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I believe a lot in call it serendipity, fate, kismet whatever. I believe as long as you put yourself out there and open yourself up to the possibilities of new ideas and concepts wonderful things can happen. About two months ago I attended a seminar sponsored by the Adventure Travel Trade Association of which I […]

One of the things that is a lot of fun on safari is to go on a walking safari out in the bush.  The opportunity to stroll in the bush perhaps close to some zebras or elephants close by is an awe-inspiring experience. I live in the San Fernando Valley section of Los Angeles in […]

As 2013 starts I have been giving a lot of thought to travel this coming year.  Besides other adventures I am planning for this year my mind can’t help but begin to think of returning to Africa. And that got me thinking about how do I convey the amazing wildlife, the warm friendly people, the […]

Welcome to Infinite Safari Adventures! That’s right – we changed our name. Why You might ask? One reason: We’ve simply become so much more than a kayak company. As our past guests can attest – our itineraries now include all sorts of adventure activities, not just water sports and our new name is designed to […]

Last item we discussed what makes a bad, good or great safari. But another thing to be on the lookout for is that some deals not be as good as they look. Let me share some secrets with you. Newcomers to the safari world often don’t realize the range of the expenses involved. So what […]

I am not only an avid sea kayaker, I’m a surfer – the Internet, that is. When people begin planning that dream safari, the first place they go is to the web, which is what I did on my first safari. Googling “African Safaris” or “Wildlife Safari” can provide overwhelming results. There are a myriad […]

Back in February I put out a call for all wildlife and nature photographers and proudly announced that Infinite Safari Adventures had teamed up with Jansen Photo Expeditions to offer a Tanzanian Photographic Odyssey. They are great teachers and offer the technical and stylistic techniques necessary for participants to create not only good exposures with expressive and […]

Recently my partner Steve took 30 students and staff from Australia on an educational field trip to do community work by helping a village rebuild their school.