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Driving Namibia

Features, November 2007 issue
Driving Namibia
by Joyce Bruck, Ocean Ridge, FL My longtime friend Winnie Outcalt joined me in Johannesburg, South Africa, on August 18, 2006, for an adventure to Namibia. My interest in Namibia began when I saw pictures of the Skeleton Coast with its sand dunes, animals and shipwrecks. As I did my usual extensive research, I discovered there ...

Southern Africa trains

Travelers' Intercom, October 2007 issue
In July ’06 I made a deposit of $2,400 for trips on the following Shongololo Express trains in Southern Africa: Good Hope, March 6-21, 2007 ($3,680), Dune Express, March 27-April 11 ($3,905) and Southern Cross, April 11-26 ($4,350) — total cost, $11,935. So it was with concern that I read in ITN the news item “South ...

A typical safari?

Travelers' Intercom, May 2006 issue
My wife, Dorothy, and I had been on safari in Africa on two previous occasions. The first was to Kenya and Tanzania, and it remains the best trip we ever experienced — and we have toured all the continents and over 60 countries. Our second was a walking safari through Zimbabwe and Zambia. We wanted to ...

Southern Africa — the benefits of visiting in the wet season

Features, January 2005 issue
Southern Africa — the benefits of visiting in the wet season
by Nili Olay, New York, NY My husband, Jerry, and I live in New York City. As much as we love the city, we do like to get to a warm climate for a while each winter. Southern Africa seemed a logical choice until I started to read the guidebooks. They all warned that during the ...

Botswana self-drive safari — a truly wild ride

Features, February 2004 issue
Botswana self-drive safari — a truly wild ride
by Robert Juhre, Kettle Falls, WA Travel in Botswana is limited to a few choices. You can book accommodations through one of many tour operators. Their camps are generally small, accommodating 12 to 15 people, and are remote but well appointed. The food is gourmet, and the attention to guests’ personal care and comfort is outstanding. Visitors ...