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we were already in the plane this was their way of saying goodbye we road the elephants everyday on safari this was at the airport

try going to youtube.com and typing in tiger tops in nepal, or something along those lines.
You might get lucky!

I have a great deal of hunting experience, have contacted several safari companies, but have yet to receive a reply.

Here’s a really good idea, try being a hunting guide in areas you know! If I owned a safari hunting company in africa I wouldn’t hire some guy from the states who’s never even seen the lay of the land. Maybe move to africa, get acclimated to the surrounding hunting and game areas( maybe 10 to 15 years) then apply as a hunting guide.

From where,I can get information about african safari or Adventure tour in Southern Africa?
I want perfect Game Lodge accommodation, exciting safari tours

suggest good tour operator or websites

As the ‘African Renaissance’ spreads across Southern Africa, a new world of travel opportunities is opening up to the discerning traveler – an ancient world of unsurpassed natural beauty and cultural diversity, of incomparable romance and adventure.

And this is the world of Classic Africa, tailor-making exclusive photographic safaris for individually-minded travelers, families, and groups of friends. Whether you are attracted by Southern Africa’s scenic splendor, its wildlife and cultural heritage, or whether you are planning the perfect honeymoon, adventure holiday, or simply the ultimate safari experience, we have the firsthand expertise to arrange your once-in-a-lifetime African expedition. None of the distractions and inflexibility of large group, packaged tours: each of our itineraries is designed in conjunction with the traveler, at no additional cost to them, taking into account their own specific interests and requirements.

Classic Africa was founded by two Oxford Ph.D’s with the dream of sharing the magic of Southern Africa with like-minded travellers and explorers, and simultaneously contributing to nature conservation and cultural heritage in the region. We look forward to the possibility of assisting you design and arrange your dream safari to southern Africa.

Call toll-free on 1-888-227-8311 or email us at info@classicafrica.com

Another website sith several great tours: www.Wild-journeys.com

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How about an African family safari for a vacation? It might sound too far and seem like a totally different world. Well, both are right and that’s why it’s worth considering. A trip to Africa is an extraordinary holiday like no other; it is an excellent break from the conventional weekend picnics, amusement parks and even trips to Europe. An African family safari is not only a great way to spend time together, it will surely ignite everyone’s spirit, invigorate the body and inspire you to live a more meaningful life.

Africa has been gifted with so much natural beauty. Planning well is a must to make the most out of the trip, taking into consideration safety, interests and of course budget. It may be expensive, but rest assured it will be worth every cent spent. Every country in the continent has its own share of stunning sceneries and amazing wildlife. For the first timers, South Africa is one of the safest places for a family with younger children because some of their game reserves are malaria-free all year round and it’s where the famed Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhinoceros) can also be seen. Other neighboring countries like Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana and Namibia are equally interesting but game drives and walking safaris might be restricted for the young ones.

Seeing the awe on the face of the children when they first set eyes on a lion, giraffe, elephant, and other animals in their natural habitat is simply a wonderful experience. There are also opportunities for bird watching and snorkeling. Allowing the children to interact with the local children is a good way for them to experience firsthand the African culture. Savor the taste of their wines and food. Enjoy the spectacular landscapes of deserts, forests, mountains, rivers, lakes, waterfalls and cool down in the pristine beaches. The list of things to do in Africa goes on.     

An African family safari will make the family much closer and the children more educated. Not only will it make the children environmentally responsible, but also socially responsible as they are exposed to the simple lifestyle of most Africans. The safari experience offers a lot of learning opportunities for children of all ages that a trip to other places can never rival. No matter what country one chooses, Africa promises a wealth of adventure and learning experiences, which will be magical for the whole family, for both parents and children.

May Smith
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/a-family-vacation-in-africa-747430.html

My computer suddenly stopped showing graphics, so i go on google and look up things for pictures and it just shows white boxes and you can’t see the google graphic. If anyone knows what i should do then please tell me?

This is the only thing I can think of that might be causing the problem:

Pull the Safari menu down to Preferences.

Click the "Appearance" tab.

See if the "Display images when the page opens" checkbox is checked.

If not, checkmark it.

I don’t know if Firefox has a similar setting, but, likely so. It may be unchecked, as well …

Thinking about hunting some Urban Cougar this weekend in and/or around the city. From my internet research, it seems that hotel bars are definitely the best starting point. Anyone have any recommendations on particular bars – or another option I may have overlooked?
I gave you a thumbs down miss. Why would that have anything to do with racism? I gave you a thumbs down because you didn’t answer the question, i.e. it was a bad answer. Where’s the confusion?

You might just look around French Quarter bars. Tons of tourists who might be looking for anonymous nookie. Fritzel’s, Tropical Isle, Cat’s Meow, Lafitte’s Blacksmith shop

I have looked on websites but there are no places to sign up or get anything together.

Best to consult a travel agent…does not cost anything, and they will have the info you need.

