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Atlas of over 300 parks and reserves

If you love the open road, discovering new places and have a passion for the wild now is the time to start dropping hints to the family about what you would like for Christmas - a copy of the newly released atlas called Wildlife Southern Africa National Parks and Reserves.
Atlas of over 300 parks and reserves

This detailed and beautifully illustrated book covers more than 300 parks and reserves and their wildlife within South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Lesotho and Mozambique.

This comprehensive guide includes routes and roads, 4x4 trails, airports, towns, places to stay, places of interest, border posts, walking routes, diving spots, picnic sites, accommodation within parks and reserves and lots more.

The atlas is also easy to navigate, starting off with an alphabetical list of content, information about 70 parks and reserves (many of whom I have never even heard of, even though I am a born South African and have travelled extensively throughout southern Africa for years).

The atlas tells the reader about time zones, malaria areas, parks sizes, fauna and flora, camp facilities all accompanied by dozens of beautiful wildlife photographs and detailed maps.

Compiled and produced by MapStudio, Wildlife Southern Africa, National Parks and Reserves is guaranteed to become a close friend and family favourite of seasoned travellers and armchair dreamers.

About Henrie Geyser

Henrie Geyser joined the online publishing industry through iafrica.com, where he worked for five years as news editor and editor. He now freelances for a variety of print and online publications, on the subjects of cars, food, and travel, among others; and is a member of the South African Guild of Motoring Journalists. moc.acirfai@geirneh
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