Travelling & Touring Operators Agency in Africa

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South Africa, on the southern tip of the African continent stretches, from the west with the cold Benguerra current to the east with its warm Mozambique current. The cold Atlantic and warm Indian oceans meet on the south coast giving rise to its Mediterranean climate. The warm Indian Ocean, with its long sandy beaches, causes the sub-tropical climate that predominates in the eastern sector of the country - perfect for an African travelling holiday.

Botswana is virtually the same size as France, Kenya or Texas. It is situated in the centre of Southern Africa having Namibia on its West, Angola and Zambia to the north, Zimbabwe on its east and South Africa covering the eastern and southern borders. The country is very flat and arid, being three quarters desert with the eastern section, where most of the population lives, having a slightly wetter climate. This serves to emphasise the uniqueness of the Okavango Delta, a wetland in desert. The Okavango River starts in the highlands of Angola and fans out into the Delta that has become world famous for its reed-lined waterways, its game and its unspoilt wilderness experience. A tourist attraction where tour operators can arange wildlife accommodation, african accommodation and wilderness tours.

Of course it's for you to decide and choose where you want to tour and have your perfect holiday. We as a touring and travel operator agency will arrange all your accommodation, flights, transport and everything else you need. Just phone or email our operator branch for more information.

An ideal travel option in Africa is touring by train which can easily be aranged by a touring operator or travel agency. Rovos Rail coaches are from the 1920s and 30s, the Pride of Africa, and are now owned by Mr Rohan Vos who has had them restored and refurnished with a touch of exquisite style and comfort for travelling. They operate well and first class service is offered resulting in a 5 Star Hotel on rails. The use of the traditional furnishings and period decor, with top class craftsmanship evident in fine wood paneling, has ensured that the atmosphere of elegance and grandeur far exceeds the original. Each train has two lounge cars, one a unique glass ended observation car and two dining cars a 1920s period piece with romantic teak pillars and a more modern 1936 model one with traditional picture windows offering guests a panoramic view of the passing African landscape. The sleeper coaches are the last word in luxury. Each suite accommodates two people with the option of twin or double beds, with a private lounge area. In the ensuite bathrooms original fittings are combined with the modern technology of hot showers, hair dryers and shaver plugs. The Royal Suites, each of which takes up half a carriage, are named after colourful characters of the Victorian era in South Africa, including Cecil John Rhodes, Barney Barnato and Alfred Beit. Very spacious and elegant the Royal Suites measure 16sq ms in size and even come with a Victorian Claw foot bathtub. The Deluxe Suites restored with the same care as the Royal Suites, also accommodate two passengers in either double or twin beds, with ensuite bathrooms and a lounge area. Each Suite is 11sq ms. Traveling in comfort and luxury, combined with a world-class service makes a journey on the Pride of Africa an unforgettable experience. All this can be aranged by Q2 Travel tour operating agency.