Happy New Year to you all! Well the 2012 season has already begun with several of our groups enjoying wonderful safaris and other groups of clients successfully summiting Kilimanjaro on New Years day. Congratulations to our climbers on achieving their dream of standing on the Roof of Read more >
Tweet When packing for your trip to Africa, it is extremely important to note that there are strict weight luggage restrictions enforced on light aircraft transfers between countries. This is to ensure the safety of aircraft passengers. Please read through this document thoroughly to ensure Read more >
After lunch where we had eaten Impala off the spit, it was time for a few people to take a ride out to the low level bridge some 15km from the venue for a little ride. Not everyone went, but for those that did they really enjoyed the ride. before heading out however, we were looking at some of Read more >
Saturday afternoon and most people found themselves chilling around the bar area, chatting, telling tall stories, meeting people they had not already met and soaking up the 28 degree winter (in Zimbabwe) sunshine. We could all smell the wonderful aroma of the three Impala on the BBQ/Braai, Read more >
RIDE Adventures is always trying to provide you with information, advice, and suggestions that could help make your upcoming motorcycle trips a success. Continuing with this effort, Part 3 of our International Travel Guide dives into some of the “subtle differences” you might Read more >
Tweet Kenya Embark on an interactive bush walk with the Samburu & Maasai people. Witness a nearly endless amount of flamingos on Lake Nakuru. Travel through the breathtaking Chyulu Hills and Amboseli on horseback. Venture through the ancient ruins of the long-lost city of Gedi. Help Read more >
Recently the Karnataka Government has instituted a special task force to protect the tigers in the reserves. The need for specialized and highly trained task force has become imperative in order to deliver physical protection to tigers and other animals in their natural home. I Read more >
In all honesty, from previous travels and experiences on this continent I can tell you that most people get off with nothing more than the occasional stomach bug. None the less we did some research on the basics, and it turns out there are a couple of things to keep in mind. 1. General Read more >
The giraffe was such a friendly chap, that I wanted Klaus to see it. We had been chatting near the pub. We went down to find it and one of the farm workers who knew where it was offered to go and call it for us. he wondered off and came back later with Toddy the giraffe. Once it was there other Read more >
When you visit Corbett from the Dhangarhi Gate you get a breathtaking view of Ramganga River. Unpolluted and crystal clear the waters appear blue surrounded by glistening white stones. The pristine river flows between low lying hills of the foothills and accords panoramic glamor to the Read more >
