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A bush escape at Thornybush Waterside Lodge
22 May 2013 | Sarah Duff
Delicious food, game viewing from the swimming pool, great guides and amazing wildlife make Thornybush's Waterside Lodge a perfect bush break.
The great fossil hunt: Lesotho
22 May 2013 | Athenkosi Matyalana - Intern
After conquering Compassberg, travel and nature writer Dale Morris, Bianca Preusker and I headed to Lesotho where I reflected on my time in the Sotho Kingdom and the lessons he learned during their search for the footprints of the elusive Lesothosaurus.
Videos of the week
21 May 2013 | MyVideo
A round up of the top wildlife and travel videos for the week.
11 things to do in the Langeberg
21 May 2013 | Claudia Hodkinson
If you’re stuck for ideas on what to do and where to stay in the Langeberg of the Western Cape, here are a few options to nudge you in the right direction.
Top 10 street foods in Stonetown, Zanzibar
20 May 2013 | Kati Auld
Avoid the overpriced restaurants, and get a taste of the "real" Zanzibar by eating like a local.
The great fossil hunt: Compassberg
20 May 2013 | Athenkosi Matyalana - Intern
Athenkosi Matyalana recently embarked on a two-week roadtrip in search of South African fossil sites with photographer Dale Morris. This is a tale of how they successfully hiked Compassberg against treachourous terrain and wind.
12 of Durban’s best curry restaurants
20 May 2013 | Sarah Duff
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Here’s where to get your spicy fix in Durban and surrounds (a good curry is worth a drive), in no particular order and as recommended by locals and tested by me.
Photoblog: babies in the bush
17 May 2013 | Janine Mare
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Baby leopards, lions, rhinos and elephants are popping out around the country, here are some cute photos of some new wildlife additions.
SAA service nightmare at George Airport (and why Kulula.com is tops)
17 May 2013 | Athenkosi Matyalana - Intern
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After a two-week road trip, I turned up at George Airport for a 14h45 flight. Little did I know I would spend the next four hours staring at the airport, thanks to the poor service from SAA.
Kruger accommodation review – Lower Sabie Rest Camp
17 May 2013 | Adel Groenewald
Lower Sabie Rest Camp is easily one of the Kruger National Park's most renowned rest camps. It is always fully booked. I set out to find out why.
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