Toronto Sun features Namibia & African Profile Safaris
Posted on 17. Jun, 2013 by jane in blog
Introducing Jock Explorer Camp
Posted on 18. Apr, 2013 by jane in blog
The Explorer Camp at Jock Safari Lodge offers guests a unique experiential insight of a bygone era, a time when exploring really was an adventure into this unknown Big 5 wilderness, as did the legendary Percy Fitzpatrick in the 18th century. The camp and tents have been meticulously recreated with the similar style camp beds, more »
PREMIER SAFARIS’ ANNOUNCES NOVEL EXPLORER-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM Julian Monroe Fisher To Lead Travelers on Custom Expeditions in Africa
Posted on 15. Apr, 2013 by jane in blog
Premier Safaris, a specialist in adventure/luxury safaris in East Africa, is launching a unique program – customized safaris with Explorer-in-Residence Julian Monroe Fisher, a 21st century David Livingstone. Fisher, an American currently based in Austria, is an explorer, anthropologist, Ethnographic filmmaker, author, Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, member of the American Anthropological Association and more »
Cruceros Australis Featured in Travel Weekly
Posted on 12. Apr, 2013 by jane in blog
KENYA: DESTINATION UPDATE -Kenya Tourism Federation (KTF)
Posted on 03. Apr, 2013 by jane in blog
The much-awaited Supreme Court ruling was delivered on 30th March 2013, ending two weeks of waiting to know who would be Kenya’s next President. The delay arose from an election petition that was filed, disputing the election results as announced by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). The six Supreme Court judges unanimously more »
ANNOUNCING THE OSCARS OF THE NATURAL WORLD – AFRICA THE ENVELOPE, PLEASE
Posted on 30. Mar, 2013 by jane in blog
The Seven Natural Wonders Project, a non-profit conservation initiative based in Dallas, Texas and spearheaded by Dr. Phillip Imler, has declared award winners of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa, and they are: The River Nile; Mt. Kilimanjaro; The Red Sea; Ngorongoro Crater; Sahara Desert; Okavango Delta; and the Serengeti Migration. Tanzania’s Minister of more »
Bluebay Beach Resort & Spa Closing for Renovations
Posted on 28. Mar, 2013 by jane in blog
Bluebay Hotels Zanzibar wishes to advise you that we shall be closing Bluebay Beach Resort & Spa for major renovations and up-grading with effect from Monday 22nd April 2013 for the months of May and June 2013 and we shall reopen on Wednesday 10th July 2013. The primary objective of the work will be to more »
Beyt al Chai leaves Bluebay Portfolio
Posted on 14. Mar, 2013 by jane in blog
Stone Town, Zanzibar – The Directors of Inn on the Square Company Limited (trading as Beyt al Chai) take this opportunity to advise you that the lease which the company has held for many years will come to an end on 31st March 2013. In addition the property has been sold by the previous owner more »
25 Reasons to Visit Uganda
Posted on 07. Mar, 2013 by jane in blog, Marasa Africa, Premier Safaris
Many people think that by visiting Kenya and Tanzania, they have seen East Africa. We beg to differ. Uganda, is known as the “Pearl of Africa” for a reason… and we have 25 of them. Listen to stories of the Royal Kingdom and local folklore told by members of the Ruboni community. Go mongoose trekking more »
Symbolic Ceremony or Renewal of Wedding Vows
Posted on 03. Mar, 2013 by jane in blog
Bluebay Hotels, Zanzibar are happy to offer their guests a brand new Symbolic Ceremony, allowing couples to have their relationship recognized and blessed in a stunning location against a tropical backdrop. Whether the first declaration of love or a chance for married couples to re-affirm the vows they made on their wedding day, this romantic more »









