Namibia & South Africa: Ongava Tented Camp

The last stop on my Namibian circuit was Ongava Tented Camp. Tucked away in the 116 square mile private Ongava Game Reserve just outside Etosha National Park, the camp overlooks an active waterhole where wildlife passes through to quench their

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Santiago

Wherever you’re headed in Chile, Santiago is the gateway, and chances are you’ll be spending a night or two there on your way in or out. It is a sprawling metropolis, rather like Los Angeles, and it takes some good

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Thoughts on Turkey

Frontiers clients, Jeff & Peggi Johnson, traveled to Turkey in May 2015. Here is their review. “I was wrong about Turkey.” Jeff Johnson, May 2015 (Uttered with genuine gravitas and some astonishment.) This adventure started several years back when our

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Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach

Careening along the scenic intra-coastal road on a 10-speed was the start of an exhilarating getaway at the Four Seasons in Palm Beach Florida (complimentary bikes for guests). In addition, the water sport options are endless, but I opted for a

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Namibia: Damaraland Camp

Next on our itinerary was Damaraland Camp, situated in the Huab River valley of the Kunene Region of north-western Namibia. Due to the airstrip being repaired, we landed at an airstrip that was a 2 hour drive to camp. This

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Namibia: Little Kulala Camp

Have you ever imagined sleeping out under the stars where nothing stands between you and the beauty of those sparkling twinkles of light? Where the last thing you see before drifting off to sleep are specks of diamonds gleaming in

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Namibia: Serra Cafema Camp

Just when I though I couldn’t get any more remote than Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, we arrived at Serra Cafema Camp. The camp is surrounded by hundreds of miles of mountains and rolling sand dunes; no roads lead into this

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The Four Seasons Bora Bora

Perfect Paradise Perched in the South Pacific! If Bora Bora had synonyms, they’d be adjectives along the lines of “romantic,” “majestic,” “sublime,” “stunning,” “awesome”… Even stepping off the short 160-mile Air Tahiti flight from Papeete, you stare at Mount Otemanu

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Namibia and South Africa: Part 2

If you feel like one of the last people on earth, you must be at Skeleton Coast National Park. I’ve always loved traveling to remote areas of the world, but nothing could have prepared me for my experience in Namibia.

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