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The Fastest Antelope in Africa (And Its Surprisingly Slow Cousin)

fastest and most slow african antilopes

I’ve photographed a lot of antelopes over the years, mostly because they’re always the animals that politely show up first on safari. And somewhere between the impala that photobombed my sunset shot and the kudu that gave me side-eye, I started noticing something interesting. Not all antelopes are built for …

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Whale and Dolphin Watching in Port Elizabeth: Our Unforgettable Trip with Raggy Charters

Whale Watching in Port Elisabeth

If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing wild dolphins play beside your boat or watching a whale lift its tail in the open ocean, Port Elizabeth (officially Gqeberha) should be on your travel list. This city on South Africa’s Eastern Cape may not be as famous as Hermanus, but it’s home …

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Africa’s Predator’s Pick: Which Antelope Do Big Cats Catch the Most?

big cats catch impalas the most

When you’re on safari in South Africa, it doesn’t take long before you spot them: impalas, kudu, or maybe a nervous nyala peering from the bush. They’re graceful, beautiful, and everywhere. But for the big cats, these elegant creatures are more than just part of the scenery. They’re dinner. So, …

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AfriCamps: A Review of Three Glamping Sites We Stayed At in South Africa

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If you love African nature, but also appreciate a real bed, a proper shower, and maybe even a wood-fired hot tub, then AfriCamps is a wonderful way to experience South Africa. Over time, we have already stayed at three of their glamping sites: in Pongola, Hoedspruit, and Hazyview, and each …

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Is This Africa’s Most Spectacular Restaurant? My Honest Take on The Rock, Zanzibar

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If you’ve ever typed “Zanzibar” into Instagram or YouTube, you’ve probably seen it: a little thatched house perched on a coral outcrop, surrounded by ridiculous turquoise water. That’s The Rock Restaurant on Pingwe Beach. I went when I was staying at Zanzibar and planned it around the tides, brought an …

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