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Our group of visiting journalists left the cushy confines of the Aruba Marriott Resort to explore the island a bit with De Palm Tours and its “Aruba Safari Jeep Adventure,” topped off with lunch at the Balashi Beer Garden. Here, in honor of THursday, are THirteen THings I learned today: In front of the De Palm Tours Land Rover.

by Straus Karl Heinz Horseback riding in the wilderness is the most unique and exciting adventure in Kenya and East Africa. It can be done as part of your holiday activity or as Horseback Safari for the experienced rider like the pioneers of Kenya in the good old days did.

by Straus Karl Heinz One of the most unique and interesting adventure activity to engage in Kenya is the horseback riding. Horseback riding can be combined and made part of your holiday activity or done exclusively as a horseback safari for those who are experienced drivers.

India, the land of diverse scenic beauty, rich historical significance, cultural diversity and traditional heritage is a dream destination for every traveler. From magnificent mountain ranges to lovely coastlines and sprawling forests as well as beautiful castles, forts and temples and other monuments, India has everything that you as a traveler can wish for.

Kenya Safaris Tuesday 2 September 2008 @ 3:25 pm It is hard to believe the startling contrasts of landscape and the outstanding natural beauty that Kenya has to offer. Further inland, few places on earth can claim such a dense profusion of wildlife in such spectacular surroundings.

It is hard to believe the startling contrasts of landscape and the outstanding natural beauty that Kenya has to offer. Further inland, few places on earth can claim such a dense profusion of wildlife in such spectacular surroundings.

Copyright Karen Schaler All Rights Reserved One of the best places in the world to go on safari is the Kruger National Park in South Africa. Kenya use to be “the” place to go but in many areas of the country it has become too commercialized. A lot of the safari guides in South Africa also [...]

Copyright Karen Schaler All Rights Reserved On a recent trip to South Africa I was able to go on about a dozen different safaris in the Kruger National Park and in just the first few days I was lucky enough to spot the elusive “Big Five”, the elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and the leopard.

Photo Courtesy Sabi Sabi Copyright Karen Schaler All Rights Reserved There is something so surreal about going on a safari in Africa when you’re on a private game reserve that isn’t fenced in and the aninals roam free.