Are Droves of Tourists Ruining Your Vacations?

November 14, 2013By Sandy Salle

Image above taken from Flickr.com As tourism numbers increase across the globe, travelers are finding greater and easier access to some of the top items on their bucket lists. These days, it’s easy to book flights to any hot destination in the world, snap a few pictures and move on to the next best thing. … Read More

Not Your Typical All-Inclusive Experience

November 5, 2013By Sandy Salle

Image above of a room at the Grootbos Private Nature Reserve villa. When many discerning travelers envision a luxury vacation they often don’t think of all-inclusives. For them, all-inclusives are synonymous with budget cruise lines, touristy resorts, cheap accommodations, and bad food. To the surprise of many luxury travelers, most of the top-end accommodations in … Read More

4 Tips for Planning a Seamless Multi-Generational Safari Vacation

October 29, 2013By Sandy Salle

Photograph above taken by Olwen Evans Planning a multi-generational trip to Africa can seem like a tremendous project to take on by yourself. Because there are different generations of individuals involved, you’re bound to come across disagreements in terms of what activities and accommodations to add to the itinerary, as well as which countries to … Read More

Watching Mother Nature in Action at Singita Pamushana

October 17, 2013By Sandy Salle

Image above taken by Adam Reis In case you missed part I of my adventures at Singita Pamushana, click here. See below for part II of my adventures from a recent trip to Zimbabwe’s Singita Pamushana: Today (this would be day 3 of our trip) we embarked on yet another exciting game drive, coming across … Read More

10 Heart-Pumping Activities in Africa for Travelers Who Love Fitness

October 3, 2013By Sandy Salle

Picture above from our recent client, Allison Cimaglia Holly Do your hobbies consist of training for triathlons, kayaking, hiking, yoga, barre, and / or cycling? If so, a trip to Africa is right up your alley! Since southern and eastern Africa are primarily composed of natural spaces for hundreds of miles, visitors can enjoy a wide … Read More

What To Expect on a Gorilla Trekking Safari in Central Africa

October 1, 2013By Sandy Salle

Image above taken by our client, Gray Cornwell Gorilla trekking. It’s something that’s on pretty much everyone’s bucket list, and for good reason! As someone who has been to both Rwanda and Uganda for gorilla trekking safaris, I can assure you that these treks are some of the most inspirational and emotional experiences I’ve ever … Read More