If you are thinking about taking a trip in the near future, there are many areas that you should consider. There are places in North America with lots of history and sights, but there are so many other places abroad that can be much more interesting and historically significant. There are many places in the world that you may never think of to travel on your vacation, but they may be just the relaxing getaway you have been in search of. We have put together some ideas for world travel to help you decide where you want to travel on your next vacation.

If you like the beach scene, there are many beaches to sample here in the states. Cities such as Miami, Dayton, Jacksonville, Malibu, and many cities in Hawaii offer great beaches for sunning and swimming. If you prefer leaving the country, you could always try South America. Rio de Janeiro has very nice beaches, however, the bathing suits are somewhat skimpy if existent at all. The Bahamas and other Caribbean Islands have wonderful beaches that beckon American tourists on a daily basis. Their beaches promise us palm trees and sandy shores as well as warm breezes and days of laziness and relaxation.

If you are a history buff, you may find that Pompeii is the place that tops your desired list of foreign locales. This location in Italy is the site of the great eruption of Mt Vesuvius some 2000 years ago. The city was completely destroyed, yet perfectly preserved by the lava that filled the city streets in an instant after the eruption. Seeing the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum (also destroyed in the same manner) is like stepping back in time to a place that time forgot. The history that lies there is more than we as Americans can ever experience in our home country. Also, while in Italy, you would have to stop by Rome and see the rich history of the Roman civilization and the emperors that once ruled the known world.

If you live for adventure, then and African Safari is probably tops on your list of things to do before you die. An African safari offers excitement and adventure, especially for those of us used to only seeing those types of animals on television. There are tour groups to take you on the safari and explain the animals and surroundings to the group. On a safari, you can see such animals as lions, elephants, monkeys and zebra in their natural habitat. Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania are just a few of the places that offer an authentic african safari.

If you are more into winter sports such as snow skiing, then a trip to the mountains of Europe may be right up your alley. The advancement in safety over the last several years have made snow skiing safer and more enjoyable for professionals and novices alike. Downhill skiing may seem too advanced for some, and if so, cross country skiing may be more the thing for you. There are resorts and parks all over the world that offer trails for cross country skiers of all ages.

With all of these ideas for world travel, you are sure to find something to tempt your thoughts for your next vacation.

Nancy Arlington
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/super-exciting-world-travel-experiences-130344.html

Kenya has long been regarded as one of the premier african safari destinations and for good reason. Millions of years ago, the tempestuous earth formed the Great Rift Valley, volcanoes and surrounding lakes, creating a natural environment unrivalled on the planet.

Not only does an East African safari offer unique glimpses into the annual migrations of animals, superb sightings of the elusive Big 5, and close encounters with the colourful Maasai and Sambura peoples but also introduces visitors to some of the most distinctive and rare mammal species in the world today.

Politically stable

Another attraction of a Kenya holiday is the relative stability of the country compared to some of its less fortunate neighbours. Although the democratic process was put under a bit of pressure recently during the latest elections, the furore has died down to whimper and visitors are welcomed with open arms.

Principal players in a Kenya Safari have geared themselves up admirably to meet your every demand and children are very well catered for, with the vast majority of bush camps and lodges offering dedicated game drives for children of all ages, adding to the complete family safari appeal.

The wildebeest migration

One of the world’s greatest natural spectacles is, without a doubt, the annual wildebeest migration that takes place between June and November. Each year literally millions of animals trudge through the arid desert and pristine savannah in an ongoing and relentless search for food and water.

It is an ongoing cycle of life…and sadly death, as literally thousands of prey are devoured by hungry predators that haunt their every step. Even crossing the majestic Mara River is a trial as crocodiles lie in wait for their prey in the turbulent waters whilst land predators await them on the banks.

Reputable tour operators will allow you and your family to follow these ancient migrations for part of the way so that you can experience the harsh realities of bush life.

A flamboyance of flamingos like no other

Another destination that offers a wholly unique experience for the vast majority of us is Lake Nakuru. Forged out of the earth at the same time as the Great Rift Valley, Lake Nakuru is unique in that it is rich in mineral salts that in turn form an algae-rich sludge.

Pelicans and flamingos are attracted to this energy rich food in their millions and it is these flocks of flamingos, with their pink patinas, that create a wildlife exhibition that arguably eclipses all others in sheer splendour!

Unique examples of African wildlife

Further north is another destination that will keep you and your family entranced for days. The Sambura National Reserve offers the consummate camping experience where no luxury has been overlooked. It is also the one region that accommodates an entire flotilla of lesser known African wildlife, including the Reticulated Giraffe, the Yellow Baboon, Guenther’s Dik-dik, the Somali Ostrich and the Beisa Oryx.

Kenya really does have it all – it is a superior safari destination with fascinating and colourful people, some of whom have a mystical bond with their cattle, but is also a nation with a fine infrastructure, facilitating an easy and painless holiday experience for the entire family.

Lavana James
http://www.articlesbase.com/destinations-articles/focus-on-kenya-735527.html