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Looking to do something a little different on your trip to Africa? Here are a few of our favorite camps and lodges that put a bit of a different spin on the classic safari experience. 1. Join the herd at Abu Camp.
Condé Nast Traveler released its 2014 Readers’ Choice Awards yesterday, including readers’ picks for the top 20 lodges and safari camps in Africa. South Africa dominated this year’s list, with six of the top ten and nine of the top 20 properties. Botswana came in six second, with six properties on the list.
Londolozi is famous for its leopards. So it’s not surprise that November’s ten best photos taken by the private reserve’s guides and guests offer four very different perspectives, from action to quiet repose, of these majestic cats.
Even the fiercest predators sometimes have a soft side. Don’t believe it? Check out these photos of a male lion hanging out with his cubs for the first time. Wildlife photographer Uwe Skrzypczak captured the images below after watching the six-month-old lion cubs for weeks in Kenya’s Maasai Mara National Reserve.
Guest Post by Ted Martens, reprinted with permission from Oh, The Places We’ll Go. By the end of our time in Southern Africa, we thought we were African safari gurus. I mean, what first-time Africa travelers go on more than 40 safari drives in one visit?
By Maddi Higgins, WWF Travel Where: Ifrane National Park is in the Moyen Atlas mountain range, about 35 miles outside of Fes. What’s there: Barbary macaques. The population of Barbary macaques in Ifrane is accustomed to human visitors, so you will be able to see the monkeys at close range.
