African safari vacation secrets revealed

African wildlife safari vacations in Southern Africa are one of the most rewarding and safe travel options available in our un-settled world.

Ranger guided tailor-made African overland camping safaris are an affordable and exciting form of travel allowing passengers to customize their tour, to suit their budget, time and interests.

The secret is in finding a professional Free-lance Ranger Guide (About a dozen only, in the whole of Africa). By cutting out the middleman and the travel agencies, you can save up to 40% on your African safari tour. The most important thing is to make sure that all the essential things associated with the safari are included in the quoted price: ground transportation, accommodation, meals, excursions, Ranger guide service and transfers.

With 25 years experience and passion in doing Ranger guided African safaris. Gateway Africa Safaris would be one of the highly recommended places to look for advice. Let their Ranger guides help you plan your safari, you will be pleasantly surprised by their knowledge and professionalism.

Wildlife safaris in Africa with your own personal Ranger guide is both intriguing and humbling, created by the beautiful balance between the wildlife, the landscapes and cultures, with-out compromising on that some-thing truelly unique.
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Affordable African Safaris - Best Affordable Southern African Travel.

 Africa Safaris - Best Affordable Southern African Adventure Travel.

Africa is a continent made for adventure travel, and offers some unique safaris for enthusiastic travelers. In order to make proper plans, one should also find out about the best safaris offered by the continent. The best safaris normally offer wildlife sightseeing in their untamed surroundings. Some of the best regions for African safari tour, Namibia, Botswana, South Africa.

Botswana boosts famous national parks as, Chobe National Park, Moremi Game Reserve, Okavango Delta, Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, Central Kalahari Game Reserve and Linyanti Game Reserve. Chobe National Park is the third-largest game park in the country, and is famous for its huge herds of elephant and buffalo.

The Chobe River borders the park, and a traveler can undertake game viewing by boat and spot hundreds of huge animals coming down to drink at the river in the dry season. The Central Kalahari Game Reserve is one of the largest reserves in the world.

Namibia offers totally different and unique safari experience from the other wildlife countries. The diversity of Namibia made it one of the best safari destinations. With spectacular desert scenery, savannah and sub-tropical regions, colorful local culture and fascinating wildlife.

Major wildlife parks in the country are the Namib-Naukluft National Park, Skeleton Coast, Fish River Canyon Park, and Etosha National Park, which is home to thousands of springboks, gemsboks, wildebeests, elephants, lions, cheetahs and giraffes. Namibia has the distinction of not only having the highest dunes in the world, but also the second largest canyon.

Due to the very low human density in Namibia, it is considered as the safest safari tour destination in Africa.

South Africa is home to the continents most famous wildlife reserve, Kruger National Park, along with other popular game parks like Pilanesburg National Park, Hluhluwe and Umfolozi Game Reserves, and Kalahari Gemsbok National Park. The Kruger National Park is South Africa's largest and most famous wild-animal reserve, and contains more species of wildlife than any other game reserve in Africa.

In order to make your African safari trips memorable, it is imperative to plan ahead. Knowledge about the best safaris in the continent would certainly help a traveler visiting the famous wildlife parks.
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African Safari Adventures and Namibia Tours with Gateway Africa Safaris

This page is dedicated to our wonderful friends, who has come to Africa as guests and left as friends. We wish to share some of these magical memories with you.

This year started all peaceful, then the "Boozy Brits Safari, Bill, Liz, David and Margie", arrived. Below is a little bit of their story.

"I hope you, the Condor and Turtle have made it safely back to Cape Town now and you can put the Boozy Brit tour behind you and have a least a few days 'down time'.

I hope you'll understand that that's not quite how we feel here - we'd give just about anything to be back on the road and travelling again.

I do want to thank you so very much for three very magical weeks of our Namibia tour - the best we can remember in so very long - its hard to pick out just a couple of highlights to tell people before they glaze over - Bills lightening strike is usually quite high on the list and seems to wake them up for a few minutes, as does me sleeping out under the stars (for some reason that makes friends laugh), the rebellion at Seeheim or perhaps the lion at Etosha. So many adventures came and went so quickly but will be re-lived many times over.

Arrived back to a UK gripped by security - we had to go through full check in procedures to get on the Newcastle flight and I finally had to give up our Mrs Ball's chutney we got at Jo/burgh - just as well we didn't bring any wine back because we'd have had to give it away to a stranger (yea right!) - hope you enjoyed it!! "

"Gateway Africa Safaris will give you a unique and informative African experience filled with fun and adventure that is affordable and comfortable with no hidden cost." http://www.gateway-africa.com/
  Author: Christian Fourie on Google+