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There is something quite surreal about sitting in a plane crossing the southern Indian Ocean, one of the roughest stretches of sea on our planet and knowing that in less than two weeks you are going to be boarding a Russian Ice Breaker to cross the exact same sea.  From the air it looks placid, [...]

Last full day in Livingstone, Zambia – The Smoke That Thunders and Dambwa Central Market On my last full day in Africa a part of our group decided to cross the border in to Zimbabwe to see a better side of Victoria Falls.  I decided to postpone doing this until I could return there with [...]

Leaving Botswana for Zambia on the final stop of our African journey. After packing up our camp on the banks of Chobe, the boys on the truck determined that we needed to stop in Kasane for a few last minute provisions before we crossed the border in to Zambia. During our trip in Africa, the [...]

On safari in Chobe Prior to sunrise we clambered out of our tents for two safaris in Chobe Game Reserve.  The first was by four wheel drive, open air land rover vehicles where our guide “Innocent” showed us through the park and its highlights including the tiny baby elephant looking for its mothers teats to [...]

Arriving in Chobe, Botswana Leaving Maun, we had a really long drive through the Botswanan countryside to get to Chobe National Park, a safari park with some of the highest concentrations of game in the whole of Africa.  We arrived at the Chobe Safari Park, a charming outpost on the edge of a village called [...]