Experience a snapshot with a difference as we venture this time out of South Africa...

Namibia

With Windhoek as the capital, and the currency being the Namibian dollar, this country boasts the infamous Namib Desert and Kalahari Desert.

From sand boarding during the day, to star gazing at night, these deserts offer picturesque settings. Etosha National Park means “Great White Place”. It is one of the world's best wildlife sanctuaries and is excellent for wildlife-watching.

You'll find it's dominated by a massive mineral pan, which is part of the Kalahari Basin.

If you find your tummy rumbling after exploring, head over to The Gourmet. They offer stylish dining suited for friends and family. Call them at 061 232360. 

Check out our packages and visit some of our other neighbouring countries.

Zambia

Home of the Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River, this is a friendly country which offers its visitors warmth and hospitality simultaneously.

The currency is the Zambian Kwacha. In Zambia the falls and the river provide an abundance of adventure and magnificent scenic views.

Kafue National Park is the largest park in Zambia and one of the biggest in the world.

The park rewards wildlife enthusiasts with glimpses of various carnivores and their many lively preys.

Rhapsody restaurant offers a natural ambiance that is lively yet effortless. The place is elegantly decorated and it offers unique cuisine with culinary flair. Call them at +260 1 256 705 / 6

Zimbabwe

Politics aside, Zimbabwe is a land with a lot to. The currency is the Zimbabwean dollar.

Hwange National Park is a diverse national park with over 108 species.

The opportunity for birding and botany are enormous, with over 400 species of birds including over 50 species of raptor.

For local and cultural cuisine, you have to try Boma Restaurant. Boma offers customers a unique African experience that bombards ones senses with the tastes, sights, sounds and smells of Africa. Call +263 13 43238 or +263 13 43201/4 to make a reservation.

Botswana

Botswana's plateau provides a natural habitat for a huge variety of African wildlife. This scenic wonderland draws thousands of tourists from around the world throughout the year. The local currency is the pula.

Mokolodi Nature Reserve has local flora as well as an impressive collection of indigenous animals such as the white rhino, mountain reedbuck, various antelope, zebra, giraffe, hyena and warthog.

Primi Piatti – Gaborone has a vibey background with a delicious menu. Their trademark orange jumpsuits and the spunky personality of the staff continue to make them a hot favourite. For reservations, call +267 370 0069

Mozambique

Situated on the south-eastern coast of Africa, Mozambique has come from violent wars and terrible floods.

Rising out of the ruins, it is fast reclaiming it place as one of the jewels of Africa. The Mozambican Metical is the currency that gets traded in.

With its warm waters, varied and abundant marine life; Mozambique is known for offering some of the best diving opportunities in southern Africa.

The most popular location is the Bazaruto Archipelago that has outstanding diving and snorkelling opportunities, including Manta Reef, Two-Mile Reef, Vengies, Rainbow Runner Reef and the Greek Temple.

Turtle Cove Seafood Restaurant is a local restaurant where the menu consists of freshly caught fish and prawns superbly prepared together with local specialties.

There are also vegetarian specials, as well as the popular sushi evenings. Check their website to make a reservation. 

Lesotho

The best way to describe Lesotho is rugged with majestic beauty and serene simplicity.

The currency is known as Loti. For a different tourism experience, escape in its natural beauty, rich flora and fauna and absorbing cultural heritage.

Sehlabathebe National Park is Lesotho's first national park, proclaimed in 1970.

Getting there is always a worthwhile adventure, especially if you're into wilderness, seclusion and fishing.
The rolling grasslands, wildflowers and silence provide a sense of complete isolation.

Visit the restaurants and bars in Maseru to feast on culinary delights made by the locals.

• Add new comment

Bookmark/Search this post with:

• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
•