Every four years our planet celebrates a leap year. This extra day, the 29th February, was introduced by Julius Caesar over 2000 years ago and…
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The truly lovely thing about Serena Beach is the layout. You are taken back in time to a Swahili Village as this is what the…
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Our great Kenyan adventure started with a rather uneventful flight from Heathrow to Nairobi. To be honest, this is exactly the start parents want with…
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East Africa is not exactly world renowned for Golf, but there are a few gems that golfers may like to know about, listed within easy…
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When planning an educational, one of the challenges we usually face is transfer costs, so when I heard about the Madaraka Express in Kenya I…
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An article in the inflight magazine spoke of the decline in the number of lions in Africa, a reduction of over 40% in the last…
Comments closedIt had been a few years since my last visit to Northern Tanzania, an area on many people’s bucket list, and an area with names that evoke all sorts of emotions. My memories of my first visit to Tanzania, about 20 years ago, are still with me – particularly the cheetah sighting in the tall grass of the Serengeti, when the cubs got told off by their Mum, because she lost the Tommy she had just caught for their dinner, as they were otherwise occupied with some rough and tumble.
Comments closedMaputo is an African city largely overlooked in more recent years by the British leisure traveller. A former playground for the rich and famous, the…
Comments closedBy Amanda England As I changed trains at Gatwick I looked wistfully at the signs for the airport terminal. I was at the start of…
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