Follow the Great Namibian Escape and stand a chance to win a hamper of Namibian goodies! Our own Sean Messham heads up to amazing southern Namibia from 4-10 April on his Great Escape and by following this campaign before he leaves you will experience what’s in store for him and stand a chance to win …

Where am I?
A holiday maker laps up the sun on the second largest island of a five-island archipelago. This slice of paradise was one of the few places that was safe to visit during the final years of this country’s protracted civil war. As the photograph suggests, it is everything that an Indian Ocean island should be. White, palm-lined beaches give way to superb diving …

Where am I?
Visitors to this sleepy town in North Africa are greeted by the remains of an enormous amphitheatre rising from the desert sands. Photo © Ali Afghah Second in size only to the Colosseum in Rome, it was built in the third century AD by the Romans during their 600-year occupation of this part of the continent. The …

Where am I?
Like a scene from Dante’s ‘Inferno’, this low-lying geological phenomenon in the Horn of Africa experiences hellish conditions. Photo © Jean Filippo Temperatures reach 55 °C, rainfall is scant and its floor is seismically unstable, with pools of sulphur-laden water that evaporates and cools to reveal salts of every hue and shape. In addition, the earth’s crust is so thin …

Where am I?
When you drive across the arid, undulating plains of one of southern Africa’s least populated countries, little warning is given of the dramatic fissure that scars its face. Here ancient cliffs in shades of purple, lilac and gold drop vertiginously to a winding river, which in the hot summer dries up to form still pools. Everything about the chasm is impressive: it is 161 …

Where am I?
The North African village of Douiret, carved into a kilometre-long stretch of mountainside, once housed a thriving Berber community and its fortified granaries, called ksour. Today, the village is almost abandoned, with just a handful of houses still inhabited and, from a distance, the only sign of its existence is the simple white mosque that still stands at its …

Cape Town trumps New York as Favourite City Worldwide
Hands down. Cape Town is the best city in the world. Us Capetonians may have known it for a long time – a smug, contented smile on our face as we wake up to that blue, blue sky and jaw-drop mountain. We are reminded of this city’s beauty every. single. day. Photo © Henry …

Where am I?
Emerald rice fields lie on the outskirts of the capital of this Indian Ocean island state. Photo © Gerald Cubitt, Evocative Africa The grain is the prime food of the islanders, who each consume some 100 kilograms of it every year. An aura of mystery shrouds the country, engendered by the complex beliefs and customs …

10 most ‘liked’ wildlife photos from our readers
In our last issue of Safari we asked you to send us your best wildlife photographs from Africa. We received hundreds of entrants, wittled it down to three winners, and were left with a Facebook album of wildlife eye-candy. Here are the ten photographs you ‘liked’ the most: 1. Taken in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, …

Win! A 6-night holiday to Vic Falls & the Chobe River!
COMPETITION WIN! A 6-NIGHT HOLIDAY FOR 2 PEOPLE TO VICTORIA FALLS & THE CHOBE RIVER The prize includes 3 nights (2 ppl sharing, all meals and selected drinks included) at The Stanley and Livingstone, an elegant boutique hotel situated on the 6000-acre Victoria Falls Private Game Reserve. Followed by three nights (2 ppl sharing, all …
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Augrabies, The Fish River Canyon and a birthday surprise
29 May, 2013
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Aerial photos of Kaokoland, northwest Namibia
27 May, 2013
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Early winter visit to Limpopo-Lipadi Private Game Reserve
27 May, 2013
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Reflecting back on my journey through Southern Africa
22 May, 2013
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End of Chapter One
10 June, 2013
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Dragons made for walking – Southern Drakensberg, KwaZulu-Natal
14 June, 2013
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End of Chapter One
10 June, 2013
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Magical Malawi
9 June, 2013
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A theatre made of stone – Northern Drakensberg, KwaZulu-Natal
6 June, 2013
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Why You Should Visit Franschhoek
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