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Read All About It: The Cat’s Whiskers
Published on April 23, 2020Brummel Magazine (UK) offers an article about playing hide and seek with the elusive black leopard in Kenya’s remote and picturesque Loisaba Conservancy. Quotable quote: “If my guide and I are being stalked the chances are it’s by no ordinary carnivore. We’re…
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7 Curry Re-imagined: A Seven Curry Tour with The Singing Chef
Published on April 16, 2020Curry is a universal dish. The aroma of spices intricately blended with each other creates a captivating yet intense sense of satisfaction with each bite. Now, imagine experiencing this in not one, but seven different ways. That’s right, seven. Eon John, known…
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A Taste of Tanzania at Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge
Published on April 14, 2020The elegant Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge recently introduced new restaurant menus with dishes and flavors inspired by the eclectic cuisine of Tanzania. One of the most fun aspects of traveling for many people is the opportunity to try the local cuisine….
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When Should You Travel to South America’s Lake District?
Published on April 10, 2020Cruce Andino crosses the Andes between Chile and Argentina year round. But the four seasons can bring four very different experiences in the Lakes District. A guide to the weather and things you should bring to make your journey with Cruce Andino…
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Discovering Iguazu Falls
Published on April 9, 2020Make the Panoramic Grand or Iguazú Grand your base for discovering one of the world’s great natural wonders — Iguazú Falls. Comprising 250 separate tumbling cascades, Iguazú offers plenty of vantage points to marvel at this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The falls…
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Why Costa Rica? Awesome Reason No. 2 — The People and Their Culture
Published on April 8, 2020Costa Rican culture can be enjoyed in several different ways. While visiting San Jose, you can dive into free museum nights, art and music festivals, a captivating number of pre-Columbian artifact collections, as well as live music and theater productions on plazas…
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Read All About It! How to See the Northern Lights in Iceland
Published on April 6, 2020Travel + Leisure offers tips on the best way to view the Aurora Borealis if you’re traveling to Iceland during the remainder of 2019 and early 2020. Quotable quote: “Peak viewing season for the Northern Lights is always September through March when…
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Can you name Africa’s smallest carnivore?
Published on April 6, 2020When asked to name some of African carnivores, what animals usually come to mind? Most likely lions, cheetahs and leopards. Possibly wild dogs and hyenas. But did you know there are other, much smaller meat eaters out there as well? Africa’s smallest…
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Classic Kenya Aerial Safari
Published on March 31, 2020Explore Kenya’s top game parks with Cheli & Peacock via the SkySafari Kenya Classic, an eight-day aerial safari that starts and ends in Nairobi with stops along the way at Amboseli, Meru and Masai Mara national parks. Highlights Experience three vastly different…
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Read All About It: Things You Should Never Do In Iceland
Published on March 30, 2020GuideToIceland.com recently published an enlightening — and sometimes humorous — article on some of the silliest things that visitors do in Iceland. The story also contains common-sense advice and tips on what visitors should do before traveling to Iceland. Quotable quote: “Trying…
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Read All About It: Forget Florida — Take the Kids to Africa!
Published on March 20, 2020Moms Magazine (Canada) offers its picks for the family vacation spots around the world that “aren’t Florida” — including a Tanzania safari with the Elewana Collection. Quotable quote: “Africa with kids? That probably sounds crazy, but many travel experts agree that a…
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What’s the Big Deal with East Greenland?
Published on March 17, 2020Why is Iceland ProCruises adding wild and remote East Greenland to several of its 2021 itineraries? Because in some ways it’s even more spectacular than the big island’s west coast — and a lot less visited. Two destinations in East Greenland —…
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EcoTracker: Following in the “footsteps” of wild animals
Published on March 16, 2020Unravel nature’s secrets through the ancient art of tracking on an EcoTracking Course in Southern Africa. You will be surprised by what you will find in the African wilderness once you have mastered this skill. What is that? Who made it? When…
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Free Kayaking and Arctic Workshops
Published on March 13, 2020Oceanwide Expeditions is offering free sea kayaking — as well as free workshops on sextant navigation and polar photography — aboard several of its Arctic cruises this summer and fall. Free kayaking is being offered on these voyages: PLA14-20: North Spitsbergen, 24-31…
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Cycling Safaris in Uganda
Published on March 12, 2020Adventure Consults realizes that most (if not all) travelers don’t enjoy spending lots of time in motor vehicles or motorized boats. As a result, we’ve decided to introduce cycling safaris as a way to complement the safari experience for those traveling with…
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10 reasons to plan your trip to the Amazon
Published on March 10, 2020This post is for the undecided. For those who want to travel but normally can’t find the time. For those who want to see the world but don’t know where to start. For those who want to discover the immensity of the…
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Winter Trekking In Torres Del Paine
Published on March 9, 2020Things are just starting to heat up in Torres Del Paine! After a very busy peak season at Fantástico Sur, the national park’s premier trekking company is pleased to announce its new winter program. “Winter W” includes six days along the national…
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Rwanda’s Newly Named Gorilla Babies
Published on March 6, 2020Have you ever imagined what exactly takes place at Rwanda’s famous gorilla naming ceremony since its inception 15 years ago? Adventure Consults passionately participates in this prestigious event, which aims at promoting Rwanda nature conservation and responsible tourism initiatives. Naming a newly…
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New Masai Mara — Uganda Flight Connection
Published on March 6, 2020East Africa’s regional air service took a giant leap last June by adding direct flights from Kenya’s Masai Mara National Preserve to Entebbe International Airport in Uganda. The new flight makes it much easier for visitors to combine Masai Mara’s legendary wildlife…
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