If you missed any of the first parts of this post, click the links below: Part I Part II Part III Continuing with our spotlight on our recent trip to Madagascar, here is Part IV of our itinerary, which focuses on the south of Madagascar: Day 11: Today we ventured inside of Isalo National Park … Read More
Road Trip to the South of Madagascar: A Culturally Enriching Experience
Today, we’re spotlighting the third portion of our recent trip to Madagascar. If you missed Part I or Part II of this post, click the links below: Part I Part II Below is the third part of our Madagascar itinerary: Day 6: Today we flew back to Antananarivo and enjoyed a relaxing afternoon by the … Read More
Lemur Island, Snorkeling Paradise, & Untouched Beaches: Nosy Be, Madagascar
This past Tuesday we spotlighted the first portion of the itinerary for our recent trip to Madagascar. Today, we will be spotlighting the second part of our trip, which took us to the island of Nosy Be, which lays right off the northwest coast of Madagascar. If you missed part I of this post, click … Read More
Exotic Adventures in Diego Suarez, Madagascar: Itinerary Spotlight
Image above of Sugar Mountain in one of Diego’s bays. We just returned from a 14-day adventure in Madagascar and are thrilled to share with you the beauty of this extraordinary country! Located off the southeast coast of the African continent, Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world, but by far the most … Read More
Spotlight on Chitabe Camp
On a beautiful island, southeast of the Okavango Delta, in Botswana, you will find Chitabe Camp, situated in a private concession area. The Chitabe Concession covers 28,000 hectares (1 hectare is the equivalent of approximately 2.47 acres) of pristine, Okavango Delta wilderness. It borders the Moremi Game Reserve and is nuzzled between two main rivers, … Read More
Your Guide to the City of Windhoek
The Euros Mountains in the north and the Auas Mountains in the south border the beautiful valley city of Windhoek. It is both the capital of Namibia, as well as its largest city. Situated in a semi-arid climactic region, Windhoek’s days are mostly warm, with hot days during the summer months, but cool nights. (The … Read More
Your Guide to Eating Out, In, & Around Cape Town: Part VII
Guest post by Cape Fusion Tour Guide, Pam McOnie This section aims to be an update of new restaurants that I have tried or want to try in Cape Town and the surrounding wine regions. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list—merely a list of what looks really exciting for this season. … Read More
A Taste of Cape Winelands: A Vineyard Guide: Part VIII
Guest post by Cape Town and Cape Winelands guide, Pam McOnie Pam McOnie, one of our amazing Cape Town guides, discusses another region of Stellenbosch, the Botterlary Ward, sharing detailed information about some of her favorite vineyards in this area. This is part VIII of her guest blog series, A Taste of Cape Winelands: … Read More
A Visual Packing Guide for Your African Safari Vacation
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Take a Virtual Botswana Safari
Celebrated for its rich landscape and plentiful wildlife, Botswana is a top contender for the best safari destination. Below, I’ve listed some of the top reasons why I love Botswana (in no particular order), and I’ve also shared some photographs of a trip to Botswana that I took last year: Reason 1: Exceptional accommodations: Some … Read More