Wouter was in Etosha National Park and had the following to share. The Etosha saltpan in northern Namibia is an area stretching 120 kilometers from west to east, and about 50 kilometers from north to south. It forms a big part and the main feature of the world famous Etosha National Park. The soil here is salty, and thus nothing grows here in an area covering almost 5000 square kilometers! Etosha meaning ‘Great white place’ ,this white salt is also what has given the park its name.

Adolf recently guided on our Walking South Africa JJa14 that visits the Drakensberg Mountains. This is his groups experience on the day they do the Tugela Gorge. The Drakensburg mountains have always lived up to its reputation of being one of the most untouched, beautiful places South Africa has to offer. One of our walks in the Drakensberg is called the Gorge Trail. This trail is a 12 km long round trip going along the side of the mountain, through waterways and into dense evergreen forests dominated by tall Yellow Wood trees and plants with edible fruits, not that it would fill you up of course.

Cronje one of our more experienced guides at Sunway Safaris has the following tips and advise for anyone wanting to travel to Africa on a safari... Whenever one is planning a trip or holiday to an exotic destination the first thing you do is to buy the ‘Lonely Planet’ or similar kind of travel guide for that country or countries you plan to visit. You also do as much research by asking your friends who have visited the same destination before you and since they have done it they are now ‘expert’ advisors to these countries or destinations. You do a lot of reading up on ‘reliable sources’ like TripAdvisor or Hello Peter to get an ‘expert’ opinion of other travelers who ventured into the deep dark yonder before you.

Zandre just returned from Sunways NZe13 Expedition which visits the North and South Luangwa National Parks in Northern Zambia and had the following to share.. South Luangwa National Park and North Luangwa National park are 2 of the greatest parks in Zambia I would say. Bringing you some of the best game viewing and wildlife opportunities that you can ever imagine.