- Posted by: Arne Woudstra
- November 24, 2006, 11:41 am
Everyone going on safari in Southern Africa beware and bring your hood caps! The rainy season has started in Southern Africa, reports a safari expert from Botswana.
We received this exclusive report from a local expert on safaris in Botswana, David Young. He reported that the rainy season has now finally kicked in.
"Rain is starting to make mobile safaris in and around Moremi Game Reserve a little tricky. A local guide was stuck twice coming down from Savuti to Mababe - enroute to Maun."
One of our own experts Steve from Drive South Africa confirmed that the rainy season in Southern Africa traditionally starts around this time of year and ends in February. The start and end of the rainy season can vary, so this kind of information is very valuable for anyone traveling in the area.
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Arne Woudstra is the first editor of Africa Travel Guide. This Dutch-born travel enthusiast, took up the role of editor at Africa Travel Guide while completing his marketing internship at a travel company in Cape Town, South Africa. Arne plans to study further, specialising in online marketing at the University of Amsterdam in Holland in 2007.
Zwanet Faber
9:48 pm, November 24, 2006
Hello dear,
What a great fun you have, we like to visit you. Coming soon! Keep cool and take good care of Judith and beware of the Lion King!
Arne Woudstra
10:10 am, November 27, 2006
Hi there aunty Zwanet,
Yes it is very nice, and I will see you all in January!
Cheers
Arne