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South Africa: Safari
South Africa's many stunning private game reserves are successes of eco-preservation and offer diverse wildlife.
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South Africa: Cape Town
Like a gawky adolescent who has discovered her beauty, the city is blooming as it shows off its splendors.
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South Africa: Winelands
The Cape Winelands have always had remarkable wines; now the region is the center of a dynamic new culinary movement.
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South Africa
This incredibly diverse, enormous country at the tip of the continent offers a thrilling combination of city, bush and beach.
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Namibia
Bordering the Atlantic Ocean and South Africa, Namibia has expansive deserts and is one of the world's least populated countries.
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Rwanda
For animal lovers, it's difficult to top the experience of observing an endangered mountain gorilla up close.
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Brazil: Rio de Janeiro
This South American city is imbued with sophistication, generous hospitality and a lust for life.
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Cairo
In Africa's largest city the modern world coexists with the ancient just as extravagant lifestyles unfold alongside severely impoverished ones.
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Telluride
This tiny old mining town enjoys a big setting, framed by the soaring San Juan Mountains, and draws skiers in the winter and outdoor enthusiasts during the summer.
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Cartagena
Preserved by ancient fortifications and years of neglect, Cartagena is a colonial gem by the sea that is fast becoming one of South America's most stylish retreats.
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Uganda
Bordered by Rwanda in the southwest, Uganda offers incredible animal viewing, including mountain gorilla trekking.
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Mauritius
This island nation makes a perfect, beachy conclusion to a safari in East Africa.
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Marrakech
Marrakech has it all: history, romance, atmosphere. It exudes a happening, hip vibe, but it also has a sterling pedigree. If you’re looking for an indulgent time in an exotic...
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New Zealand
Perfect for nature lovers: the incredible lodges of the North and South Island.
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Aspen
Aspen’s dry climate, ample sunshine and four mountains provide a ski experience that is unforgettable.
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South Africa: Member Postcards: Riding South Africa's Rovos RailFrom D.W.H., Stamford, Connecticut “Celebrating my wife’s birthday, we went to Cape Town for a week, then up to Kruger National Park and Lion Sands, in the Sabi Sand Reserve,... |
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South Africa: Introduction: Just Back From: Just Back from…South AfricaLast week, when most of the world was abuzz with swine flu mania, I traveled to South Africa where the topic of the moment was more local: the country had... |
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South Africa: Safari: Places: South Africa Safari: KwandweKwandwe Private Game Reserve, located in the malaria-free Eastern Cape, is a conservation success story, and its beautifully varied terrain and low-density lodges (resulting in a limited amount of visitors)... |
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South Africa: Safari: Introduction: Just Back From: Discoveries in South Africa“Africa is mystic; it is wild… I have lifted my plane from the Nairobi airport for perhaps a thousand flights and I have never felt her wheels glide from the... |
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South Africa: Member Postcards: Ten Days in South AfricaJ.H.B., New York, NY “Had a wonderful time in S.A. The trip is awful, and if going from the U.S. the fastest way is via SAA to Joberg. Delta also... |
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South Africa: Member Postcards: Samara & KurlandIndagare member M.V. recently returned from a family trip to South Africa. Here are her thoughts on the experiences they had at Kurland, along the Garden Route, and Samara, an... |
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South Africa: Cape Town: Introduction: OverviewEvery South African schoolchild learns that the foundations of modern Cape Town were laid when the Dutch East India Company established a way station at the tip of the African... |
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South Africa: Safari: Strategies: Tips: A Typical Day on Safari in South AfricaA safari day begins with a 5:30 wake up call; then a staff member will escort you from your room to the lodge (since it’s still dark). A 6 am,... |
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South Africa: Cape Town: What to See & Do: On the Water: Camps Bay BeachI grew up in Camps Bay, so I may be prejudiced, but I think this beach is one of the loveliest in the Cape. Many would argue that nearby Clifton’s... |
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South Africa: Cape Town: Indagare Insiders: Paul du Toit on Cape TownContemporary artist Paul du Toit has a studio in chic enclave Hout Bay (studio visits can be arranged; contact Indagare for an introduction). Here, he shares some places not to... |
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