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The Kruger National Park and is adjoining private game reserves, in Southern Africa, is a premier safari destination with luxurious and stylish safari lodges that will fulfil the needs of both the seasoned safari connoisseur and the first time wildlife visitor.

Cape Town; A cosmopolitan relaxing yet also a vibrantly entertaining town, perfect for a few days at the start or end of a luxury African safari holiday.

Botswana is one of Africa's prime safari destinations with its superb range of wildlife and diverse habitats including the Okavango Delta, the World's largest inland delta - a lush green oasis in a dry land.

The Kafue National Park is similar in size to Wales, and is the largest park in Zambia.

The topography in Namibia varies from ragged unforgiving coastline that eventually gives way to plateaus and mountain ranges. Essentially Namibia is a desert nation made up of four distinct geographical areas which possess individual attributes.

Zambia; the land of the traditional and remote African walking safari, earth's biggest waterfall; Victoria Falls, the wide Zambezi River, South and North Luangwa valleys and the more remote Kafue with breath-taking rivers, natural hot springs and wetlands.

Along the southern cape coast of South Africa there is an exceptional scenic route known as the Garden Route. From cosmopolitan Cape Town at the western end all the way to Port Elizabeth in the east this is a voyage of discovery dotted with small towns, scenic views, wildlife nature reserves and welcoming boutique hotels and guest houses.

A Safari in South Africa is an eclectic trip that can include heading out on safari from a very comfortable safari lodge or camp perhaps in the Kruger, Madikwe or Kwandwe safari locations, after spotting the big five and enjoying evenings around the camp fire exchanging stories you might like to head to Cape Town for a few nights of cosmopolitan dinning, a trip up Table Mountain, a boat trip.

All over the world whenever people get together the subject of the weather is a much discussed topic. Undoubtedly there can be many serious economic and human survival issues at the heart of many weather conversations, but fortunately the weather also brings about discussions on what is the best time to go on safari in Africa.