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Sally Zalk

Boca Raton, FL

South Africa and Safari Tour Travel Agent Expert

 

 If you want to go to South Africa, I can direct the way as your South Africa travel agent professional. If you want to explore nature and escape on safari, I can plan the perfect itinerary. South Africa is a beautiful country and there a...
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 If you want to go to South Africa, I can direct the way as your South Africa travel agent professional. If you want to explore nature and escape on safari, I can plan the perfect itinerary. South Africa is a beautiful country and there are numerous attractions to visit and explore. From stunning game reserves to amazing beaches, South Africa offers an oasis like no other. Whether you're looking for a getaway destination or an adventure holiday, South Africa is a great choice.  Below are some of the top attractions in South Africa that you won’t want to miss: Table Mountain National Park: Table Mountain National Park, located in Cape Town, is an amazing attraction. It offers spectacular views of both the city and the ocean. The park is full of hiking trails and unique flora and fauna. You can also ride on the famous Table Mountain Aerial Cableway or take a boat trip to explore the nature reserve. Robben Island: Robben Island, located off the coast of Cape Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was once a prison for political prisoners and is now a museum that you can explore by boat. It is a great place to learn about South Africa's history and its struggle for freedom. Kruger National Park: Kruger National Park, located in Mpumalanga province, is home to numerous species of wildlife. It is the home of one of Africa's most renowned game reserves and a super place to choose to go on a safari. You can also visit the nearby Blyde River Canyon, one of the world's deepest gorges. Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden: Located in Cape Town, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is a lush garden with more than 8,000 species of plants. Take a leisurely stroll at the site and explore several of its spellbinding trails. Other top attractions in South Africa include the Garden Route, the Waterberg region, the historic Bo-Kaap district, and the winelands of the Western Cape.  People love South Africa because of its stunning coasts, its wine region, its myriad wildlife, and thrilling adventures. One thing you’ll have to do is to enjoy a wine-tasting experience  at Stellenbosch. If you venture south, you can see penguins and if you go north, you’ll see the Big Five African Animals, or the African elephant, cape buffalo, leopard, lion, and rhino. The lion is an apex hunter. That means they are at the top of the food chain. Therefore, they do not have predators hunting them.  Lions are indeed fearless as they hunt larger-sized animals - buffaloes, antelopes, giraffes, zebras, and rhinos. While you can see a lot of South Africa and safaris on videos, they cannot replace the actual experience. That is why I encourage you to schedule a South Africa holiday. As your travel agent advisor for South Africa, I will do everything I can to make your vacation to this part of Africa both memorable and beautiful. Give me a call now so we can plan your holiday.   

 

 

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Anguilla, West Indies Travel Agent Expert

Is a fascinating and alluring paradise, tucked away in the Eastern Caribbean. The most charming perk of the island are its pristine white sand beaches, warm hospitality with friendly people, substantial sunsets, award-winning dining scene, spectacular turquoise waters, and a truly cool island vibe that can't be observed in other areas of the Caribbean. The artistry of the island’s chefs—both Anguillan and international—is unmatched anywhere in the Caribbean and provides an opportunity to savor the culture. Three of Anguilla resorts are featured in the Top 25 Caribbean Resort Hotels category of Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Awards. Anguilla, is a British Overseas Territory, comprises a small main island and several offshore islets. Its beaches range from long sandy stretches like Rendezvous Bay, overlooking neighboring Saint Martin Island, to secluded coves reached by boat, such as at Little Bay. Protected areas include Big Spring Cave, known for its prehistoric petroglyphs, and East End Pond, a wildlife conservation site. Anguilla is renowned for its spectacular and ecologically significant coral reefs and beaches. We spent one morning snorkeling, and while it might not have been as impressive as the 2nd largest barrier reef in the world, but there were plenty of colorful tropical fish and beautiful cave systems in the cliffs. Anguilla is about 16 miles long and not very wide. Anguilla is the most expensive destinations in the Caribbean. The best time to visit Anguilla is between May and August, the best way to get around Anguilla is in a taxi.  Fun Facts:  Anguilla is the only country that has a dolphin on its flag. Anguilla was called the snake island due to its elongated shape on the map. The island has so many seagulls that sometimes they appear to be more than people on the island in number. The island also has a significant number of goats residing there, and it is feared that they will also outnumber the people living on the island. There are no more than 20 hotels on the island. It is home to many famous celebrities, and many celebs visit it on their vacations. It is houses some of the best beaches in the world. It’s not uncommon to get a beach all to yourself.  Despite it being one of the smaller Caribbean islands, Anguilla is chock-full of limestone caves to explore, wildlife to observe (like sea turtles and native birds), and sandy beaches to tan on. Take in the island’s natural beauty on a hike or learn more about the island’s heritage on a self-led or guided tour. Many hidden treasures are tucked away on unmarked roads, so it pays to have a knowledgeable guide by your side. Explore the island by sea and hire a boat and dock on some of Anguilla’s most scenic beaches or rent a snorkel and swim around the island’s massive coral gardens. Flights to St. Martin travel via plane by booking flights to Anguilla from St. Martin, people find the ferry a better, hassle-free option and a more worthy option.  Flight time is 10 minutes whereas the ferry takes only 20 minutes to take you to the island. Anguilla is the dream vacation spot for those looking for somewhere idyllic to chill out. Contact me via email or phone as I will guide you for the best trip to Anguilla that you could ever imagine.