Saving cheetahs, from very close up
When I snapped the photo of this cheetah, I was sitting on the sand, about three metres away from him. He and his two brothers had just finished chasing a […]
Tag Archives: Namibia
Predator or prey? Choosing sides whilst on safari (for Canadian World Traveller)
“Watch out, eland!” I say it quietly. I don’t want to scare the already skittish antelope any further. Want to know what happens next? My story, for Canadian World Traveller, about my […]
What to pack: essentials for a safari (especially for Namibia)
What to pack in your trunk? The ever-burning question of the traveller. The first time you go to a country or on a specific type of trip this question is […]
Turn off your engine at the waterhole (and other ways to stay safe in Namibia)
Going to Namibia (or just on a safari anywhere in Africa)? I’ve written a story for The Travelettes with a few tips to stay safe from charging elephants, hunting lions […]
Ongava (near Etosha, Namibia) — a LuxuryAndBoutiqueHotel.com feature
Who do you favour – predator or prey? Find out by visiting Ongava Game Reserve near Etosha National Park in Namibia. My latest review for LuxuryAndBoutiqueHotels.com is HERE.
How to have the best African safari
Planning a safari? You’re so lucky! Of all my travels, safaris just might be my favourite. I’ve been on safari in Namibia, South Africa and, most recently, in Uganda. A […]
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