Africa

8 Incredible Off the Beaten Path Wildlife Parks

We hope you still have room on your bucket list for are eight of the most incredible Off the Beaten Path Wildlife Parks in the world.  “These parks are in some instances as endangered as the animals and flora/fauna they harbor,” said Josh Cohen, Wild Planet Adventures company director. His company, founded in 1991, supports wild and remote places where travelers can fulfill lifetime dreams of seeing rare and endangered species in natural habitats. 1) Bokeo Nature [...]

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Posted by CWAdmin - April 11, 2013 at 4:05 pm

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Cape Town, South Africa’s Crown Jewel

We learned and experienced so much during our two months in Southern Africa.  For starters, although Apartheid has long been abolished, there is still a distinct class structure.  A majority of blacks are mostly involved in the blue-collar work and actually wear blue coveralls to designate their work station.  For example, general labors working on roads or in most towns and cities all wore blue coveralls as they went about their jobs.  However, we did [...]

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Posted by Michael Cooney, Chief Explorer - March 28, 2012 at 12:57 am

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Tsitsikamma National Park, South Africa

Tsitsikamma takes its name from the Khoisan phrase for “place of abundant water”. Its National Park is Africa’s oldest and largest marine reserve and one of the largest Marine Protected Areas in the world, making it an integral area of marine fauna and flora conservation in South Africa. There are a number of exciting activities in the region and plenty for the curious traveler to see. Enjoy walks and hikes through the extraordinary forests and [...]

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Posted by Michael Cooney, Chief Explorer - January 5, 2012 at 9:38 am

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South Africa, Uniquely Diverse

South African Landscape South Africa’s diversity of people, cultures and animals, and the never-ending, ever-changing landscape, are only a few of the highlights that make it a bucket-list favorite for any serious traveler.  Many parts of South Africa look like regions in the western U.S., while others are unique from any place we’ve ever been.  Mountains, plains, savannahs, bush, deserts, forests, expansive valleys, rugged coasts and pristine beaches are just some of the natural wonders [...]

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Posted by Michael Cooney, Chief Explorer - September 28, 2011 at 12:56 am

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Southern Africa

Southern Africa, Much to See Traditonal Swazi Dance Swaziland is an absolute monarchy complete with King, yet interacts freely and openly with democracies around the world.  The country has the highest incidence of AIDS in the world, yet its citizens generally seem happy and easygoing.  Swaziland’s rural areas are vast with beautiful sweeping vistas, yet the cities and towns are crowded and chaotic.  In addition, the country has a population of approximately 1.1 million people, and [...]

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Posted by Michael Cooney, Chief Explorer -  at 12:54 am

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Bulembu, Swaziland

Bulembu, a Community with a Heart the Size of Swaziland Budget Buster We knew we were going to need our own transportation to see the rest of South Africa and Swaziland, but were not sure where to find it.  Fortunately there was a travel agency in the small shopping center in Phalaborwa, so it seemed like a good place to start.  The travel agent practically laughed in my face when I told her we wanted [...]

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