a visit to Durban-South Africa
Durban is South Africa’s third largest city and unofficially recognised as its most easy-going. Miles of city beachfront and a warm Indian Ocean have created a relaxed, surfing…
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discovergroup (35)in #travel • 6 years ago
Why You Should Visit the Kruger National Park in South Africa
Extending over a mind-boggling 19,485 km², the Kruger National Park is one of Africa’s largest and most iconic safari destinations, comparable in area to Wales or the state of…
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discovergroup (35)in #botswana • 6 years ago
A short guide to Mashatu Game Reserve
The little corner of Botswana known as the Tuli Block is sandwiched between Zimbabwe and South Africa’s UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mapungubwe National Park. In the Northern…
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discovergroup (35)in #uganda • 6 years ago
Travel tips: Hiking Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
In Uganda’s southwestern corner, the lush, mountainous forest of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest conserves the country’s most alluring natural asset: around 400 mountain gorillas, or…
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discovergroup (35)in #botswana • 6 years ago
Tigerfishing on the Chobe River
People have been flocking to the banks of the Chobe River to fly-fish in the incredible waters for such a long time, it’s no wonder this is one of the best experiences to be had…
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discovergroup (35)in #tanzania • 6 years ago
Our most frequently asked questions about the Serengeti calving season
The southern plains of the Serengeti turn green after the November rains, and fresh grazing is just what the wildebeest need for their energy-demanding calving season: several…
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discovergroup (35)in #botswana • 6 years ago
Botswana-Home to Africa's Last Eden
Botswana is completely landlocked, with no beaches or access to the sea. It doesn’t even have very many rivers or permanent water sources, but in the Okavango Delta it has what…
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discovergroup (35)in #solotravel • 6 years ago
Solo Travel Through South Africa
Most parts of South Africa are suited to solo travel. Locals are very friendly, and will often go out of their way to make single travellers feel at home. Cape Town in particular…
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discovergroup (35)in #botswana • 6 years ago
A short guide to Botswana's green season
The annual green season takes place between late-October to March/April each year and is called such due to the high levels of rainfall the region experiences. These rains are…
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discovergroup (35)in #south • 7 years ago
Three of the best family-friendly safari lodges in Timbavati
“Travel, and the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of the experience.” —Francis Bacon Timbavati is a 530-square-kilometre private reserve created…
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discovergroup (35)in #south • 7 years ago
Lodge Review | Lion Sands Tinga Lodge, South Africa
Lion Sands Tinga Lodge forms part of the world renowned private reserve of Sabi Sands in the south of Kruger National Park, which means first-class luxury, excellent wildlife…
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discovergroup (35)in #south • 7 years ago
WATCH: Namibia vs Botswana
It doesn't have to be either/or but take a look at the differences between Namibia and Botswana that may just change your mind about your dream safari in Africa. The huge…
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discovergroup (35)in #namibia • 7 years ago
Top 10 things to do in Namibia
Namibia's scenery and sights are as astonishing as they are varied, ranging from the Namib; the world's oldest desert- a vast and beautiful wilderness that covers much of the…
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discovergroup (35)in #kilimanjaro • 7 years ago
How to prepare for Kilimanjaro
If you really look at it, Kilimanjaro is a multi-day hike at altitude, although it remains challenging and shouldn't be underestimated. To get fit for Kilimanjaro on your…
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discovergroup (35)in #tanzania • 7 years ago
Five historical and cultural places to visit on your trip to Tanzania
Tanzania in East Africa is a country with a lot to offer not only in the form of majestic wildlife, savannahs and beaches as well as historical locations well worth a visit. The…
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discovergroup (35)in #tanzania • 7 years ago
WATCH: Tanzania vs. Rwanda
While Tanzania unquestionably has a far more extensive and diverse safari offering, it does not have mountain gorillas! With semi-habituated chimpanzees in the beautiful Nyungwe…
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discovergroup (35)in #namibia • 7 years ago
# Eight Things You Didn't Know About Namibia
Are you wondering what the big fuss is around Namibia and considering visiting the country? If that’s the case, then we’ve put together a list of facts you should know before…
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discovergroup (35)in #south • 7 years ago
Travel Tips: 12 hours in Port Elizabeth
Whether you’re coming from the stunning Garden Route , or heading for the nearest city from the Addo Elephant National Park or the starkly beautiful Karoo, chances are you’ll…
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discovergroup (35)in #south • 7 years ago
Four fantasy forests to explore in South Africa
Afromontane forests cover less than 0,50% of South Africa’s land area and are concentrated in areas that receive plenty of rainfall and lie near coastal regions of the country.…
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discovergroup (35)in #south • 7 years ago
A short guide to Addo Elephant National Park
Conveniently located an hour from the city of Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa, Addo Elephant National Park should not be missed on a safari in South…
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