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Into Africa – On Safari

So here we go again!  Right now, twelve guests who want a deeper safari experience are heading to Africa on a Tasimba safari. As always, we have a wonderfully diverse group of guests who have joined together because they’re looking…

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What is it About Sunsets?

Sunsets are like fireworks. No matter how many we’ve seen before, we all watch them again and again. What is it about sunsets?  I confess – I’m a total sunset junkie!  Can’t get enough of them. Who isn’t mesmerized watching…

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The Wonders of Nature

The longer you spend on safari in Africa, the more you are awed by the wonders of nature. It’s not just the huge numbers of different species of animals, birds, insects and trees in the wilderness that takes your breath…

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Lions: Uneasy Lies the Crown

Lions. Everybody wants to see Africa’s King of the Beasts. They’re truly magnificent creatures, beautiful, graceful, social - and lethal! Most people on safari see them resting under a tree in the daytime heat. The lucky ones see them feasting…

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Africa for the Birds

People don’t come to Africa to see birds. At least, not on their very first visit. Most guests only have eyes for the “big” animals – elephants, lions, buffalo, giraffe, cheetah, zebra, even hippos. That’s no big surprise! Then, after…

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Big 5, Little 5, 105!

You’ve heard about the Big 5, right?  Many people, when they first come to Africa on safari, often seem to be on a mission to see the Big 5: Lion, Elephant, Leopard, Buffalo, and Rhino - as if there are…

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Season’s Greetings

As the season of celebrating Peace, Love and Joy falls upon us, all of us at Tasimba wish you and yours a wonderful Holiday. For me, Peace, Love and Joy extend far beyond just this time of year.  I actually…

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Two Eyes Are Better Than One

Immersed in a game rich concession, one of the many things you’ll notice on a Tasimba African safari, is the inherent differences between species. Some animals for example, have eyes on the side of their head while others have eyes…

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Are You A “Lonely George?”

At Linkwasha, Tasimba’s home camp in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, there is a wildebeest that the camp staff affectionately call Lonely George. Like all of his kind, he looks like he was assembled from spare parts – forequarters like an…

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